Alleged Heroin Dealer Sought by U.S. Marshals

CONCORD, NH - This week’s The District of New Hampshire - New Hampshire Joint Fugitive Task Force Fugitive of the Week is Casey Stearns Jones, who is wanted on drug dealing, drug possession, and theft charges, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.

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Jones is 39, white, 5-feet, 9-inches tall and weighs around 180 lbs. He has hazel eyes, brown hair, and medium skin tone. Jones has numerous tattoos on his stomach and back, upper arms, left knee, and right shoulder and thigh, according to an alert. He also has also used aliases in the past including “Cassey Jones” and “Jason Jones,” according to Deputy Marshal Jeffrey White.

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“Jones is currently wanted by three agencies: the NH State Police, and the Strafford and Rockingham County Sheriff’s Offices,” White stated. “The warrants are for charges of possession with intent to distribute heroin, and failure to appear warrants for both theft and drug possession. Jones was last known to reside in New Durham, NH, but he has numerous friends, associates and family throughout the Strafford and Rockingham County areas.”

Jones was arrested by Rockingham Sheriffs last month for failure to appear at the arraignment of a theft charge, according to a post on Exeter NH Patch. He was also arrested by Somersworth Police last year on a warrant for driving charges, according to fosters.com, as well as Rochester on driving charges.

According to reports online, Jones was also arrested in 2009 in Salem after a traffic stop where he allegedly swallowed packets of heroin and gave a false name to police officers. He allegedly assaulted police during the interaction, according to the report. Charges were elevated against Jones – and issued against two mothers, too – after police allegedly found needles in his vehicle, along with two children.

The warrants against Jones were issued on April 5, May 3, and May 12, 2016, according to White.

If you see Jones – or someone who looks like him – not attempt to apprehend him yourself. Report any information to the nearest USMS District Office at 603-225-1632, or call 1-877-wanted-2, or submit a web-tip, or text nhtip with any information to tip411.