Woman, Arrested On Concord Warrant, Found With Drugs: Report

FRANKLIN, NH — A traffic stop in nearby Franklin on a Concord warrant led to second round of drug dealing charges against a woman in that city, according to a post on Facebook. Sande Lamanuzzi, 51, of Franklin, was arrested on Dec. 29, 2017, for two counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute, two counts of possession of a controlled drug, and six counts of default or breach of bail. According to police in Franklin, an officer made a traffic stop on a vehicle that Lamanuzzi was driving after finding an active criminal liability of the conduct of another warrant issued by Concord Police.

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“During the arrest, officers found a quantity of suspected fentanyl and prescription pills in Lamanuzzi’s possession,” according to the post. “This led detectives to apply for a search warrant on Lamanuzzi’s vehicle, which was granted by the 6th Circuit Franklin District Court. During a search of Lamanuzzi’s car, additional quantities of suspected fentanyl were found as well as suspected quantities of crystal methamphetamine and other prescription pills.”

Lamanuzzi was arrested on numerous charges, refused bail services, and was arraigned in Merrimack County Superior Court today.

Lamanuzzi, according to a post on Patch last month, was arrested by New Hampshire State Police on possession of a narcotic drug with intent to distribute and four counts of possession of a controlled drug, after a raid in Franklin on Dec. 8, 2017. In April 2015, she was arrested on a heroin possession charge at Concord Hospital.

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