Nashua Man Had Safe Full of Heroin: Police

A Nashua man with a safe full of heroin was arrested this week twice in two days, police said.

Robert Reidy, 23, of 12 Grand Ave., faces a host of charges.

Police said on Monday, officers pulled Reidy over and conducted a traffic stop. The officers said he gave them a fake name and had heroin in the car. He was charged with heroin possession, driving with a revoked license following a DWI charge, disobeying a police officer, and driving without financial proof.

Officers then searched his residence and said they found a safe with about 30 grams of heroin packaged for sale inside. They said they also found several handguns. Reidy was released on $5,000 bail.

Following the search of his home, officers obtained a warrant for Reidy and arrested him again Tuesday. Police said they found more heroin on him and again charged him with heroin possession. He was held on $50,000 bail. He faces up to 30 years in prison for his charges.

Also on Monday, in an unrelated case, police arrested Rosalie Morell—who lives at Reidy’s residence—on charges she fired a gun inside a moving car.

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