Crime & Safety
Pair Sleeping In An Idling Vehicle Face Drug Charges: Nashua Cops
Since April, Janelle Warren of Nashua and Eric Wyatt, formerly of Concord, were being eyed as part of an active cocaine sales investigation.
NASHUA, NH — Two Cedar Street residents were arrested last weekend on numerous charges after police reportedly found them sleeping inside a vehicle which had its engine running. Janelle Warren, 23, and Eric Wyatt, 30, had been under investigation by the department's narcotics intelligence division since April as part of cocaine sales incidents, according to Lt. Daniel Mederos of the Nashua Police Department. On Saturday, officers were requested to a city street "for a check conditions involving two subjects sleeping in an idling vehicle that was parked on a city street," he noted.
"Warren and Wyatt were found to be the occupants of the vehicle," Mederos stated.
Both Warren and Wyatt were taken into custody while other officers requested a search warrant of the vehicle. During the search, Mederos alleged that heroin and pills were found.
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Warren was charged on June 30, 2019, with three counts of acts prohibited; sale of a controlled drug-cocaine-second offense and acts prohibited; possession of a controlled drug-buprenorphine hydrochloride-second offense, all felonies, as well as unsworn falsification and breach of bail conditions. Wyatt was charged with two counts of acts prohibited; sale of a controlled drug-cocaine-second offense and acts prohibited and possession of a controlled drug-heroin/fentanyl, all felonies, along with transporting drugs within a motor vehicle, breach of bail, and operating a motor vehicle after suspension.
Mederos noted that anyone in the Gate City that has concerns about drug activity can call the department's Narcotics Hotline at 603-594-3597 or communicate with police online at NashuaPD.com.
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Both Warren and Wyatt, who previously lived in Concord, have been arrested and indicted on a number of charges all around New Hampshire, according to posts on Patch.
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