2,100 Heroin Doses, Cocaine Seized In Toms River Bust

TOMS RIVER, NJ -- Two Berkeley Township men are facing drug charges after a Route 37 motor vehicle stop turned up more than 2,100 doses of heroin and 36 grams of cocaine, Toms River police said Wednesday.

Luis Quintana, 37, of Holiday City at Berkeley, and Kevin Reilly, 40, of Berkeley, were arrested Jan. 20 in the stop, which was the result of a monthlong investigation into heroin distribution in Toms River by the Toms River Police Department’s Special Enforcement Team, said Ralph Stocco, spokesman for the department.

Stocco said Quintana was the driver of the rental car, which pulled over on Route 37 near Brookside Drive that day. Police found more than 43 bricks of heroin -- 2,155 wax folds -- along with the cocaine, a digital scale and $1,665 in cash.

Reilly, who also had a no-bail warrant for his arrest from the Ocean County Sheriff’s Department, was found to be in possession of 21 wax folds of heroin, Stocco said.

According to Ocean County Corrections records, Reilly -- who remains in the county jail as of Wednesday morning -- was sought on a $50,217 warrant for willful nonsupport.

Quintana was charged with possession of heroin, possession of cocaine, possession of heroin over one-half ounce with the intent to distribute, possession of cocaine over one-half ounce with the intent to distribute, and possession of drug paraphernalia, Stocco said. He has posted bail, which Stocco said was set at $50,000, no 10 percent option.

Reilly was charged with possession of heroin and is being held on the child support warrant.

(Photos courtesy Toms River Police Department)