2 Charged in Huntington Station House Raid to Appear in Court

Two Huntington Station men facing drugs and weapons charges are to appear in court in Riverhead Tuesday morning, authorities said.

The Suffolk County District Attorney’s office says that during the execution of a Dec. 11 search warrant at a home on Lowndes Avenue, Samuel Spells, 32, tried to escape by jumping onto the roof outside his bedroom. Spells is a five-time prior felon on parole, the DA’s office said.

Officials say Spells had five loaded guns including a handgun near his bed and an assault weapon with an attachment for a high capacity ammunition feeding device in his room. Second precinct detectives also seized cocaine, a scale, and packaging materials found in his room, the DA’s office said.

Kareem Walters, 32, was also on parole at the time of his arrest on Dec. 11. In Walters’ first floor living quarters, detectives recovered a handgun, cocaine, a scale and two dishes used in the manufacturing of crack. Walters is a two-time prior felony offender, the DA’s office said.

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The detectives “entered a potentially very violent situation and seized a total of six loaded weapons, ammunition, cocaine and cash,” District Attorney Thomas Spota said, in a statement.

Spells and Walters will appear before State Supreme Court Justice Marc Cohen Tuesday, the DA’s office said.

Image: Samuel Spells and Kareem Walters/SCPD

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