Crime & Safety
Alleged Crack Dealer Tried to Run From Police
Locust Street man ran away while vice unit officers searched his home, allegedly finding crack, packaging material and a handgun.

A Bethlehem man was jailed Wednesday on drug charges after city police served a search warrant on his house.
Gregory Fluker, 36, was at home Wednesday afternoon when officers from the department's special operations/vice unit came to serve the search warrant.
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Police say Fluker fled out the back door of his home at 530 E. Locust St., but was apprehended a few blocks away. According to court records, officers saw Fluker throw a bag of crack onto the ground just before his arrest.
Inside Fluker's home, police found more crack, plus materials for packaging the drug, some marijuana, and a .357 handgun.
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Fluker is charged with possession of a controlled substance with the intent to deliver, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a small amount of marijuana, and unlawful firearms possession.
He was arraigned before on-duty District Judge Daniel Corpora in Easton and sent to Northampton County Prison in lieu of $40,000 bail.
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