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A drug trafficking investigation by the Kingston Police Street Crime Unit has resulted in charges for a Kingston resident who worked in a local business and was allegedly trafficking drugs to customers attending the store. According to a release from Kingston Police, members of the Kingston Police Street Crime Unit received information from the business in relation to the male employee in early July. Police said that with the assistance of the Kingston Police Canine Unit, the Drug Enforcement Unit and a member of the General Patrol Division, a search of both addresses led to the seizure of the following:. The male was held for a bail hearing on July 11, , at the Ontario Court of Justice. No details were released as to the outcome of the hearing. Police would not say whether the business deals with health services or vulnerable populations for the same reason police are not identifying the accused man, Gutheinz said. You must be logged in to post a comment. Skip to content July 12, July 12, Jessica Foley. Photos by Kingston Police. Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment.

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Area law enforcement agencies arrested more than a dozen more people Thursday in an ongoing drug trafficking probe in the Kingston and Edwardsville areas, authorities said Friday. That brings the number of people charged in connection with the six-month-long investigation to more than 30, according to a news release from Luzerne County District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce and Kingston Police Chief Richard Kotchik. Most are residents of the Kingston and Edwardsville areas. Officers seized three guns, large quantities of fentanyl, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, powder cocaine, ecstasy, prescription medication, marijuana and an unspecified amount of U. Police focused mainly on the Eagle Ridge and Hilltop apartment complexes in response to numerous drug trafficking complaints received over a period of months, Sanguedolce and Kotchik said. Undercover agents and officers conducted controlled drug purchases and obtained 14 search warrants. The multi-agency operation included federal participation, too. Police said these individuals were arrested during the execution of search warrants at the Eagle Ridge Apartments and Hilltop Apartments during earlier phases of the investigation. Anyone with information about their whereabouts is asked to contact Kingston Police at Search Query Show Search. Sign In. WVIA is a c 3 not-for-profit organization. Show Search Search Query. Play Live Radio. Next Up:. All Streams. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email. File photo. Sanguedolce thanked state Attorney General Michelle Henry for making the operation possible. Weldon Robinson, delivery of fentanyl, unsecured bail. Previous arrests Police said these individuals were arrested during the execution of search warrants at the Eagle Ridge Apartments and Hilltop Apartments during earlier phases of the investigation. Raceedie Griffiths, 30, delivery of fentanyl, criminal use of a communication facility, possession with the intent to deliver crack cocaine, tampering with evidence, deemed too dangerous for bail. Omar Kelly, 25, delivery of fentanyl, criminal use of a communication facility, possession with the intent to deliver cocaine, deemed too dangerous for bail. Wendell K. Freeman, Jr. Armand K. Hobson, 27, possession with the intent to deliver fentanyl, marijuana, synthetic marijuana — three counts, deemed too dangerous for bail. Akilees Hobson, 26, possession with the intent to deliver fentanyl, crack cocaine, synthetic marijuana — three counts, bail denied currently on federal parole. Kingston Police released these images of suspects who have been arrested or are still being sought in connection with their six-month-long investigation into a narcotics ring centering on two apartment complexes. His 24 years of experience in journalism, as both a reporter and editor, included several years at The Scranton Times-Tribune. His beat assignments have ranged from breaking news, local government and politics, to business, healthcare, and transportation. He has a lifelong interest in urban transit, particularly light rail, and authored a book about Philadelphia's trolley system. You can email Roger at rogerdupuis wvia.

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