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Thursday, July 24, 2014
State police announce arrests in drug-related cases
Authorities with the Vermont State Police announced four drug arrests Wednesday in a news release.
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Police announce drug arrests in Windham County
July 24,2014
BRATTLEBORO — Vermont State Police announced several arrests Wednesday that took place this month, resulting from lengthy investigations conducted by the Vermont Drug Task Force, according to Detective Trooper Chris Lora.
Little information was provided about the circumstances which led to the arrests.
George Onuoha. 40, of Brattleboro,was cited July 2 for four counts of sale of crack cocaine in the Brattleboro area, police said.
Christopher Jackson, 33, of Springfield, was cited July 3 for two counts of sale of heroin in the Springfield area.
Joshua Martin, 29, of White River Junction, was cited July 17, for two counts of sale of heroin in the Springfield area.
Linda Brooks, 54, of Brattleboro, was cited on July 23 for aiding in the commission of felony sales of crack cocaine in the Brattleboro area.
Only Onuoha, who is being held without bail in the Springfield jail, was not released.
All four are expected to be arraigned in Brattleboro criminal court with Jackson scheduled to be in court Aug. 12 and Martin and Brooks Sept. 2. Police did not provide an expected date for Onuoha’s arraignment.
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BIG DEAL- This is just a PR thing for the police to say they are making arrests and lead the public to believe they are doing something when in fact they were all let out and ALL will be let off by the judges with a slap on the wrist. Wake up everyone!
ReplyDeleteI just don't understand why Vermont is so scared to incarcerate criminals. Please save me the crap about repeat offending etc etc. Statistics say this. criminals will flock to the spot with least resistance and the least amount of punishment. If the drug community realizes they will be hit with maximum sentences with no leniency then they will move on to the weaker spot on the map. This is common sense.
Right on.....
DeleteWhy isn't Nick Lynch or Josh Mitchell on here
ReplyDeleteHmmm I wonder why??? Doesn't take a smart person to figure that one out.
DeleteVermont judicial system - the weakest link!
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