Thursday, June 23, 2016

Accused drug dealer, missing 16 months, arrested

A convicted New Jersey drug dealer who failed to show up for his Vermont arraignment on new drug charges in February 2015 was arrested during a traffic stop Monday in Springfield.

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3 comments :

  1. Anonymous6/23/16, 10:19 AM

    Good job, SPD! Keep up the good work! Now let's see if the court system can do its job.

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  2. Anonymous6/24/16, 7:39 AM

    Rat came back to the nest. Got caught. To bad he was caught by hand and not with a big spring trap.

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  3. chrishinalove6/26/16, 8:31 AM

    Stronger laws instead of handslap,fines and rehab are what is needed. LOOK if you are a user, an addict, when you are arrested for a drug crime, not unlike driving drunk, you sgould have mandatory testing. Then and only then can we weed out the people who are using the excuse "oh I did it because im addicted" from the real criminals AND most importantly...if you are caught carrying large amounts...you will get maximum srntences and spend a good time in prison.

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