Lancaster â Drug and domestic violence assault cases dominated the recent list of Coos County grand jury indictments. All but two of the 27 indictments returned by the grand jury were for drug and various assault charges.
⢠Among those indicted was a pharmacy technician at Androscoggin Valley Hospital. Caitlin Taylor, 29, of 26164 Explorer Rd, Punta Gorda, Fla., is charged with one count of possession of a controlled drug and two counts of obtaining a controlled drug by fraud or deception. She is charged with twice falsely logging out the drug oxycodone from the narcotics safe at the hospital pharmacy. The incidents are alleged to have occurred between Jan 14 and Jan. 29. Taylor was also charged with a Class A misdemeanor count of theft by unauthorized taking for obtaining oxycodone pills belonging to AVH.
LANCASTER — A Rochester man was indicted on charges he assaulted two Berlin police officers when they attempted to arrest him, biting one officer on the arm.
CONCORD â Ten people were arrested this week on drug charges as the result of a lengthy drug trafficking investigation that spanned five counties including Coos County and resulted in the seizure of approximately six pounds of fentanyl and 11 firearms.
The investigation was conducted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the N.H. Attorney Generalâs Drug Task Force, and N.H State Police.
Arrested were:
⢠Russell Adjutant, 30, of North Stratford was arrested on charges of sale of fentanyl, conspiracy to sell fentanyl, and nine charges of felon in possession of a firearm. Adjutant was ordered held on preventative detention and scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday in Coos Superior Court.
UpdatedWed, May 5, 2021 at 3:19 pm ET
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State and federal officials arrested 10 people during the past 48 hours on drug dealing and other charges in several counties in New Hampshire. (Tony Schinella/Patch)
CONCORD, NH Two men from Lawrence, Massachusetts, as well as eight men and women from North County communities in New Hampshire have been arrested on various charges after a drug trafficking investigation.
The New Hampshire Attorney General s Office along with state police and the DEA made the announcement Wednesday stating a months-long, multi-agency investigation in five counties resulted in the seizure of close to 6 pounds of fentanyl and 11 firearms.
CONCORD â Ten people were arrested this week on drug charges as the result of a lengthy drug trafficking investigation that spanned five counties including Coos County and resulted in the seizure of approximately six pounds of fentanyl and 11 firearms.
The investigation was conducted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the N.H. Attorney Generalâs Drug Task Force, and N.H State Police.
Arrested were:
⢠Russell Adjutant, 30, of North Stratford was arrested on charges of sale of fentanyl, conspiracy to sell fentanyl, and nine charges of felon in possession of a firearm. Adjutant was ordered held on preventative detention and scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday in Coos Superior Court.