A deeper look at how NH’s designated Alcohol Fund failed and what’s happening to increase recovery options for those battling addiction.
Police say Diana Dimartina allegedly reached into her boot and threw two small bags of crack into the snow.
Brian Landry of Manchester faces additional drug charges after a search of his impounded car netted $2,200 in heroin. He was arrested Feb. 3 by police as part of an ongoing investigation.
4 arrested for drugs: One charged with possession of crack while three others face charges for possession and sale of heroin.
Manchester Fire personnel doused the fire as AMR workers began performing CPR on both occupants. The two men were brought to a local hospital and treated with Narcan, which is used to counter the effects of heroin overdose. Police believe the two may have overdosed on heroin and that the driver’s foot was holding down the gas pedal.
Michael Kendall of Greenfield, Mass., was found unconscious and not breathing following the crash due to a suspected heroin overdose, police said.
After receiving medical treatment, Pelleteri was placed under arrest for possession of a controlled drug and endangering the welfare of a child.
Three people were arrested by Manchester Police in three separate incidents over the weekend involving heroin possession.
Sports memorabilia worth more than $1,600, 90 oxy pills worth $900 on the street allegedly taken during Dec. 10 burglary.
“Some might say drugs is a victimless crime. It isn’t. It drives the theft crimes, crimes of violence, and this is what you end up having. You have people dealing drugs. And when you deal drugs you need protection, so your going to have weapons, and there going to be people not only going after their drugs, but the proceeds you see there,” Mara said.
Two face drug charges following crash on I-93 after man allegedly overdosed on heroin while passenger in car.
Join the HOPE for Recovery from addiction rally at NH Statehouse, Oct. 18, 2014, 11a.m. -2 p.m.
On April 23, 2014 four dozen of New Hampshire’s top law officers, health officials and addiction experts came together to share their first-hand frustrations and observations about the fallout from the current drug epidemic responsible for unprecedented accidental deaths, spiking crime rates and a revolving door of addiction here, and across the country.
Four people were arrested Oct. 9 following a six-week investigation resulting in and more than $10,000-worth of drugs and $3,600 in cash being confiscated.
Hernan Rijos-Calderon, 26, and William Rivera-Calderon, 35, both of Manchester, were taken into custody after the Police Special Enforcement Division and multiple members of the Manchester Police SWAT Team executed a search warrant at 125 Mammoth Road.
