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St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office Announces Details on the Investigation into Illegal Drug Trafficking - Vimarsana News

St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office Announces Details on the Investigation into Illegal Drug Trafficking

St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office Announces Details on the Investigation into Illegal Drug Trafficking MGN Detectives with our Narcotics Section began an investigation into illegal narcotics distribution in St. Mary Parish in 2018. Posted: Apr 28, 2021 3:54 PM Posted By: Akemi Briggs Detectives with our Narcotics Section began an investigation into illegal narcotics distribution in St. Mary Parish in 2018. It was learned that the Weeden Drug Trafficking Organization, led by Lamar Jermaine Weeden of Parks, who was on Federal Parole, and Willie Alfred of Jeanerette, was once again actively dis...

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Fairfield Man Busted Selling Ecstasy To Teens, Sending Some To Hospital, Police Say - Vimarsana News

Fairfield Man Busted Selling Ecstasy To Teens, Sending Some To Hospital, Police Say

1 Read / Add Comments A Fairfield County man has been busted for allegedly selling Ecstasy to teens through Snapchat, causing some to need medical attention. Farhaan Rajput, age 20, of Greenwich, was arrested on Tuesday, March 2, by Greenwich Police after the department's Narcotics Section obtained information that he was allegedly selling to teens in Greenwich, Captain Mark E. Zuccerella said. It was alleged that some of his customers were young as 14-years-old and others may have suffered medical emergencies requiring them to be hospitalized, Zuccerella said...

Fairfield Man Busted Selling Ecstasy To Teens, Sending Some To Hospital, Police Say - Vimarsana News

Fairfield Man Busted Selling Ecstasy To Teens, Sending Some To Hospital, Police Say

1 Read / Add Comments A Fairfield County man has been busted for allegedly selling Ecstasy to teens through Snapchat, causing some to need medical attention. Farhaan Rajput, age 20, of Greenwich, was arrested on Tuesday, March 2, by Greenwich Police after the department's Narcotics Section obtained information that he was allegedly selling to teens in Greenwich, Captain Mark E. Zuccerella said. It was alleged that some of his customers were young as 14-years-old and others may have suffered medical emergencies requiring them to be hospitalized, Zuccerella said...

Reward for Unsolved Murder of SCPD Narcoltics Detective Increased to $30K - Vimarsana News

Reward for Unsolved Murder of SCPD Narcoltics Detective Increased to $30K

Photo: SCPD. On February 15, 1990, Suffolk County Police Detective Dennis Wustenhoff left his home in Patchogue and got into his undercover police car. That morning, at around 11:50 am, his vehicle exploded when a bomb went off as soon as he turned the ignition. Wustenhoff was airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital but his injuries were too severe and he died three hours later.     On the anniversary of his death this year, the Suffolk County Police Department said it has increased a reward for the information leading to the arrest of the person or people responsible for the death...

Suffolk County Crime Stoppers Increases Reward to $30,000 in 1990 Death of Suffolk County Police Detective - Vimarsana News

Suffolk County Crime Stoppers Increases Reward to $30,000 in 1990 Death of Suffolk County Police Detective

LongIsland.com Suffolk County Police Commissioner Geraldine Hart and Suffolk County Crime Stoppers have announced an increase to $30,000 in reward money for information leading to the arrest of the person or people responsible for the death ... Photo Credit: LI.com News Team Detective Wustenhoff died shortly after a bomb exploded as he attempted to start his unmarked police vehicle that was parked in front of his Patchogue home on February 15, 1990. Detective Wustenhoff, who was assigned to the Narcotics Section at the time of his death, was survived by his wife, Fran, two da...