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Fall River fentanyl dealer sentenced to serve up to 5 years in prison The Herald News A 42-year-old Fall River fentanyl dealer connected to a larger drug trafficking group that was operating in and around Fall River during the latter years of last decade was sentenced last week to serve up to five years in state prison, according to Bristol County District Attorney Thomas M. Quinn III. Charles Belisle pleaded guilty in Fall River Superior Court to indictments charging him with two counts of criminal conspiracy to violate the drug laws and one count of possession with intent to distribute fen...

Search warrant leads to discovery of drugs, ammo and money Courtesy of the Laredo Police Department Dec. 31, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Pictured are some of the items recovered after the search of a home at the 3100 block of San Agustin Avenue, resulting in two arrests.Courtesy /Laredo Police DepartmentShow MoreShow Less 2of5 5of5 On Wednesday, the Laredo Police Department Narcotics/Vice Unit in conjunction with the Laredo Police Department Patrol Division executed a search warrant at the 3100 block of San Agustin Avenue. The search warrant was the result of an investigation into the dist...

You're keeping that quiet because you don't want somebody to confess to this who didn't do it. >> that's correct. that's why we're staying with homicidal violence. >> okay. >> reporter: homicidal violence. there was no shortage of names on the police list of potential suspects who were capable of that. but one name stood out. a name and face detective babcock knew quite well from an encounter in 1999, when babcock was working the vice unit in albuquerque. >> the vice unit was watching a particular prostitute. see a vehicle pick this girl up.

>> reporter: homicidal violence. there was no shortage of names on the police list of potential suspects who were capable of that. but one name stood out. a name and face detective babcock knew quite well from an encounter in 1999, when babcock was working the vice unit in albuquerque. >> the vice unit was watching a particular prostitute. see a vehicle pick this girl up. drive to a remote location. we approached the vehicle, open the door, the first words out of this girl's mouth, who's a known prostitute, was that he was trying to kill her. >> and the man in the car was? >> lorenzo montoya. ...

Individuals had killed several of them, and then one in particular had been killed by drug dealers. >> were all the victims killed the same way? >> we believe so. >> can you tell me what that is? >> no. >> homicidal violence. >> you can't say gun, knife, strangulation. you're keeping that quiet because you don't want somebody to confess to this who didn't do it. >> that's correct. that's why we're staying with homicidal violence. >> okay. >> reporter: homicidal violence. there was no shortage of names on the police list of potential suspects who were capable of that. but one name stood out. a ...