Gloucester Township police say heroin, crack cocaine and suboxone pills were found inside.
GLOUCESTER TWP. -- A two-month-long "intense investigation" into a Sicklerville home that was the subject of "numerous" quality of life complaints was raided by Camden County authorities last week, township police say.
It was 7:30 p.m. last Thursday when the police department's SWAT team executed a search warrant at 1588 Kearsley Road. As a result of the raid -- which was preceded by an investigation assisted by the Camden County Prosecutor's Office Suburban Narcotics Task Force and the Pine Hill Police Department -- six people were arrested. An undisclosed amount of heroin, crack cocaine as well as suboxone pills were also allegedly found.
The following individuals were arrested as a result of the raid.
- Adam L. Wade, 35, of the 300 block of Bromley Estates, in Pine Hill. He was charged with maintaining or operating a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) production facility, distribution of CDS and possession of CDS. He was sent to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of $250,000.00 full-cash bail.
- Gary J. Greenidge, 50, of the 1500 block of Kearsley Road in Sicklerville. He was charged with maintaining a nuisance and sent to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default $500 full-cash bail and outstanding warrants.
- Keeon G. Grimes, of Toms River. He was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and sent to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of $500 full-cash bail and outstanding warrants.
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- Angela N. Hockins, 33, of the 300 block of Bromley Estates in Pine Hill. She was charged with possession of CDS and sent to the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of $5,000 full-cash bail and outstanding warrants.
- Brenda Anderson, 29, of Wright Avenue in Pine Hill. She was charged with possession of CDS and possession of drug paraphernalia. She was released pending a future court appearance.
- Paul J. Dare, 45, 1400 block of Huntington Mews, in Clementon. He arrested on an outstanding warrant and released pending a future court appearance.
"The arrest of these individuals is another example of the enforcement campaigns targeting those who illegally distribute narcotics in Gloucester Township," police said in a press release, adding that the department will "continue to attack, with the assistance of local, state, and federal partnerships, the abuse and sale of these highly addictive narcotics in our community."
Additionally, police say those arrested were provided with information and resources regarding the Gloucester Township's anti-drug Project SAVE Advocate program. Readers who wish to reach the program should call 856-302-7051.
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