The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency (MDEA) announced Monday that a second person has been charged in relation to their investigation into the seizure of over seven pounds of fentanyl in Biddeford last week.
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On Wednesday, May 1, after an eight-month investigation, MDEA agents executed a search warrant on a Ray Street apartment in Biddeford, finding in the course of their search more than $300,000 worth of fentanyl.
Arrested on drug trafficking charges was 24-year-old Almuntadhar Mohammed.
Based on evidence seized during the May 1 raid and fentanyl seizure, MDEA agents charged Alyssa Staples, 23, of Biddeford, with Unlawful Aggravated Trafficking in Schedule W Drugs (Fentanyl).
MDEA said Monday that Staples and Mohammed are in a domestic relationship and live together at the Ray Street apartment.
Staples was charged by summons with an initial appearance court date of July 30, 2024, in York Unified Court, MDEA said.
Almuntadhar Mohammed. I think I went to school with his father,, not.
Alyssa Staples, and I think I went to school with her mother. Not.
“24-year-old Almuntadhar Mohammed”…..yup ! Sounds like a good old fashioned Maine name to me…..
Maine is doomed to communism
Thanks to Joes open boarder we have a good supply. We should not forget the other DC supporters: King,Peligre, and the second distric. Put them all on retirement this Nov.
Mohamhed another one of Mills ‘new mainers’! Such a valuable entity for Maine. Actually just another waste of oxygen that’s a burden on Maine society, thanks to Mills and the puppet demonrat party! When are the people going to wake up?