Three Mainers are being prosecuted after authorities claim to have discovered meth and possible fentanyl in a Millinocket residence.
Last Tuesday, according to the police, they saw Lisa Lamson, 47, of East Millinocket driving through the driveway of a house on Granite St. in Millinocket. According to reports, Lamson had an outstanding arrest warrant for a past drug offense.
Lamson explained to the police that she was there to pick up her friend, Millinocket resident Allyson Porter, 33, who was also wanted on an arrest warrant.
When police entered the house, they claim they saw Porter cowering in a bedroom and a guy from Augusta, 33-year-old Jamie Vandegraaf, attempting to conceal drug paraphernalia.
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Following a search, according to the police, they discovered a loaded firearm, two grams of methamphetamine, over 30 grams of probable fentanyl, and other materials consistent with narcotics trafficking.
Inside a home on Granite St. in Millinocket, police claim to have discovered over 30 grams of probable fentanyl, two grams of methamphetamine, a loaded firearm, and other items consistent with narcotics trafficking. Department of Police in East Millinocket
In order to remove a child from the household, Maine DHHS was contacted. The three of them were taken into custody.
Porter faced charges of aggravated trafficking in scheduled substances, handgun possession by an unauthorized individual, endangering the welfare of a minor, and breaching release conditions.
Following his arrest, Vandegraaf was accused of aggravated schedule drug trafficking, unlawful schedule drug possession, possessing a firearm by a prohibited person, and violating probation. At the time of his arrest, Vandegraaf, according to the police, was on probation for robbery and aggravated trafficking of scheduled substances.
Lamson was accused of breaking his parole terms as reported by WGME News.