Dutchess Drug Task Force raid yields arrests, guns, and drugs
The task force searched a home Thursday on Wagon Wheel Road in The Town of Hyde Park as part of an ongoing investigation and found drugs packaged and ready to be sold.
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yesterdayDutchess County's Drug Task Force is starting off the new year with a raid that yielded two illegal guns and drugs.
The task force searched a home Thursday on Wagon Wheel Road in The Town of Hyde Park as part of an ongoing investigation and found drugs packaged and ready to be sold.
They ended up arresting 30-year-old Terrance Warren and 31-year-old Bryant Rojas-Hill.
Warren faces charges for criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a weapon.
He's had his first court appearance and he's in jail in Dutchess County with bail set.
The task force says it found Rojas-Hill with a loaded illegal handgun.
He's also had his first court appearance and was released to be supervised by county probation.
If you know anything about this case or anyone you suspect is selling drugs in the county, the task force wants to hear from you.
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