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Raids bring arrests, drugs, cash and guns
TweetYOUNGSTOWN — Two separate police raids in the city ended in three arrests and confiscated drugs, guns, cash and drug paraphernalia.
Robert William Floyd, 44, of Dryden Avenue, was arraigned before Judge Elizabeth Kobly in Youngstown Municipal Court, on felony misuse of food stamps, possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia charges. He is being held on a $50,000 bond.
Kimberly Wilson-Talley, 42, of Woodside Avenue, was also appeared before Judge Kobly for arraignment on a drug paraphernalia charge. She was also arrested at Floyd’s Dryden Avenue home.
Police raided the Dryden address at 7:46 p.m. Tuesday. Inside the house officers recovered prescription drugs in various forms, crack cocaine, a loaded .45 caliber pistol, a large amount of cash in a wall safe and Ohio Directional food stamp cards in the names of four different people.
Police listed the names of several uncharged people in and around the home at the time of the raid. There is also a list of multiple vehicles on the property.
Police also raided a house at 622 W. Delason Ave. at 5:19 p.m. Tuesday. Inside that home police found prescription drugs, crack cocaine, marijuana, a .45 caliber pistol, a .357 revolver, drug paraphernalia and a large roll of cash.
Lamar Robinson, 32, who lists the Delason address as his home, appeared before Judge Kobly for arraignment on possession of drugs and illegal possession of a weapon. He is being held on a $155,000 bond.
Floyd, Robinson and Wilson-Talley are all due back in court July 23.
Comments
Sure does look like drug pushers are on the public dole and making big bucks selling drugs . The economy is still in fine shape if people have money for illegal drugs .
FINE WORK ON THE BUSTS YPD ! THANKS !
What is to happen with the food cards found? People need to eat.
Y.P.D did a fine job. As for the food stamp cards jimiohoh, People should not give up which is probably their only means to eat for drugs because that is exactly what they do on an every day basis. The cards will more then likely go back to where they were handed out. It is sick to think these peoplegive their food stamps up which they probably have children at home, and they give them up for drugs. If they do not care if they eat why should any one else care?