Drug Dealers Arrested After Citizen Complaints: Danbury Police

DANBURY, CT — Two area men were arrested on drug trafficking charges Thursday after following citizen complaints from Harding Place in Danbury, according to police. Jeremy "Papo" Colon, 25, of Bethel and Robert Frey, 23, of Danbury were arrested after police executed search warrants and found xanax, oxycodone and marijuana in a Harding Place apartment.

Police say the investigation of the men began weeks earlier following citizen complaints. Before the search warrants were executed, investigators say they saw Frey and another man engage in a drug transaction before they stopped Frey's customer Christopher Coursen, 35, of North Salem, NY, and found oxycodone pills.

Investigators then executed a search warrant at the Harding Place apartment where they found Colon and Frey. Both men were found with illegal drugs, police say.

Colon and Frey were arrested for a series of drug charges, including sale of a narcotic within 1,500 feet of a school. Colon was held on a $25,000 bond and Frey was released on a promise to appear. Coursen was charged with possession of a narcotic substance, and released on a promise to appear.

Images via the Danbury Police Department.