Nashua Drug Sweep Nets 3 Arrests

NASHUA, NH -- Three individuals were arrested in the latest Nashua police Granite Shield drug sweep, authorities announced Friday morning. The accused were charged with crimes involving heroin and marijuana, according to police. Granite Shield is a state-funded police program targeting opioid distribution in New Hampshire. The sweep was conducted Thursday.

These were the individuals arrested:

Stephen Galvin, 37, of Salem, was charged with heroin possession and driving suspension.

David Roy, 36, of Nashua, was charged with heroin possession (second offense) and selling heroin.

Sabrina Bolton, 28, of Nashua, was charged with selling marijuana. Police said she also had a domestic violence warrant out of Hooksett District Court, police said.

All of the accused were released on bond pending arraignments.

Nashua police said anyone with information about illegal drug activity can contact their narcotics hotline at 603-594-3597.

Last month, police conducted three Granite Shield sweeps, netting a combined 24 arrests.

Related:

• Nashua Crime Sweep Nets 7 -- October 24, 2018
• Nashua Drug Sweep Nets 9 Arrests -- October 18, 2018
• Nashua Granite Shield Sweep Nets 8 -- October 5, 2018

Photo credit: Nashua Police Department