Heroin, Meth Seized From Little Egg Harbor Home: Police

LITTLE EGG HARBOR, NJ — Five Ocean County residents were charged with possessing drugs after police executed a search warrant at a Little Egg Harbor home on Friday.

The Little Egg Harbor Police Department’s Street Crimes Unit executed a court-authorized search warrant for a home located in the 100 block of National Union Boulevard.

Probable cause for the warrant was established during a narcotics related investigation, police said. During the search, police found heroin, methamphetamine, oxycodone pills and related use and distribution paraphernalia.

The following Ocean County residents were arrested in connection to the investigation:

• Yvonne Potts, 43, of Little Egg Harbor was issued a summons for possession of a controlled dangerous substance and maintaining a nuisance, and released.
• Trevor Frank, 30, of Tuckerton was arrested, charged on a warrant for three counts of possession of a controlled dangerous substance and possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, and lodged in Ocean County Jail.
• Darin McCormick, 32, of Little Egg Harbor was arrested, issued a summons for possession of a controlled dangerous substance, and released.
• Robert Guiendon, 32, of Little Egg Harbor was arrested, issued a summons for possession of a controlled dangerous substance, and released.
• Pamela McCormick, 55, of Tuckerton was arrested, issued a summons for two counts of possession of a controlled dangerous substance, and released.

Support in the execution of the warrant was provided by the Little Egg Harbor Patrol Division and the Ocean County S.W.A.T. Team.

Anyone with information relating to the unlawful possession or distribution of controlled dangerous substances in the Little Egg Harbor area are urged to contact the Little Egg Harbor Police Department’s Street Crimes Unit at 609-296-3666, ext. 178 or online at http://www.lehpolice.org/requests-forms/#tip.

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