State Police arrest Lyman resident for aggravated trafficking in heroin
LYMAN — On Tuesday, May 10, at approx. 7:05 p.m. Tpr. Benjamin Smith stopped a vehicle on the Alfred Rd. in Kennebunk for a traffic violation. The operator was identified as Matthew Petrucci, 20-years-old from Lyman. Petrucci's driver's license was under suspension and he was removed from the vehicle.
A scale was located on his person, however, Petrucci claimed he had no drugs on him. A State Police narcotics K-9 responded to the scene and "sniffed" around Petrucci. The K-9 provided a positive alert to the odor of an illegal narcotic on Petrucci. He still maintained he had no drugs on him and he was arrested for Operating after Suspension.
Petrucci was transported to the York County Jail and as he was being led into the facility he admitted to having drugs on him. Officer's then seized approx. 21 grams of suspected heroin from his groin area. Petrucci was subsequently charged with Aggravated Trafficking in Heroin (Class A) and his bail was set at $10,000 cash. Petrucci will make his first court appearance in York County Superior Court on July 22.
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