Man charged with dealing heroin twice within 11 days in Newark, NJ…thanks to the revolving door of Bail Reform
Furad Fleming, 18, of Newark is back on the street once again…now released TWICE in 11 days for dealing heroin.
On February 12, 2017, Fleming was arrested with 548 envelopes of heroin and charged with drug distribution. After his PSA screening, he was released by court order under the new Bail Reform guidelines.
ZERO Accountability
ZERO Supervision
ZERO Bail…just a “pinky promise” to return
Newark police seize 548 envelopes of heroin after stop, authorities say – NJ.com (2/14/17)
Only 11 days after his release, Fleming was again arrested on 2/24/17 for dealing heroin near a housing complex in the city’s Central Ward. ONCE AGAIN, Fleming has been released a DAY LATER on 2/25/17. Latest Mug Shot – Fleming
Man charged with dealing drugs twice within 11 days in Newark – NJ.com (3/1/17)
NEWARK – Eleven days after a Newark man was arrested on drug distribution offenses, he was charged again with allegedly peddling heroin near a housing complex in the city’s Central Ward, authorities said Tuesday.
City police were called Thursday to the New Community Corporation complex after complaints about a man selling drugs in the area, according to Newark Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose.
Police arrested Furad Fleming, 18, near Hayes Street and 15th Avenue, and found he had 95 glassine envelopes of heroin along with $154, according to the public safety director. Fleming was charged with various drug-related offenses, including possession with the intent to distribute drugs within 1,000 feet of a school.
In a statement, Ambrose said police pulled over a car Fleming was in Feb. 12, also in the city’s Central Ward, where they found him with 548 glassine envelopes, 18 vials of cocaine, a plastic bag of marijuana and $380. Fleming was also charged with drug distribution offenses in that arrest.
The status of both cases was not immediately clear. Fleming was released from the Essex County jail Saturday, according to county corrections department records.
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You’ve been LIED to New Jersey…NJ Bail Reform is RECKLESS, DANGEROUS, and YOU are PAYING for it.
* All Defendants confirmed released by court or own recognizance *