Police said three of the suspects are set to be arraigned Monday at Claremont District Court.
A narcotics investigation in Claremont ended early Sunday with the arrest of four people and the recovery of drugs, cash and a firearm from a home on Twistback Road, according to police.
Authorities said officers and Sullivan County deputies executed a search warrant at 216 Twistback Road and found a large quantity of suspected cocaine, crack cocaine and fentanyl, along with cash and a firearm. All four people taken into custody are Claremont residents.
Montana-Lee Woodsum, 29, is charged under the Controlled Drug Act with maintaining a common nuisance. Skye Redmond, 30, and Dillon Cutting, 26, each face several charges tied to possession with intent to distribute cocaine, methamphetamine and fentanyl or heroin, as well as felonious use of a firearm. Daniel Race, 44, was arrested on an electronic bench warrant.
Police said three of the suspects are set to be arraigned Monday at Claremont District Court.
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