MAYNARD — A monthslong investigation led to members of the Maynard Police Department obtaining a search warrant for a Maynard apartment and then arresting a Maynard man on numerous drug charges.
JOHN FENTON, age 31, of MAYNARD, was arrested and charged with:
- Trafficking Methamphetamine (Over 36 Grams)
- Possession of a Class A Substance with Intent to Distribute
- Possession of a Class A Substance
- Possession of a Class C Substance
- Possession of a Class E Substance
- Receiving Stolen Property Under $1,200
- Identity Fraud
On Monday, Feb. 9, Maynard Police obtained a search warrant for 145 Waltham St., Unit 5, as a result of a monthslong investigation into drug distribution in Maynard.
During service of the warrant, officers located more than 36 grams of methamphetamine and various other drugs inside the residence, along with packaging materials, drug paraphernalia, and several stolen identity documents.
FENTON, the apartment’s resident, was not home when the search warrant was served, but was arrested later on an arrest warrant obtained by Maynard Police.
FENTON was arraigned Monday in Concord District Court, where he was ordered held on $5,000 cash bail.
“The success of this investigation reflects the tireless work, dedication, and professionalism of the Maynard Police Department’s Detectives and Patrol Officers, who worked diligently over many months to bring this case to a successful conclusion,” said Chief Troiano. “The Maynard Police Department remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting our community from the dangers associated with illegal narcotics. Those who choose to traffic illegal drugs should understand that they will be identified, investigated, and held accountable. Our department will relentlessly pursue individuals who engage in this behavior using every lawful tool and partnership available to us. I would also like to thank our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners who assisted throughout this investigation.”
These are allegations. All defendants are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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