Police investigators in New Boston made a large bust at a home near Tapp Park yesterday. Police discovered a large amount of THC edibles that are made to resemble gummy bears and other candies, a large amount of marijuana, a large amount of un-prescribed Testosterone, and 5 marijuana plants being grown.
Press Release:
On January 28, 2020 at approximately 2:15 pm, New Boston Police Department officers began an investigation that ultimately led them to a home on S Elm St. When the Narcotics Investigator made contact with the resident on S Elm St. he immediately detected a very strong odor of raw unburned marijuana emitting from within the home. The Investigator questioned the home owner about the odor and was ultimately granted consent to search the home. Investigator George Huggins, Narcotics Investigator Westin Fannin, and Captain Chris Taillon began a search of the home. Inside of the home Officers located a large amount of THC edibles that are made to resemble gummy bears and other candies, a large amount of marijuana, a large amount of un-prescribed Testosterone, and 5 marijuana plants being grown in a room that had been turned into a grow room. Also located in the home, with the narcotics, were numerous firearms and a large amount of US Currency. A large portion of these narcotics resemble candy that small children often eat. This home was in close proximity to Tapp Park. There are a large number of children that reside and play in this area. We are very grateful to have these drugs off of the street.
Arrested was Kevin Goodman w/m DOB 3-16-74. Goodman is charged with the following:
POCS PG 2 >4g <400g
POCS PG 3 >28g <200g
Possession of Marijuana >4oz <5lb
