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Police: Clairton man arrested with more than 200 stamp bags of heroin

Jacob Tierney
By Jacob Tierney
1 Min Read Jan. 10, 2020 | 6 years Ago
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Allegheny County Police have arrested a Clairton man accused of selling heroin, fentanyl and cocaine in the Mon Valley.

Damian Graves, 47, allegedly possessed 140 stamp bags of suspected heroin mixed with fentanyl and 16 rocks of crack cocaine when police arrested him in West Mifflin on Thursday evening.

Officers found 90 additional heroin packets hidden inside a clothing lint roller, according to police.

The arrest was part of a narcotics investigation focusing on heroin and fentanyl trafficking in the Mon Valley,

Graves is charged with felony delivery, and felony possession with intent to deliver.

He was being held Friday in the Allegheny County Jail in Pittsburgh.

A preliminary hearing before District Judge Michael W. Thatcher is scheduled for Jan. 22.

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