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Stamford Police Arrest Drug Dealer, Seize Major Cache

2/4/2026

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Police Arrest Drug Dealer

Stamford Police Department arrested Felix Leb-Pimentel, 24, on January 29, 2026, after a months-long investigation.
Stamford police seized a cache of drugs from Leb-Pimentel's vehicle, including Oxycodone, Xanax, and marijuana.
Leb-Pimentel faces multiple charges with a total bond of $150,000.
Plymouth Police Department seized 630 drug items in 2025, primarily ketamine, from local bars.
Police conducted 515 visits to licensed venues in 2025 as part of a nightlife safety initiative.

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Police Arrest Drug Suppliers

Police in Swindon arrested 21-year-old Jennon Killick on November 20, 2025, for attempting to flush drugs during a raid; he operated a Class A drug line and received a sentence of three years and four months after pleading guilty.
In Maryland, state police arrested 50-year-old Asante Anderson for allegedly selling drugs to veterans at the Perry Point VA Medical Center.
The investigation into Anderson, ongoing since June 2025, identified him as the main supplier of drugs, including cocaine and MDMA.

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Historical Context

The War on Drugs began in the early 1970s under President Nixon, who aimed to combat rising drug abuse and trafficking. By 1990, drug-related arrests surged by 300%, reflecting the escalating crisis. Recent arrests in Stamford and Swindon highlight ongoing challenges in controlling drug distribution, particularly among vulnerable groups, emphasizing the need for effective law enforcement and community support to address these persistent issues.

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Police Arrest Drug Dealer

Stamford Police Department arrested Felix Leb-Pimentel, 24, on January 29, 2026, after a months-long investigation.
Stamford police seized a cache of drugs from Leb-Pimentel's vehicle, including Oxycodone, Xanax, and marijuana.
Leb-Pimentel faces multiple charges with a total bond of $150,000.
Plymouth Police Department seized 630 drug items in 2025, primarily ketamine, from local bars.
Police conducted 515 visits to licensed venues in 2025 as part of a nightlife safety initiative.

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