Christopher Hurd, 32 of Harrington
Rachael Bellerby, 24 of Harrington
Harrington – The Delaware State Police Kent County Drug Unit (KDU), in partnership with the Dover Police Department, Dover Drug Enforcement Agency Post (DEA), Delaware State Police Governor’s Task Force (GTF) and Harrington Police Department, have arrested a Harrington man and woman on multiple drug charges.
The joint investigation led to the discovery of illegal drug sales at a residence in Harrington. On Thursday, November 9, 2017, Delaware State Police Kent County Drug Unit executed a search warrant at a residence on the unit block of Short Street. Rachael Bellerby who was located in the residence was taken into custody without incident. Her boyfriend, Christopher Hurd also a resident at the Short Street address was located by Dover DEA walking down the street, and taken into custody without incident. A search of the residence produced 16.97 grams of heroin/fentanyl, 5.3 grams of marijuana, and approximately $400.00 in suspected drug proceeds.
The suspects identified as 32-year-old Christopher Hurd and 24-year old Rachael Bellerby of Harrington were transported to Troop 3. Hurd was charged with Manufacture, Delivers or Posses, with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance Tier 4. , Possession of a Controlled Substance in a Tier 5 Quantity, Manufacture, Delivers, or Possesses with Intent to Manufacture, Deliver a Controlled Substance, Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Conspiracy 2nd Degree, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Bellerby was charged with Manufacture, Delivers or Posses, with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance Tier 4., Possession of a Controlled Substance in a Tier 5 quantity, Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Conspiracy 2nd Degree, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
Hurd was arraigned at Kent County Court of Common Pleas and committed to the James T. Vaughn Correctional Institution on $114,500.00 cash bond.
Bellerby was arraigned at Kent County Court of Common Pleas and released on $44,500.00 unsecured bond.
He looks like a good candidate for a neck tattoo.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely can't understand the continued use of this heroin/fetynal with these kids. Sad times in our streets of America
ReplyDeleteIt's because the stuff is so strong that it's extremely difficult to get off of it. NOBODY WANTS TO BE A DRUG ADDICT!!! that's what people don't seem to get. Allot of people on this blog bash and bash drug addicts but haven't walked in their shoes at all. Drug addicts need HELP!!! Not to be bashed and made to feel worse than they already do. Believe me they already feel like crap. This stuff grabs you and won't let you go for anything. It literally changes your brain chemistry!!! It's like a giant man has a bear hug on a small person and won't let go no matter how many people try to make it. And the giants only weekness is something the small person he's bear hugging can figure out and it takes a lot of effort and time to wear the giant down enough to let go. And once he does let go you still have to work everyday to keep him from grabbing you again. The perfect people on this blog and elsewhere seem to forget what it's like to be human and make mistakes. And when it changes your brain chemistry that makes it 100 times harder to make the good decisions that they are supposed to make. Due to the fact that they just want to feel comfortable in their own skin and the only way they know how to is to repeat what they know best.its a messed up circle . Now even though I say this....IT IS POSSIBLE TO GET CLEAN AND STAY CLEAN!!! BUT for a lot of people it's trial and error for a long time.
DeleteI'm sorry these people look suspicious, there is an eeky look druggies have. So if anyone wants to complain that they were targeted yes! Some people you can look at and tell they are so so wrong. A 24 with a 30something creep guy, is a dead giveaway.
ReplyDelete9:47 you ever try the stuff? It's amazing. Just call a Baily's taxi and tell driver what you want. It's only $5 a bag.
ReplyDeletenot only for a long time 1119am - its trail and error for the rest of their lives.
ReplyDeleteThat is very hard to grasp to someone who doesn't know/understand.
You are 100% correct. It's a life long battle not to go back.
DeleteMy daughter wants to be an addict. After heroin took all her teeth, she's now taking methadone for the last 3 years! She HAS to be on something all the time. Not being an addict is not on her agenda.
ReplyDeleteA shame, and a waste, but there's nothing anyone can do about it.
Why?? You already know the risks of addiction and death yet you still choose to use. That's why majority of society is so negative, you've made a conscious choice to live that lifestyle
ReplyDeleteTo 11:19 I'm not buying it!! I made a lot of poor choices and when it cane down to this particular one something ALWAYS told me subconsciously no way thats where you have to draw the line. Thank God
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