LOWVILLE — Police took drugs and paraphernalia from a South State Street apartment during a Friday morning raid.
Two probationers were removed from one of the apartments in a two-apartment building at 7523 S. State St. by the Lewis County Probation Department, and police found some marijuana, smoking devices and other paraphernalia, according to village police Chief Eric C. Fredenburg. Testing will need to be done to determine the presence of harder drugs, with charges to be determined based upon what evidence turns up, he said.
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A drug-sniffing dog and handler Trevor Tormey from the town of Webb Police Department was called to the scene, and Lewis County Sheriff’s Department Senior Investigator Dale W. Roberts was also assisting.
Town Dog Control Officer Heath L. Ash was called in to remove a dog from the apartment.
Neighbors indicated there was plenty of activity at the building and suggested the neighborhood should be quieter following Friday’s raid.
