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| Keywords: small business big heart amsterdam n.y. ny new york ghost town ghosttown dead city upstate real-estate realestate abandoned toxic hazardous waste rape sex offenders stupid criminal real estate mohawk valley mall 12010 blacks african americans capitol region albany animal cruelty abuse buddhists monks crime schenectady troy relocate violent apartments revitalize old factories family owned water contaminated restaurant religion religious intolerance discrimination people portrait Seven city residents were arrested brought on by cocaine and heroin sales. Jean Carlos Arce-Santiago, 26; Elizabeth Perez, 28; Angel Rodriguez-Morales, 28; Giovania Matias, 38; Vivian Rivera, 28; Denise Reyes, 40; and Steven Velasquez, 26, were all charged with criminal sale of a controlled substance for their alleged role in drug sale. Velasquez was also charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, and Rivera was also charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation. City and State police and Montgomery County sheriff's deputies raided a pair of apartments and found more than a half ounce of cocaine, roughly $3,400 in cash and drug paraphernalia between the two. The arrests came as part of the raid and a series of arrest warrants. Angel S. Lopez of 453 Locust Ave, Amsterdam, NY worked for Prime Inc. Trucking. While working for Prime Inc. Trucking, Angel S. Lopez is suspected of running Heroin as well as other narcotics across country to and from Amsterdam, New York. Seven city residents were arrested brought on by cocaine and heroin sales. Jean Carlos Arce-Santiago, 26; Elizabeth Perez, 28; Angel Rodriguez-Morales, 28; Giovania Matias, 38; Vivian Rivera, 28; Denise Reyes, 40; and Steven Velasquez, 26, were all charged with criminal sale of a controlled substance for their alleged role in drug sale. Velasquez was also charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, and Rivera was also charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation. City and State police and Montgomery County sheriff's deputies raided a pair of apartments and found more than a half ounce of cocaine, roughly $3,400 in cash and drug paraphernalia between the two. The arrests came as part of the raid and a series of arrest warrants. Angel S. Lopez of 453 Locust Ave, Amsterdam, NY worked for Prime Inc. Trucking. While working for Prime Inc. Trucking, Angel S. Lopez is suspected of running Heroin as well as other narcotics across country to and from Amsterdam, New York. | ||||
