Arrests made in narcotics investigation

Press release:
Lieutenant Michael D. Shaw
Date: November 30, 2012

RE: Narcotic Search Warrant Execution

On November 30, 2012 at 2008 hours, after a month long investigation, members of the Webster Police Department, along with members of the Southern Worcester County Narcotic and Counter Crime  Task Force and the Central Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council SWAT Team executed two search warrants at 40 Prospect Street apartment #2 and 42 Prospect Street apartment #4.

These addresses have been a nuisance to residents in and around the area which sparked numerous calls to police complaining about frequent traffic and dealing in the open. The two addresses are part of three buildings that contain many apartments that are occupied, even though the property is in foreclosure and scheduled for auction on December 1, 2012 at 10 am. These buildings have also been the target of the Webster Board of Health as well.

As a result the following were arrested and charged with the following:

Judi Marrier,  6/27/78, Jeffrey Redmiles 5/14/80, both of 40 Prospect Street apartment #2. Both are charged with Possession of a Class A substance, Possession of a Class A Substance with the Intent to Distribute, and conspiracy to violate the controlled substance law.

Marc Orsi, 5/8/77 , 42 Prospect Street #4 and Ryan Spahl, 10/15/88, 61 Mason Road Dudley, were charged with Possession of a Class A Substance, Possession of a Class A Substance with the Intent to Distribute, Possession of a Class B Substance, Possession of a Class B Substance with the Intent to Distribute, conspiracy to violate the controlled substance law.

Haili Asquith 5/28/80, 42 Prospect Street #4 was charged with Possession of a Class A substance, Possession of a Class A Substance with the Intent to Distribute, and conspiracy to violate the controlled substance law.

All parties are being held at the Webster Police Department pending arraignment at the Dudley District Court on Monday, December 3, 2012.

Detectives Gordon Wentworth and James Hoover along with Officer Michael Reardon conducted the investigation.