LEBANON, N.H. ( ABC22/FOX44 - On Monday, Lebanese authorities reported two distinct arrests related to drug offenses, stating that information provided by neighbors contributed to both cases.
The Lebanon Police Department appreciates the community's ongoing collaboration in maintaining secure neighborhood environments.
A home on Village Lane was inspected on Saturday after receiving information from locals. Police documents state that Eric Gorman, 32, originally from West Hartford, Connecticut, ran away from officers and faced charges for obstructing law enforcement when they employed a Taser to control him. Afterward, authorities mentioned discovering multiple firearms, money, and over 12 ounces of cocaine inside an apartment located at the property.
Following the arrest of Thomas Stevens-Metcalfe, 34, from Piermont, on August 15, due to complaints from locals about illegal drug activity near the Railroad Yard, he faces allegations related to carrying narcotics along with possession of cocaine and suboxone. Police stated additional charges may be filed.
The Lebanese authorities stated that locals can consistently provide details by dialing (603) 448-1212 or sending an undisclosed report via the internet filing a confidential message electronically providing an unattributed alert through the web sharing information anonymously over the Internet submitting a secret tip using an online platform giving out a concealed notification online posting a covert complaint through digital means delivering an unnamed report digitally making an incognito submission on the web conveying a hidden tip through electronic channels .
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