For Immediate Release
January 9th, 2019
Three Arrested On Outstanding Warrants And Drug Possession
Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones reports yesterday at approximately 7:30 PM, deputies conducted a traffic stop at Park Avenue and F Street in the City of Hamilton. The driver, 27 year old Veronica Louis Sacco was arrested on outstanding warrants out of Montgomery County. During the investigation, the front seat passenger, 30 year old Nathaniel Morningstar was found to be in possession of a substantial amount of narcotics to include approximately 122 grams of crystal methamphetamine, 45 grams of suspected fentanyl and 3 grams of crack cocaine. Mr. Morningstar had an outstanding warrant for felony assault out of Montgomery County and fugitive warrant from Parole.
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The rear passenger, 31 year old Alexander Thomas O’Keefe was arrested pursuant to a tip from the Cincinnati Office DEA and search warrant conducted at 2575 Urmston Avenue in Fairfield Township. Mr. O’Keefe was arrested for felony possession of drugs for having crystal methamphetamine.
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 80-100 times stronger than morphine. In 2016, more than 20,000 deaths occurred in the United States due to overdoses of fentanyl. As of 2018 fentanyl was the most commonly listed opioid in overdose drug deaths surpassing heroin. “These guys were instrumental in getting this off the street quickly. The size of a tip of a pencil is enough fentanyl to be lethal; they had 45 grams, let that sink in. I made room at the County Inn for them and that is where they belong,” said Sheriff Jones.
More charges will be added at Grand Jury pending lab results.
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