United States Drug Enforcement Administration

OCT 26 - CONCORD, N.H. - 20 individuals recently were indicted in federal court in Concord in connection with their participation in heroin trafficking activities.  Michael J. Ferguson Special Agent in Charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration for New England and United States Attorney Emily Gray Rice announced the indictments today.

On October 5, 2016, the following individuals were charged by indictment with participating in a conspiracy that distributed over one kilogram of heroin:

• Alberto Guerrero Marte, 33, of Lowell, Mass.;
• Santos Guerrero Morillo, 36, of the Dominican Republic;
• Michell DeJesus, 36, of Lowell, Mass.;
• Allison DeJesus, 18, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• Jonaly DeJesus, 21, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• Allan Raymond Pimentel, 20, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• Santo Rodolfo Garcia Mendez, 32, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• Wilkin Andre Beltre Arias, 38, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• Heibrahim DelValle Baez, 32, of Salem, Mass.;
• Alfredo Gonzalez, 49, of Manchester, N.H.;
• Querzon Baez, 34, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• Pedro Carlos Vicente Guerrero a/k/a Omar Camacho, 47, of Lawrence, Mass.;
  and four individuals whose real names are unknown but are known by aliases:
• a/k/a Luis Rodriguez Lugo, a/k/a Boss, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• a/k/a Maribel Santiago-Ramos, a/k/a La Cuna, a/k/a Miguelina, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• a/k/a Tony, a/k/a Edward Garcia, a/k/a Eric Guerrero, 30, of Lawrence, Mass.; and
• a/k/a Jose Pimentel, a/k/a Todolindo, a/k/a El Lindon, a/k/a Lindy, 25, of Lawrence, Mass.

On the same day, a second related indictment charged the following individuals with conspiring to distribute heroin:

• Ramon Rodriguez, 70, of Methuen, Mass.;
• Amy Tremblay, 35, of Haverhill, Mass.;
• Judith Ardolino, 53, of Haverhill, Mass.;
• Mary Levis, 59, of Haverhill, Mass.;
• Gayle McNamara, 55, of Lawrence, Mass.;
• Kevin Roche, 49, of Haverhill, Mass.;
• Jessica Sederquest, 37, of Manchester, N.H.;
• Eric Sederquest, 35, of Manchester, N.H.; and
• Stephen J. Tolmie, 53, of Raymond, N.H.

Another individual whose real name is unknown but goes by the aliases, Tony, a/k/a Edward Garcia, a/k/a Eric Guerrero, 30, of Lawrence, Mass., also has been charged in a separate indictment with two counts of distribution of fentanyl and one count of conspiracy to distribute fentanyl.

Between October 12, 2016 and October 25, 2016, almost all of the above individuals were arrested or were already in custody on other charges.  Heibrahim DelValle Baez and Santos Guerrero Morillo remain fugitives.

"DEA is addressing the threat of heroin and fentanyl, both internationally and domestically.  We prioritize our resources by identifying, targeting and destroying these extremely violent and very organized cartels,” said Special Agent in Charge Michael J. Ferguson.  “DEA and its law enforcement partners have effectively dismantled the distribution and facilitation elements of this organization that are responsible for putting this poison on the streets of New Hampshire as well as throughout New England.  DEA will aggressively pursue organizations or individuals who facilitate heroin and fentanyl by allowing out of state dealers to utilize their residences and provide customers to the dealers in order to profit and destroy people’s lives, and wreak havoc in the Granite State.”

“Solving the opiate epidemic in New England requires a multi-pronged approach.  Part of that solution is to prosecute individuals who are responsible for distributing heroin and who profit on the addiction of others.  The U.S. Attorney’s Office will continue to work with our law enforcement partners to identify and prosecute individuals who are responsible for the distribution of heroin, fentanyl, and other opiates.  This case is an example of the tremendous partnership among law enforcement agencies.  I commend all of the agencies involved in this case for their teamwork and dedication in this investigation,” U.S. Attorney Rice said.

This investigation was the product of an investigation by the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task (OCDETF).  The OCDETF program is a federal multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional task force that supplies supplemental federal funding to federal and state agencies involved in the identification, investigation, and prosecution of major drug trafficking organizations.

The case was investigated by the DEA; Homeland Security Investigations; the Massachusetts State Police; the Haverhill Police Department; the United States Marshals Service; the New Hampshire State Police; the Manchester Police Department; the Lawrence Police Department; the Lowell Police Department, the Methuen Police Department, and the Hillsborough County Drug Task Force.