Traffic Stop Yields Drug Charges In Norwich
Published: September 10th, 2015
By: Shawn Magrath

NORWICH – Norwich police have arrested two men who are accused of having a hefty number of oxycodone pills in their car during a routine traffic stop early Thursday morning.

Police pulled over 18-year-old Tiger D. Gould and 19-year-old Amiel P. Reynolds, both of Afton, for a traffic violation on Columbia Street shortly before 4 a.m.

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