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    A joint narcotics investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies led to the arrest of Gregory Lamont Monroe. Monroe was charged with trafficking heroin and other drug offenses after a search warrant was executed at his home, where he was taken into custody. Monroe received a secured bond of $5 million for the new charges in Randolph County and an additional $2.25 million bond for outstanding charges in Guilford County, totaling $7.25 million. The police detective said the investigation demonstrated the positive impact of law enforcement agencies working together.

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    A joint narcotics investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies led to the arrest of Gregory Lamont Monroe. Monroe was charged with trafficking heroin and other drug offenses after a search warrant was executed at his home, where he was taken into custody. Monroe received a secured bond of $5 million for the new charges in Randolph County and an additional $2.25 million bond for outstanding charges in Guilford County, totaling $7.25 million. The police detective said the investigation demonstrated the positive impact of law enforcement agencies working together.

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    A joint narcotics investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies led to the arrest of Gregory Lamont Monroe. Monroe was charged with trafficking heroin and other drug offenses after a search warrant was executed at his home, where he was taken into custody. Monroe received a secured bond of $5 million for the new charges in Randolph County and an additional $2.25 million bond for outstanding charges in Guilford County, totaling $7.25 million. The police detective said the investigation demonstrated the positive impact of law enforcement agencies working together.

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    THOMASVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT

    NEWS MEDIA RELEASE


    CASE REPORT NUMBER: 2015-000112

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    Date/Time:
    Distributed:

    X Original

    X Yes

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    Investigation

    Wanted

    Release Prepared By: Lt. B.L. Saintsing

    01/09/2015 @ 9:34 a.m.

    Type of Incident:

    Distributed by:

    Lt. B.L. Saintsing

    Narcotics Investigation

    Date and Time of Incident:


    Location:

    Update

    01/08/2015 @ 4:44 p.m.

    3613 Eastward Avenue, Lot 4, High Point, NC 27260

    A High Point man is in jail under secured bonds totaling $7,250,000 after a joint investigation
    led to heroin related charges.
    On January 8, 2015, at 4:44 p.m., a joint investigation was conducted by the Thomasville Police
    Department, Davidson County Sheriffs Office, Randolph County Sheriffs Office, High Point
    Police Department, and Homeland Security. As a result of this investigation, a search warrant
    was executed at 3613 Eastward Ave., Lot 4, High Point, NC, where Gregory Lamont Monroe,
    39, of Kerns Avenue, High Point, was taken into custody and charged with two (2) counts of
    trafficking in heroin (namely 35 grams), two (2) counts of trafficking in opiates, possession
    with the intent to manufacture, sell, and deliver heroin, possession of heroin, and possession of
    drug paraphernalia. Monroe was taken before the Randolph County Magistrate where he
    received a secured bond of $5,000,000. His court date in Randolph County is scheduled for
    01/09/2015.
    Monroe was also wanted by the High Point Police and Guilford County Sheriffs Office for
    failing to appear in court on 12 felony heroin related charges, habitual felon, and feloniously
    failing to report a new address as a sex offender. Monroe received an additional secured bond
    of $2,250,000. His court date in Guilford County is scheduled for 01/26/2015.
    A dangerous drug has been taken off the streets as a result of a joint investigation with
    multiple agencies, said Detective Lt. Dustin Carter. This investigation demonstrates what a
    significant and positive impact law enforcement agencies working together can make in our
    communities.

    Gregory Lamont Monroe

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    Lt. B.L. Saintsing

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    336-475-4263

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