Narcotics and weapons charges filed in New Jersey and New York raids

Two separate narcotics and weapons investigations in New Jersey and New York have resulted in felony charges and guilty pleas.

In Mays Landing, New Jersey, 44-year-old Lee Jaudon pleaded guilty to drug distribution and weapons charges. A search warrant executed at his residence uncovered 950 folds of heroin packaged for sale, 110 suspected methamphetamine or fentanyl pills, 34 oxycodone pills, and over $2,500 in cash. Authorities also seized a loaded Glock 44 handgun and additional ammunition. Jaudon, a convicted felon, faces 14 years in state prison with seven years of parole ineligibility.

In the Town of Binghamton, New York, 34-year-old Timothy W. Boulton faces multiple felony charges following a raid by the Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force. During the search of a residence and vehicle, investigators recovered approximately 127 grams of methamphetamine, narcotics packaging material, digital scales, a switchblade knife, and nearly $3,000 in cash. Boulton has been charged with multiple counts of criminal possession of controlled substances and weapons.