New Jersey Police Break Up $3.2 Million Meth Operation

New Jersey Police Break Up $3.2 Million Meth Operation

Hampton, NJ** – The Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office conducted a narcotics investigation resulting in the arrest of an individual for possessing controlled dangerous substances with intent to distribute.

Following a monthlong investigation, 29-year-old Ranjeet Singh from Bakersfield, California was arrested on Thursday at the Pilot Truck Stop in Hampton. Prosecutors revealed Singh was found with 50 kilograms of MDMA, with an estimated street value of $3.2 million. The drug, known as molly, acts as both a stimulant and a hallucinogen.

Singh was apprehended without incident and charged with possession with intent to distribute. New Jersey State Police assisted in the arrest operations. Following his first court appearance, Singh was released under specific conditions.

Assistant Prosecutor Rosie Bolte will handle the case for the state while Herminia Moreira, Esq, represented Singh. Possession of large quantities of MDMA is a first-degree crime, carrying potential penalties, including a prison term between 10 and 20 years and fines up to $200,000. Singh remains legally presumed innocent until proven guilty.