Crime & Safety
Algonquin Men Arrested in Drug Bust; Narcotics Task Force Seizes $1,500 in Marijuana
Task force received a tip that a package of cannabis was being mailed from California to the Cary home, police said.
Two Algonquin men were among eight people arrested Friday following an investigation into the shipment of more than 2,000 grams of marijuana to a Cary house on Laurel Lane.
The delivery of cannabis was sent to a home in the 700 block of Laurel Lane in Cary, according to Sgt. Bill Backus, director North Central Narcotics Task Force.
Eli P. Kulack, 21, of Algonquin was charged with one count unlawful possession of cannabis with intent to deliver and one count unlawful possession of cannabis,
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Ryan D. Kennedy, 21, of Algonquin was also charged with one count unlawful possession of cannabis with intent to deliver and one count unlawful possession of cannabis, Backus said in a press release.
NCNTF also charged were the following men with one count unlawful possession of cannabis with intent to deliver and one count unlawful possession of cannabis:
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Maurice R. Lebbos, 20, of Cary
Nicole B. Lebbos, 19, of Cary
Dylan J. Trama, 20, of Barrington
Jesse C. Peterson, 20, of West Dundee
Jacob N. McGowan, 21, of East Dundee
Joshua R. Ernst, 21, of Elgin
Law enforcement personnel received information a package had been delivered to the Cary home from California via the U.S. Postal Service which contained a substantial amount of cannabis.
On Friday, members of the narcotics task force and the U.S. Postal Service executed a search warrant at the suspected residence in Cary.
NCNTF agents searched the residence and seized approximately 2,159.0 grams of cannabis, valued at about $1,500, and numerous items of drug paraphernalia, Backus said in the release.
The Crystal Lake Police Department and the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office assisted with the investigation. The investigation is ongoing and additional charges are being reviewed by the McHenry County State’s Attorney’s Office.
The NCNTF is a multi-agency task force responsible for investigating drug, firearm, and gang crimes in McHenry, Kane, and Dekalb Counties. Additional information can be obtained at the website: www.ncntf.org.
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