Man Accused Of Selling Cocaine Near Middle School

CLEVELAND – A Johnston County man is facing serious felony charges. Emmanuel Jamar McKoy of Lee Drive, Garner was arrested November 28, following a three-month undercover investigation.

The Johnston County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Division had been investigating McKoy. During the investigation, the 35 year-old suspect allegedly sold crack cocaine out of his residence, one more than one occasion, to undercover officers.

McKoy’s home is approximately one half mile from Cleveland Middle School.

McKoy was held on a $225,000 secured bond at the Johnston County Detention Center on 12 charges, including delivery of a controlled substance and maintaining a vehicle or dwelling for a controlled substance.

4 COMMENTS

  1. If he was selling this crap, hang him! If he needed to make money, there is still plenty of jobs out there. Selling drugs is the easy way out of working regardless of who the drugs might kill.

    • cocaine requires several chemicals and gasoline in its making. Its not like this is food or something healthy for you. On top of that its been illegal for the longest time, you make the choice to sell it/use it then take the consequences like an adult.

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