Two men were arrested and charged for drug trafficking after police executed a search warrant on Tuesday morning at an apartment on Summer Street in Augusta, Maine.

Two Men Arrested after Firearms and Drugs Seized

The warrant was served at 17 Summer Street, Apartment 1 around 11:40 am on January 3. Multiple agencies and departments were involved including officers from the Augusta Police Department, deputies from the Kennebec Sheriff’s Office and agents from the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency.

Several Items Seized from Apartment

Law enforcement seized several items consisting of firearms, drugs, contraband and money. Police did not specify in a press release what kind of drugs were seized, the type of firearms or contraband, or how much money was taken from the residence.

Suspects Charged with Unlawful Trafficking in Scheduled Drugs

The two men facing charges are 31-year-old Zachary Magee from Winthrop and 27-year-old Samuel Barrows from Augusta.

Barrows is charged with unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs.

Augusta Police, Kennebec County Jail
Augusta Police, Kennebec County Jail
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Magee is also charged with unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs.

Augusta Police, Kennebec County Jail
Augusta Police, Kennebec County Jail
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They are being held at the Kennebec County Jail on $5,000 cash bail each.

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