Three arrested for large narcotics bust in Bristol

Rachael Perry
Kenny Savinon, Lindsey Brissette, Natasha Enos. Courtesy of the Bristol Police Department

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BRISTOL, RI (WLNE) — Three people were arrested on Thursday after officers seized a copious amount of drugs with a street value of $10,000.

Kenny Savinon, 36, Lindsey Brissette, 24, and Natasha Enos, 31, all of Bristol, were arrested as a result of a several month long narcotics investigation.

Throughout the course of the investigation, Savinon was identified as the primary target, and officers obtained both an arrest and a search warrant.

Bristol Police told ABC6 News officers approached Savinon while he was entering his business Get Liquidated located on Gooding Ave, and took him into custody without incident.

Once in custody, officers searched Savinon’s apartment located on Bay View Ave, Get Liquidated on Gooding Ave, an apartment on Franklin St and another apartment Central St.

“During the searches, Bristol Police located and seized over 2 ounces of suspected cocaine, approximately 3 grams of heroin, approximately 1 gram of fentanyl, several jars of marijuana, 10 mature marijuana plants, 3 vials of suspected steroids, and packaging materials,” said Captain Brian Burke with the Bristol Police Department.

Lindsey Brissette of the Franklin Street apartment, and  Natasha Enos of the Cental Street apartment were arrested as well.

They were charged with the following offenses:

Savinon:

  • Possession with Intent to Deliver Cocaine
  • Possession with Intent to Deliver Heroin
  •  Possession with Intent to Deliver Marijuana
  • Possession of Steroids
  • Delivery of Heroin
  • Controlled Substance Conspiracy
  • Maintaining Common Nuisance

Brissette:

  • Possession with Intent to Deliver Marijuana
  •  Possession of Heroin
  • Possession of Cocaine
  • Possession of Fentanyl
  • Controlled Substance Conspiracy
  • Maintaining a Common Nuisance

Enos:

  • Controlled Substance Conspiracy
  • Maintaining a Common Nuisance

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