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Three Busted Dealing Drugs At Hotel In Fairfield County

Three men were nabbed along with a juvenile during the execution of two search warrants in connection with drug trafficking at a Fairfield County hotel.

John-Rafael Heath, Nino Miller-Marks, and Joseph Segarra-Jimenez

John-Rafael Heath, Nino Miller-Marks, and Joseph Segarra-Jimenez

Photo Credit: Norwalk Police Department

The three men, including John-Rafael Heath, 33, of Bridgeport; Nino Miller-Marks, 33, of Norwalk, and Joseph Segarra-Jimenez, 22, of Bridgeport, were arrested on Wednesday, Oct. 28, by the detectives with the Norwalk Police Department at the Red Carpet Inn in Norwalk, said Lt. Jared Zwickler.

During the search of a room at the hotel, officers recovered illegal drugs from both a vehicle used by the men, and the hotel room consisting of the following: powder and crack cocaine, heroin/Fentanyl, marijuana, and ecstasy, Zwickler said.

Additionally $700 cash was seized. The juvenile was released to a legal guardian, the other three were arrested and charged as follows:

Miller-Marks was charged with:

  • possession of a controlled substance, 
  • possession of less than a half-ounce of marijuana, 
  • possession of narcotics with the intent to sell,
  • possession of a controlled substance within 1,500-feet of a school, 
  • possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell near a school.

Heath was charged with:

  • possession of a controlled substance, 
  • possession with intent to sell, 
  • possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of a controlled substance with 1,500-feet of a school, 
  • possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell near a school,
  • possession of an illegal weapon. 

Segarra-Jimenez was charged with:

  • possession of a controlled substance, 
  • possession with intent to sell, 
  • possession of marijuana with intent to sell, 
  • possession of a controlled substance with 1,500-feet of a school, 
  • possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell near a school.

All three are being held on a $50,000 bond.

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