A year-long investigation by the Secaucus Police Department led to the arrest of 35-year-old Anmol Singh of Secaucus, who police say was operating a cocaine distribution ring out of his 3rd Street home and another residence in Garfield.
On July 16, detectives allegedly observed Singh completing a drug transaction with Danielle Josephs on North End Drive before arresting her on cocaine and Xanax possession charges. Shortly afterward, officers stopped a vehicle driven by Amir Abi-Rafeh, with Singh and Olivia Tworek as passengers. Police said Singh was carrying Xanax and Tworek was carrying cocaine.
After a K-9 alerted to the vehicle, detectives recovered a loaded stolen 9mm handgun, high-capacity magazines, ammunition, approximately 50 grams of cocaine, ketamine, Xanax, oxycodone, morphine, LSD, psilocybin mushrooms, and nearly $2,000 in suspected drug proceeds. Search warrants executed at the Secaucus and Garfield homes uncovered additional evidence, including more cocaine…