Former Onondaga County worker twice snuck drug-soaked papers into jail, indictment says

Syracuse, N.Y. ― A former Onondaga County human rights specialist faces new charges over allegations he twice brought drug-soaked legal papers to the Onondaga County Justice Center jail.

Anthony Heard, 33, is accused of bringing the drug-soaked paperwork into the jail and selling the material to Jakim Grimes, an inmate in the jail, according to an indictment filed Wednesday. Heard was at the jail conducting his duties as a human rights specialist.

The paperwork was soaked in a synthetic cannabinoid, ADB-PINACA, an Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office detective said in a criminal complaint filed in court…

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