Officials filed new charges against a man convicted of killing men in Harrisburg after they found burnt wicks, a broken tablet battery and small pieces of paper that tested positive for synthetic marijuana in his Dauphin County cell, according to court records.
Jeremy Bailey, 37, was charged with a second-degree felony for possessing a controlled substance after a March 13 search of his cell. Charges were filed July 29 after testing confirmed the presence of illegal drugs.
Bailey was in Dauphin County Prison after being found guilty in a 2022 double homicide. One of his targets was a rival drug dealer, prosecutors said. The other was an innocent bystander…