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The investigation into drug trafficking in Somerset County lead to an arrest Saturday.
46 year old Scott Jones of Skowhegan was charged with drug possession and violation of condition of release.
Saturday Somerset Sheriff's deputies found Suboxone strips, drug paraphrenalia and more than 12 hundred dollars in cash in Jones' vehicle.
The investigation into Jones and his arrest is believed to be tied back to last weeks arrest of Terance Allen of New York.
He was arrested for trafficking in Oxycodone Tuesday of last week.
The investigation into Jones continues, and more charges may be pending once the case is reviewed by the D.A.
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Skowhegan Man Arrested for Drug Possession
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