Three suspects arrested in Bristol narcotics investigation

Bristol, R.I. — 

Bristol Police Chief Josue Canario announces the arrest of three individuals as a result of a narcotics investigation by Bristol Police over the past several months.

During the course of the investigation 36-year-old Kenny Savinon of Bristol was identified as the primary target of the investigation.

As a result of the investigation Bristol Police were able to secure an arrest warrant for Savinon.

Court authorized search warrants for four properties under the control of Savinon were also obtained.

On August 24, 2017 while Savinon was entering his business, Get Liquidated at 15 Gooding Ave, Bristol Police officers approached Savinon and took him into custody without incident.

Bristol Police then executed the court authorized search warrants of Savinon’s apartment at 26 Bay View Ave, 1st floor, his business at 15 Gooding Ave, a 2nd floor apartment at 145 Franklin St and 1st floor apartment at 34 Central St.

During the searches, Bristol Police located and seized over 2 ounces of suspected cocaine, approximately 3 grams of heroin, approximately 1 gram of fentanyl, several jars of marijuana, 10 mature marijuana plants, 3 vials of suspected steroids, and packaging materials. K-9 units from the Bristol County, Massachusetts Sheriff’s Office and Middletown Police Department assisted in the search.

The estimated street value of the narcotics seized in approximately $10,000.00.

This investigation was overseen by Lieutenant Steven St. Pierre with assistance from members of Bristol Police Department Detective and Uniform Divisions. Investigation is on-going.

Summary of Charges:

Kenny Savinon:

1. Possession with Intent to Deliver Cocaine

2. Possession with Intent to Deliver Heroin

3. Possession with Intent to Deliver Marijuana

4. Possession of Steroids

5. Delivery of Heroin

6. Controlled Substance Conspiracy

7. Maintaining Common Nuisance

Lindsey Brissette: age 24 of Bristol, RI

1. Possession with Intent to Deliver Marijuana

2. Possession of Heroin

3. Possession of Cocaine

4. Possession of Fentanyl

5. Controlled Substance Conspiracy

6. Maintaining a Common Nuisance

Natasha Enos: age 31 of Bristol, RI

1. Controlled Substance Conspiracy

2. Maintaining a Common Nuisance

Kenney Savinon and Lindsey Brissette were transported to the ACI and will appear in the 6th District Court on August 25, 2017.

On August 25, 2017 Natasha Enos was arrested on a Bristol Police affidavit warrant and transported to 6th District Court.

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