Suspicious Vehicle Report Leads to Arrest of Trenton Man with 210 Bags of Heroin in Lower Makefield

A suspicious vehicle report at a Lower Makefield shopping center last Sunday led to the arrest of a 26 year-old Trenton man who allegedly was in possession of a veritable pharmacy of illicit substances, police say.

Jaheim Blackshear was arraigned last Sunday night by on-call District Judge  Charles D. Jonas on singlet felony count of manufacture, delivery, or possession with intent to
manufacture or distribute a controlled substance.

According to Lower Makefield Township Police, officers were dispatched  to the Shop Rite parking lot, 1600 block of Big Oak Rd. at 5:02 pm. subsequent to a suspicious vehicle report.

Further investigation, according to police,  led to the discovery of 210 bags of heroin, 13 bags of crack cocaine, and five Oxycodone pills in plain view in the cup holder on the center console.

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Blackshear, police said, was in possession of $930.00. of U.S currency.

The vehicle was towed to police impound and a search warrant was executed.

Blackshear was remanded to Bucks County Prison in lieu if $100,000 /10% bail. He is due back in court on June 23 and has no attorney of record as of publication time.