Colton, Albany Men Indicted on Large-Scale Cocaine Trafficking Charges

Several individuals have recently faced serious drug-related charges involving cocaine across New York and elsewhere. In Colton, Casey Kocher was indicted for possession with intent to distribute 25 kilograms of cocaine, a charge carrying a potential sentence ranging from 10 years to life in prison, with investigations led by the DEA and New York State Police. In Albany, Quentin Rowlett was arraigned on multiple felony charges related to narcotics trafficking after authorities found significant quantities of cocaine and fentanyl, along with a loaded handgun and cash, during a search of his home. Additionally, a man in Port Erin was charged with driving under the influence with cocaine levels more than seven times the legal limit, highlighting ongoing concerns about cocaine-related offenses. These cases reflect continued law enforcement efforts to combat cocaine distribution and its associated dangers in communities. Prosecutions are underway with legal proceedings closely monitored.