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Operation Blue Crush Leads to 12 Arrests

Narcotics detectives were able to develop the cases through information and complaints received from the community about drug activity in the area.

 

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office has made 12 arrests in "Operation Blue Crush." 

According to the sheriff's office, a four-month long investigation led to the arrests of 12 of 44 suspects in the Lealman/St. Petersburg area.  

The suspects, according to authorities, were arrested on multiple drug charges ranging from sale and possession of illicit drugs such as cocaine, as well as sale, possession and trafficking in several commonly abused prescription drugs such as oxycodone and hydromorphone. 

Narcotics detectives were able to develop the cases through information and complaints received from the community about drug activity in the area.

Suspects Arrested

  • Frank Bomba, 28
  • Deborah Bomba, 56
  • Nancy Cobb, 53 
  • Craig Coleman, 52 
  • Kathy Dixon, 51
  • Ashley Duffy, 23 
  • Robert Hanssen, 39
  • Nancy Manfredonia, 55
  • Elizabeth Stenov, 31
  • Peggy Thompson, 57
  • Christopher Trommater, 25
  • Suzanne Vizenor, 36
Related Topics: St. Pete News

CJ

10:05 am on Thursday, November 15, 2012

From what I can see on the streets, the cops have not made a dent in the problem. this is ''bs''. They need to do more of the same times 1000. I can drive by a dozen places in the St Pete area where it is obviously that drugs are being sold there...and these places seem to have some sort of freet icket to do what they want. I think the cops are scared of the druggies. I don't blame them...but then again...my job is not being a cop. They signed up for the job...now we need to see them do it...or find other work. It really is quite incredible the openess and visibility of drug houses around here...and parking lots, etc where things are ''going down''. The cops could pay all their bills by just making arrests along 15th Ave S (West of I-275) and the surounding streets. This neighborhood is trying hard to remain a decent place to live...but it is slipping away to the hood.

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Judy Landon

10:41 am on Thursday, November 15, 2012

I wonder if these folks were arrested at the trailer parks along Haines Rd. Kids from my nearby neighborhood gets their drugs from those locations.

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