3 Arrested In Oneonta for Heroin, Crack, Pills – All Otsego

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3 Arrested In Oneonta

For Heroin, Crack, Pills

Michael Lightly
Michael Lightly
Shakeem Enang
Shakeem Enang
Haley Cornell
Haley Cornell

ONEONTA – Heroin, crack cocaine and prescription pills were seized during a Sunday morning drug bust on Rose Avenue that lead to the arrest of an Oneonta woman and two men from the Bronx.

Haley E. Cornell, 26, Oneonta, was arrested with Shakeem D.Q. Enang, 26 and Michael J. Lightly, 31, both of Bronx were arrested after a no-knock warrant at 2 Rose Avenue in the city.  Sheriff's deputies, assisted by the Oneonta Police Department, allegedly seized a quantity of heroin, crack cocaine, Oxycodon, hydrocodone, marijuana, hypodermic needles and $1,834 in cash.

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