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3 accused of selling heroin that led to fatal overdose in Graham

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On Jan. 2, deputies responded to the 2600 block of South N.C. Hwy 87 in Graham when they were told about a fatal drug overdose. Investigators developed probable cause to arrest Kyle Lee Johnson, 27, of Snow Camp, for selling/delivering heroin to the victim on Jan. 1. Investigators also developed probablecause on Feb. 2 to arrest Johnson, Jacob Sterling Byrd, 29, of Burlington, and Rachel Marie Hall, 27. Byrd was served with an arrest warrant for conspiracy to sell/deliver heroin.

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3 accused of selling heroin that led to fatal overdose in Graham

GRAHAM, N.C. (WGHP) -- Three people have been arrested in connection to a fatal overdose in Graham last month, according to an Alamance County Sheriff's Office news release. On Jan. 2, deputies responded to the 2600 block of South N.C. Hwy 87 in Graham when they were told about a fatal drug overdose. Man arrested in connection to fatal shooting in Winston-Salem on Geneva Road, police say Investigators developed probable cause to arrest…

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