47 Deks of Heroin Found in Man’s Pants

A 28-year-old Ogdensburg man was arrested and charged with possession of controlled dangerous substances and drug paraphernalia after said they found 47 deks of heroin and a hypodermic needle down his pants.

Harold Schnorr was allegedly found with the drugs and drug paraphernalia in his crotch at 2:52 p.m. on July 2 when Kinnelon police stopped the vehicle he was riding in, being driven by Joseph Zonca, 31, of Sussex, for having a loud muffler and for the registered owner of the vehicle having a suspended driver’s license. Police said that while Zonca was not the registered owner of the vehicle, he allegedly appeared nervous and had fresh needle marks on his arms.

Police then searched the vehicle and said they found two empty packages of heroin and many tablets of Subroxone, a drug prescribed to those suffering from opiate addictions, which police said neither Zonca nor Schnorr had prescriptions for. Also during the search, police found the drugs in Schnorr’s pants.

Both were arrested and transported to the police station. In addition to the drug charges, Zonca was also issued summonses for possession of a controlled dangerous substance in a motor vehicle, having a loud and dangerous muffler and for having bald tires.

Both were sent to the Morris County jail on $2,500 bail.