the officer on Dec. 11, 2014 in front of 18 Opal Lane, then two other times, according to court papers.

On Jan. 1, 2015, officers issued a search warrant at Smith's Bloomingdale Road home and found one glassine of heroin and 50 glassines with heroin residue inside all stamped with "GOYA."

Police found Smith on the corner of Bloomingdale Road and Idaho Avenue with two drug-filled packets in his pocket, according to court papers.

Smith was charged with criminal possession and sale of a controlled substance and is being held on $10,000 bond, $5,000 cash bail, according to the District Attorney's office. He's due back in court on March 12.

His lawyer could not be reached for comment.

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