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Police Find Plenty Of Crack Cocaine, Fake Credit Cards, Stun Guns In Bed-Stuy Apartment Raid


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Rebecca Fishbein

Published Nov 12, 2013

Modified Nov 12, 2013


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Three men were arrested in Brooklyn yesterday morning after cops say they found half a pound of crack cocaine during a raid on a Bed-Stuy apartment.

Monica Steed, 36, and 20-year-old Antwayne Steed, who authorities say live in the apartment at 1625 Fulton Street, were both arrested, along with 41-year-old Shane Lyons, who lived nearby. Cops say in addition to the crack cocaine, the 6 a.m. raid yielded a loaded 44 caliber Smith and Wesson handgun, two stun guns, two credit card skimmers and nearly 400 forged credit cards.

Steed, Steed and Lyons all face criminal possession charges of a weapon, controlled substance, possession of a forged instrument and possession of a forgery device.

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