Former Barrington man accused of multiple drug charges

After police found trash bags filled with marijuana and pills near a Hall Road residence last year, a former Barrington man will be facing multiple drug .

Last month, Andrew Clement was indicted on four felony charges of acts prohibited.

From Fosters.com:

The house searched by police last April was situated close to a lake, and a K9 search revealed several trash bags washed up on shore close to where Clement had emerged from in the woods.
Inside the trash bags were more than 8.25 pounds of marijuana, over 2,200 pills, and needles and vials of anabolic steroids, according to the affidavit.
After a search warrant police also seized various pills, marijuana, a grinder, a glass bong, a smoking bowl, and rolling papers from the Hall Road residence.
Although a search warrant has been issued for Clement's arrest last week, after he did not appear for his arraignment at the Strafford County Superior Court, Clement's motion to vacate the warrant was granted, after Clement explained he ran out of gas on the way to court.

It has been alleged that the 30-year-old Clement last year was in possession of schedule IV drug clonazepam, schedule III anabolic steroid methandrostenolone, more than five pounds of marijuana, and schedule IV drug diazepam.