The Somerset County Sheriff’s Department arrested two Madison residents wanted on outstanding warrants on Friday after they were allegedly found during the execution of a drug-related search warrant.
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At approximately 6:25 a.m., the Somerset deputies executed a search warrant at a residence on Ingalls Street in Madison.
The department’s Criminal Division obtained the warrant as part of a “lengthy” investigation into alleged drug trafficking operations from the residence.
A search of the property reportedly revealed over 48 grams of suspected fentanyl, along with documentation related to drug trafficking, digital scales, and drug paraphernalia.
The home’s two residents, Lucas Gage, 36, of Madison, and Sabrina Madoree, 33, of Madison, were home at the time of the warrant’s execution.
Deputies determined that Gage was subject to two outstanding arrest warrants from Brunswick for unrelated criminal charges, and Madore was subject to an outstanding warrant from Somerset County for an unrelated criminal charge.
Both were taken into custody on their outstanding warrants. Gage was issued a $500 bail for each charge, totaling $1,000, and Madore was issued a $300 bail.
The sheriff’s department added that more criminal charges will be forthcoming once the suspected fentanyl is lab tested and the Somerset County District Attorney’s Office reviews the case.
Gage was previously arrested in May 2025 on drug trafficking charges after he was apprehended while allegedly fleeing from police without a driver’s license.
