Coventry Woman Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge

By: Hannah Benjamin

NORWICH – A Coventry woman plans to change her life after accepting a plea deal on Monday in Chenango County Court, after being in jail since July.

Brenda L. Manwarren, 30, was arrested in July after an investigation into the sale and possession of heroin in Chenango County. A search warrant was issued by Chenango County Court Judge Frank B. Revoir Jr., resulting in a search and discovery of several packages of heroin, a digital scale, and heroin packaging material; which police presented as evidence in the case.

Manwarren, along with another, were arrested by the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office with assistance from the Sidney Police Department and the Chenango County District Attorney’s Office.

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In court, District Attorney Joseph McBride asked Manwarren if the nine baggies of heroin found were hers and if she had intent to sell them. She answered yes to both questions.

Manwarren pleaded guilty to the first charge of the indictment, third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell, a class B felony. She was sentenced by Judge Revoir to a split sentence of six months in Chenango County Jail with five years probation to include Drug Treatment Court.

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