A Danbury man has been arrested after a several week long investigation into illegal drug sales in the City. 

Danbury Police knew that 27-year old Jeremy "Kuda" Roberts had a suspended license.  Officer saw him drive into a White Street parking lot yesterday.  As he attempted to leave the lot, investigators approached him and placed him under arrest. 

An open container was sitting on the passenger seat, which contained packaged heroin/fentanyl, cocaine and a portable scale.  A search of Roberts and his car turned up packaging material and several hundred dollars. 

Roberts was held on $100,000 bond pending arraignment.  He has several prior offenses pending in two Connecticut courts, for which he was released after posting several hundred thousand dollar bonds. 

He was charged yesterday with operating a car with a suspended license, possession of a controlled substance, possession with intent to sell, possession near a school, possession with intent to sell near a school, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of drug paraphernalia near a school.