Napa County Jail
Delicia Gomez, a private elementary school teacher is Vallejo, California, has been arrested for allegedly dealing heroin and methadone.
Vallejo police arrested Gomez, 36, on Friday, August 25. Gomez, who is also a tutor at her home in Napa, was arrested on an outstanding warrant for possession of pain pills and identity theft.
In early August, authorities discovered that Gomez was allegedly selling heroin in Napa, California. While she was being booked, police discovered three baggies of heroin on her person. Gomez is expected to face additional charges for attempting to bring controlled substances into a correctional facility.
via KRON 4:
On Aug. 10, detectives served a search warrant at her apartment in the 1100 block of Marina Drive. There, they recovered methadone, a powerful pain medication commonly sold on the black market, along with a California ID belonging to someone else, detectives said. Gomez was not arrested at the time.
“As they continued their investigation, NSIB detectives recovered additional evidence outlining Gomez’ involvement in drug sales,” authorities said in a press release. Detectives found Gomez was an elementary school teacher at a private religious school in Vallejo and tutored at a Napa learning center.
“NSIB presented their investigation to the Napa County District Attorney’s Office, who issued a complaint and requested an arrest warrant from the court alleging possession of a controlled substance for sale in violation of H&S 11351, possession of drug paraphernalia in violation of H&S 11364, and identity theft in violation of PC 530.5(c)(1),” authorities said.
Gomez was booked on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance for sale, bringing a controlled substance into a corrections facility, identity theft and possession of drug paraphernalia
She is currently being held at the Napa County Department of Corrections on $53,000 bail.
