A Win for Byram Safety: Police Shut Down West Church Street Drug Hub
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The quiet streets of Byram have recently been disrupted by frequent police activity at a single address: 60 West Church Street. A look at the police blotter suggests these aren't just random calls, but a focused effort to dismantle a local narcotics hub.
Timeline of Incidents
February 6: Police responded to a "verbal altercation" at the home. Morgan F. Eaton (33) was arrested after officers found cocaine and drug paraphernalia. Story here.
February 15: Officers returned to the same address to arrest Hubert Hall (49) for Assault and Disorderly Conduct.
April 2: Following a weeks-long investigation into narcotics sales, police executed a search warrant. Hall was arrested again, this time for Sale of Narcotics and Possession with Intent to Sell. Info here.
Connecting the Dots
The link between these arrests seems clear. During the April raid, police noted a second suspect with an outstanding warrant was present at the scene. Records show that Eaton, who was caught with drugs at the house in February, pleaded guilty just four days after the April raid involving Hall. The address was the common denominator for domestic disputes, drug possession, and active distribution.
Between the Lines: It’s a major win for neighborhood safety and a clear message that local drug hubs will not be tolerated.

