Boswell man faces charges after police find meth in home

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A Boswell man is facing drug charges after police said they found methamphetamine inside his residence.

Clark Fish, 52, is facing possession with the intent to deliver a controlled substance after police executed a search warrant on Thursday, May 2. During the search, police said they found suspected methamphetamine, one glass pipe with burnt edges, two empty baggies with residue, one corner-cut bag and indicia.

On April 11 and 30, Fish allegedly sold methamphetamine to a police informant at a pre-arranged location. After both sales, the informant was able to positively identify Fish based on a photo shown to them by police.

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Fish is now facing several charges for controlled drug purchases and possession of suspected methamphetamine, all within 50 yards of a school zone. He is currently is the Somerset County Prison after being denied bail.

A preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 15.

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