Sampson, 38, was arrested and charged in Brockton District Court with peddling a harmful substance, distribution of a Class C substance, possession of a Class C substance, possession with the intent to distribute a Class C substance, two counts of reckless endangerment of a child, attempt to commit a crime, and possession of a Class B substance with intent to distribute, according to a criminal case specialist at the Brockton District Court clerk’s office.
Sampson was previously jailed for possession of a Class B substance, and was arrested in 2009 with his wife, Krysty Sampson, when Abington police responding to a phoned-in report of an intruder at the Green Street address found cultivated marijuana plants there.
Sampson violated the conditions set on that case, which was continued without a finding last year, by testing positive for cocaine last month and failing to show for several urinalysis tests in the last two months.
Bail was set at $100,000, but Sampson remains in custody because his bail was revoked due to his previous drug charge, according to the Brockton District Court clerk’s office.
