The family of a 14-year-old boy who died from taking toxic drugs says they're not surprised to see his alleged dealer arrested again.
Zachery Mulrooney, 19, was already facing a single charge of manslaughter related to the overdose death of Axel Martin , when he was picked up by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary at a local shopping centre on Tuesday.
Police say he was in possession of oxycodone and hydromorphone pills. They charged him with two counts of trafficking.
Martin's sister, Chantel Kennedy Stagg, said she was initially shocked to learn of his arrest — though on reflection, not surprised.
"The fact that he was out and allegedly involved in more illegal activity only highlights how dangerous he is and how critical it is for the court to hold him accountable," Kennedy Stag

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