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Q: Riverside police say they really haven't seen anything like this before: An alleged drug operation that used a drone to deliver narcotics to customers waiting in a church parking lot.Once the drugs were delivered, neighbors say, the customers would drive by the home and throw money onto the front lawn."Well it's new for us, at least," said Officer Ryan Railsback with the Riverside Police Department.Police also say a 9-year-old girl was living inside the home, where a wide range of illegal narcotics were scattered throughout, including in her bedroom.Now two people have been arrested and facing felony drug charges. Benjamin Baldassarre, 39, and Ashley Carroll, 31, were also booked for child endangerment among other allegations.The 9-year-old girl who had been living at her father's home has been removed and reunited with her mother.Neighbors say they had often observed unusual activity at the home on Chesapeake Lane.They suspected drugs and even warned the residents to stop.That's when they noticed the drones. Police were asked to investigate."Our detectives did go out there and they conducted surveillance, which they do a lot of times when they get these tips," Railsback said. "And sure enough they saw this drone flying, and what appeared to be this drone dropping or leaving some possible narcotics in a parking lot."When officers arrested Baldassarre, they say they found his daughter living in the home, along with methamphetamine, candy laced with LSD and fentanyl in powder form."A lot of the narcotics were found spread throughout the house - a lot of it in one bedroom that this girl has access to," Railsback said.The girl's mother said she had been trying to get sole custody of her child for seven years."During the divorce I wanted him to go through drug rehab, supervised visitation, and that was all thrown out by the judge," Jaclyn Baldassarre said.Her daughter, she said, was afraid to speak out about what she saw."She was afraid, and she didn't know what to say. That was her dad. What do you say against your dad?" ||||| RIVERSIDE (CBSLA) – A man and his girlfriend have been arrested after police discovered they were using a drone to transport narcotics out of a drug house in Riverside, where a 9-year-old girl was also living, authorities said Tuesday. 
  
 According to Riverside police, in early December, detectives investigating a suspected drug house in the 8700 block of Chesapeake Lane observed the drone carrying small packages from the yard to a nearby parking lot at East Hills Church. The package – believed to contain narcotics — was dropped off to waiting customers. The customers would then drive by the house and throw money onto the front lawn as payment. 
  
 “It was constant, I’m talking 50 cars a day,” neighbor Cassandra McDowell told CBs2. “It was huge, I don’t know what’s going on, but I can’t stand it.” 
  
 On the morning of Dec. 21, police raided the home, where they discovered multiple hypodermic syringes, meth, LSD-laced candies, fentanyl-containing powder and the drone in question. 
  
 Benjamin Baldassarre, 39, and Ashley Carroll, 31, were arrested on multiple charges including possession of controlled substances, conspiracy to commit a crime and child endangerment. 
  
 During the raid, Baldassarre’s 9-year-old daughter was found living in a bedroom of the house, police said. Inside her room, officers found a “vape pen” containing marijuana. The girl was taken into the custody of Riverside Child Protective Services before being released to her mother, Baldassarre’s ex-wife, Jaclyn Baldassarre. 
  
 “She (my daughter) was afraid, she didn’t know what to say,” Jaclyn Baldassarre told CBS2. “And that was her dad, you know, what do you say against your dad.” 
  
 Carroll pleaded not guilty at her arraignment Tuesday in Riverside County Superior Court. Baldassarre was scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday morning. ||||| A man and woman were charged with using a drone to deliver illegal drugs. Jane Yamamoto reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 26, (Published Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2017) 
  
 Felony charges were filed Tuesday against a probationer and his girlfriend, who are accused of dealing drugs out of a Riverside home and using a drone to deliver the contraband to customers. 
  
 Benjamin Paul Baldassarre, 39, and Ashley Lauren Carroll, 31, were arrested Thursday following an undercover Riverside police investigation into alleged illegal activity at Baldassarre's residence in the Orangecrest quarter of the city. 
  
 Along with three counts of possession of controlled substances for sale, the pair are charged with child endangerment and possession of drug paraphernalia. 
  
 They're slated to make an initial joint court appearance this afternoon at the Riverside Hall of Justice. Both are being held in lieu of $50,000 bail -- Baldassarre at the Robert Presley Jail in Riverside, and Carroll at the Smith Correctional Facility in Banning. 
  
 According to Riverside police Officer Ryan Railsback, investigators were alerted earlier this month to possible drug dealing out of a residence in the 8700 block of Chesapeake Lane. Narcotics detectives began surveillance and observed a drone fly out of the backyard of the property to a public parking area not far away, where a package was dropped from the aerial vehicle, he said. 
  
 Several people were waiting for the drop and collected the contents, according to police. The activity prompted investigators to obtain a search warrant, which was served on Baldassarre and Carroll Thursday morning, Railsback said. 
  
 Officers immediately requested assistance from the fire department's hazardous materials team after locating "used and uncapped hypodermic syringes scattered throughout a bedroom," Railsback said. Along with the biohazard, officers uncovered an undisclosed quantity of methamphetamine, as well as "unpackaged powders believed to contain fentanyl," he alleged. 
  
 The defendants were taken into custody without incident. 
  
 Baldassarre's 9-year-old daughter was removed from the residence, unharmed, and placed in the care of Riverside County Child Protective Services agents, who eventually released her to her mother, Railsback said. 
  
 According to court records, Baldassarre has prior misdemeanor convictions for driving under the influence of drugs and being under the influence of a controlled substance. 
  
 He and Carroll are also each charged in an unresolved drug-related case, records showed. 
  
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"Well it's new for us, at least." Such is the pronouncement of an officer with California's Riverside Police Department following the arrest of a couple who allegedly used a drone to transport drugs to waiting customers in a church parking lot. Neighbors say once the drugs were received in the lot of East Hills Church, the customers would drive by the Chesapeake Lane home and toss money on the lawn, reports KABC. "It was constant, I'm talking 50 cars a day," a neighbor tells CBS2. Benjamin Baldassarre, 39, and Ashley Carroll, 31, were arrested Thursday following surveillance by narcotics officers who'd been tipped off by neighbors earlier this month, reports NBC Los Angeles. Police say meth, LSD-laced candy, and powdered fentanyl were found in the house, which was also home to Baldassarre's 9-year-old daughter. "A lot of the narcotics were found spread throughout the house—a lot of it in one bedroom that this girl has access to," said the aforementioned officer. The girl is now in her mother's care.