A Monday drug bust in Dunmore led to felony charges against two local residents accused of selling two bundles of fentanyl for $300.

At about 5 p.m., investigators from the Lackawanna County district attorney’s office, Pennsylvania State Police Vice Unit and Dunmore police served a warrant at Room 307 of the Sleep Inn, 102 Monahan Ave.

Officers were attempting to apprehend Kyle James Romanowski, wanted by the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole.

According to the criminal complaint, investigators found Romanowski and Aminda Belvedere inside the room. When Belvedere sat up from the hotel bed, a glassine packet stamped “Mail Man” in blue ink fell from her body.

Officers found Romanowski to be in possession of glassine packets and a cellphone wrapped in aluminum foil.

A search of the room yielded drug paraphernalia, including straws, burned aluminum foil, glass surfaces with drug residue, a digital scale and additional glassine packaging.

Investigators observed that some of the glassine packets contained what they believed to be fentanyl, according to the complaint.

During an interview with investigators, Belvedere admitted she and Romanowski had been involved in a drug transaction in Dunmore.

She told police someone paid her $100 through a Cash App account and then paid Romanowski $200 in cash.

Belvedere said the transaction involved the delivery of two bundles of fentanyl, totaling 20 individual bags, and $100 worth of crack cocaine, according to the complaint.

Investigators reviewed digital records and confirmed the Cash App transaction.

Belvedere said Romanowski delivered the fentanyl and crack cocaine to the buyer.

Both face charges of possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance and possession of paraphernalia.

Romanowski is also charged with flight to avoid apprehension, and Belvedere with criminal use of a communication device.

District Judge Alyce Farrell denied Romanowski bail at a Tuesday arraignment.

Belvedere remains at Lackawanna County Prison in lieu of $200,000 bail.

Both have preliminary hearings scheduled for 9 a.m. on July 16 before Farrell.