Manchester Police looking for alleged marijuana dealer after months-long investigation – KGAN
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by Tyler Downey
MANCHESTER, Iowa — Manchester police are looking for a man that they accuse of being a marijuana dealer in what they describe as a "long-term drug investigation."
Authorities say they arrested 38-year-old William David Lorentzen of Manchester back in October of 2025 after they searched his home on a warrant and found over $10,000 worth of weed and THC products.
Manchester police also got a search warrant to go through five electronic devices belonging to Lorentzen including cellphones and a laptop.
After months of investigation, the Manchester Police Department found that Lorentzen was a drug dealer, and charged him with ongoing criminal conduct – unlawful enterprise.
At the time of Lorentzen's original arrest back in October, he was charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The Manchester Police is asking anyone with information on Lorentzen's whereabouts to please contact them.
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