COCAINE

On Tuesday, January 17th, a Massachusetts man pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court to charges of conspiring to distribute cocaine.

Berkshire District Attorney Timothy Shugrue remarked, “I’ve never in 36 years seen this amount of meth, not only in Berkshire County but in Western MA."

Illegal narcotics are so prolific nowadays, you can find them almost anywhere. Case in point, a routine traffic stop led to quite a drug bust for the Adams PD.

I just learned a startling fact from the Pittsfield Police. The PPD has made 6 arrests in the past 6 months of teenagers whose criminal charges involve firearms.

In their never-ending efforts to keep drugs off the streets, the MSP(along with some other big-league help) intercepted a major drug shipment.

In a huge win for narcotics enforcement in Massachusetts, authorities in Plymouth County conducted a raid of a major drug operation in Brockton with several street-level operators.

The Berkshire District Attorney's Office warning people that are using drugs such as cocaine that law enforcement has been finding that drugs such as cocaine have very often been found to contain Fentanyl.

The search discovered 1,850 bags of heroin and approximately 60 grams of cocaine inside the driver's backpack.

A traffic stop in Randolph last week led to the seizure of more than 1,100 of cocaine and the arrest of a man wanted on active warrants.

The North Adams Police Department this afternoon reported on their social media page that last month the department executed two search warrants in the city that netted four perps and smack worth close to $89,000. The narcotic investigation by the North Adams Police Department was aided by the Berkshire County Drug Task Force, Berkshire County Sheriff’s Department, Pittsfield Police, Adams Police,