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1 Whitman Police Arrest Man for OUI, Seize Gun and Ammunition For Immediate Release Whitman Police Department Scott D. Benton, Chief of Police 20 Essex St Whitman, MA Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017 Contact: John Guilfoil Phone: Whitman Police Arrest Man for OUI, Seize Gun and Ammunition

2 ROGELIO R. BUCKLEY, AGE 34, OF TAUNTON, was arrested in Whitman yesterday and faces drug and firearm charges. (Courtesy photo) WHITMAN Chief Scott D. Benton reports that Whitman Police arrested a man yesterday for allegedly driving under the influence of drugs, and seized a handgun and ammunition. ROGELIO R. BUCKLEY, AGE 34, OF TAUNTON, is charged with: OUI Drugs Firearm Violation with Three Prior Violent/Drug Crimes Carrying a Firearm Without a License (Third Offense) Possession of Ammunition Without an FID Card Improper Storage of a Firearm Following Too Closely On Tuesday, Nov. 28, at approximately 5:10 p.m., Whitman Police responded to the Stop and Shop parking lot, 575 Bedford St., for a report of a motor vehicle crash.

3 A male driver told police that he was stopped at a nearby traffic light on Bedford Street when he was struck from behind by the driver of a gray Toyota Camry, later identified as BUCKLEY. There was no significant damage to either vehicle and no injuries were reported. As the officer approached BUCKLEY S vehicle, he observed that BUCKLEY was slumped over the center console and appeared to be falling asleep. Following an on scene investigation, BUCKLEY was placed under arrest for OUI Drugs. Additionally, when searching BUCKLEY S vehicle, officers located a Walther P22 handgun and ammunition. BUCKLEY is being held on $35,000 bail pending his arraignment in Brockton District Court. This was great police work by the officers involved, Chief Benton said. Due to their keen observations and on scene investigation we were able to remove an illegally owned firearm from our streets. These are allegations. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. ###

Whitman Police seized a gun, more than 60 rounds of ammunition and several other items from a vehicle following the arrest of a Taunton man, who was allegedly

4 Whitman Police seized a gun, more than 60 rounds of ammunition and several other items from a vehicle following the arrest of a Taunton man, who was allegedly driving while under the influence of drugs on Tuesday, Nov. 28. (Courtesy photo) *Joint Release* Raynham Police Arrest Man Following Pursuit that Began in Easton

*Joint Release* Raynham Police Arrest Man Following Pursuit that Began in Easton RAYNHAM Raynham Police Chief James Donovan and Easton Police Chief Gary Sullivan report that the

ALEXANDER CRUZ, AGE 24, OF TAUNTON was arrested and charged with: Failure to Stop for a Police Officer (two counts) Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle (two counts) Operation

5 *Joint Release* Raynham Police Arrest Man Following Pursuit that Began in Easton RAYNHAM Raynham Police Chief James Donovan and Easton Police Chief Gary Sullivan report that the Raynham Police Department arrested a man following a pursuit that began when a driver fled after an Easton Police officer attempted to conduct a motor vehicle stop. ALEXANDER CRUZ, AGE 24, OF TAUNTON was arrested and charged with: Failure to Stop for a Police Officer (two counts) Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle (two counts) Operation of a Motor Vehicle With a Revoked License (two counts) Assault and Battery With a Dangerous Weapon (four counts) Marked Lanes Violation (two counts) Speeding (two counts) Red Light Violation

6 Leaving the Scene of a Motor Vehicle Accident Involving Property Damage (two counts) Leaving the Scene of a Motor Vehicle Accident Involving Personal Injury (four counts) Failure to Inspect a Motor Vehicle (two counts) CRUZ also has three arrest warrants related to three separate incidents out of Taunton District Court. At approximately 11:12 a.m., Easton Police attempted to stop a gray Nissan Maxima with an expired inspection sticker as it was traveling southbound near 379 Turnpike St. (Route 138). When the Easton officer exited his vehicle to speak with the driver, who was later identified as CRUZ, he drove away at a high rate of speed. The officer returned to his vehicle and again attempted to conduct a motor vehicle stop, but a pursuit ensued. The Easton officer estimated that CRUZ reached speeds of 80 mph and drove into the breakdown lane to pass other vehicles. At that time, Easton Police abandoned the pursuit out of concern for the safety of others as well as their own, and notified Raynham Police that CRUZ was driving in the direction of their community. Upon locating the vehicle, Raynham Police deployed a pair of tire deflation devices into the roadway. CRUZ drove over one of the devices and avoided the second, and a short time later struck at least two vehicles near the intersection of Route 138 and Britton Street. Three occupants in one of the vehicles suffered injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening. A female passenger in CRUZ s vehicle suffered serious injuries and was subsequently taken by medical helicopter to a Boston hospital. CRUZ was taken into custody following the crash, and was then

7 transported to an area hospital by ambulance with injuries that are not considered to be life-threatening and has since been released from the hospital. He is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday morning in Taunton District Court. These are allegations. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. ### Andover Police Seize Guns, Heroin in Takedown of Alleged Drug Trafficking Operation For Immediate Release ANDOVER POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief Patrick Keefe 32 North Main St. Andover, MA Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2017 Contact: John Guilfoil Phone:

Andover Police Seize Guns, Heroin in Takedown of Alleged Drug Trafficking Operation Two Suspects Arrested, Two Additional Suspects Wanted by Police GABRIEL

8 Andover Police Seize Guns, Heroin in Takedown of Alleged Drug Trafficking Operation Two Suspects Arrested, Two Additional Suspects Wanted by Police GABRIEL ROSARIO, AGE 41, AND FELIX MANUEL FELIPE, AGE 33, BOTH FROM LAWRENCE were arrested and charged with numerous offenses in Andover on Monday, Nov. 20. (Courtesy photo)

and have arrest warrants issued for allegedly trafficking heroin. They are considered armed and dangerous.

9 LUIS A. COBIAN-RIVERA, AGE 35, AND EDDYMAR REYES, AGE 23, BOTH OF ANDOVER, are being actively sought by Andover Police and have arrest warrants issued for allegedly trafficking heroin. They are considered armed and dangerous. (Courtesy photo) Andover Police seized two guns, multiple rounds of ammunition, two pellet guns, heroin and a ballistic vest when they executed a search warrant of an Andover home on Monday, Nov. 20. (Courtesy photo)

10 ANDOVER Chief Patrick Keefe reports that the Andover Police Department, along with the Methuen Police Department and members of the Drug Enforcement Administration, seized firearms, heroin, cash and other items, when they executed a search warrant yesterday, as a result of a long-term investigation. GABRIEL ROSARIO, AGE 41, AND FELIX MANUEL FELIPE, AGE 33, BOTH OF LAWRENCE were arrested and charged with numerous offenses. FELIPE was charged with: Trafficking in Heroin over 100 grams (2 Counts) Possession of a Firearm without a License (2 Counts) Use of a Firearm in Commission of a Felony Possession of a Large Capacity Weapon/Feeding Device ROSARIO was charged with: Trafficking in Heroin over 100 grams (2 Counts) Possession of a Firearm w/o a License (2 Counts) Use of a Firearm in Commission of a Felony Possession of a Large Capacity Weapon/Feeding Device Disorderly Conduct Resisting Arrest On Monday, Andover narcotics detectives, in collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Administration, searched 100 Woodview Way, Apt. 1102, in Andover. From the apartment, investigators confiscated two handguns, multiple rounds of ammunition, two Airsoft guns (that looked like real guns), 109 grams of a substance believed to be heroin, $20,000 cash and a ballistic vest. FELIPE and ROSARIO were outside the apartment at the time of the search and were placed under arrest. Two others, LUIS A. COBIAN-RIVERA, AGE 35, AND EDDYMAR REYES, AGE 23, BOTH OF ANDOVER, are being actively sought by Andover

Police and have arrest warrants issued for allegedly trafficking heroin. The two live in the Woodview Way apartment. COBIAN-RIVERA and REYES are considered armed and dangerous.

Monday s search and arrests are the result of an investigation throughout October and November into an alleged drug trafficking organization, operating out of both Andover and Methuen.

11 Police and have arrest warrants issued for allegedly trafficking heroin. The two live in the Woodview Way apartment. COBIAN-RIVERA and REYES are considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information regarding their whereabouts, please contact the Andover Police Department s Tip Line at If you see these individuals, call 911 immediately. Monday s search and arrests are the result of an investigation throughout October and November into an alleged drug trafficking organization, operating out of both Andover and Methuen. I want to commend the Andover Police detectives, along with the Methuen detectives and DEA for their hard work in this case, Chief Keefe said. Getting guns and these deadly drugs off the streets are vital in keeping our community safe. We hope to have the other two individuals in custody as soon as possible as the investigation continues. ### Holbrook Police Charge Two People with Selling Heroin

For Immediate Release Holbrook Police Department William J. Smith, Chief of Police 300 South Franklin St. Holbrook, MA 02343 Friday, Nov.

12 For Immediate Release Holbrook Police Department William J. Smith, Chief of Police 300 South Franklin St. Holbrook, MA Friday, Nov. 17, 2017 Contact: John Guilfoil Phone: Holbrook Police Charge Two People with Selling Heroin JARED LOKEMAN, AGE 24, AND GIANNA CONTI, AGE 23, BOTH OF HOLBROOK, were arrested at their home this morning and charged with possession to distribute a Class A substance, heroin. (Courtesy photo) HOLBROOK Chief William Smith reports that the Holbrook Police, along with the Randolph and Stoughton police departments, arrested a man and woman who were allegedly selling heroin out of their home early Friday morning. JARED LOKEMAN, AGE 24, AND GIANNA CONTI, AGE 23, OF HOLBROOK, were charged with possession with Intent to

13 Distribute a Class A Substance (Heroin). At approximately 5 a.m., members of the Holbrook Police, South Shore Drug Task Force and MetroLEC SWAT unit executed a search warrant at the second floor apartment of 600 South Franklin St. During a search of the residence, police found a substance believed to be heroin and placed LOKEMAN and CONTI under arrest. They were both taken into custody without incident. Additional search warrants were also executed at homes in Randolph and Stoughton Friday morning, where arrests were made and drugs and cash were seized. These arrests are the culmination of a months-long investigation into heroin being sold in the region. Any time we can get heroin and dealers off the streets is a good thing, Chief Smith said. I want to commend my officers, the Stoughton and Randolph police and the MetroLEC members who helped in this joint operation. Both LOKEMAN and CONTI were expected to be arraigned at Quincy District Court Friday. ###

Tyngsborough Police Arrest Alleged Heroin Dealer, Seize Illegal Handgun

Tyngsborough Police Arrest Alleged Heroin Dealer, Seize Illegal Handgun Tyngsborough Police Department Chief Richard D. Howe 20 Westford Road Tyngsborough, MA 01879 For Immediate Release Friday, Oct. 27,