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Massachusetts Drug Traffic Continues

By Altman & Altman

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It was not an uncommon news story on Wednesday in Springfield. A Multi-defendant drug bust of heretofore unknown budding defendants. You know the drill??high-crime area?, ?ongoing investigation?, attorneys? arguing bail and mouthing ?not guilty? for their clients to recite when asked by the court. Sergeant John Delaney of the Springfield Police Department proudly announced the arrests of John C., 27; Karla T., 24; and Robert W,, 37. (hereinafter, collectively the ?Three Defendants?) as part of the bust. The arrests followed an ongoing investigation. After conducting an hour of surveillance, watching drug sales of crack and marijuana, the police arrested two alleged sellers and one alleged buyer. on Carter and Tapia at Union and Orleans Streets, detectives observed the duo routinely making sales of crack and marijuana...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on March 20, 2009 (boomark / email).

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