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FRAMINGHAM, MA — State police on Monday said that a large fentanyl trafficking operation in the Massachusetts was disrupted after arrests that happened around the state late last week.
Across three operations, police seized about 6-1/2 kilograms — or about 14 pounds — of the dangerous synthetic opioid worth about $1.4 million on the street. Police also seized methamphetamine, weapons and $316,000 in cash from a drug trafficking ring that spanned Lawrence to Fall River.
The first arrest happened last Thursday after police seized about 2-1/2 kilograms of fentanyl from a Lawrence man. The drugs were destined for Fall River, police said.
On Friday, police arrested two women in Boston after they were caught transporting drugs from a home in Methuen, police said. Police returned to the Methuen home on Saturday morning, where they recovered methamphetamine, Xanax and oxycodone.
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https://patch.com/massachusetts/framingham/ma-fentanyl-trafficking-brockton-bridgewater
Across three operations, police seized about 6-1/2 kilograms — or about 14 pounds — of the dangerous synthetic opioid worth about $1.4 million on the street. Police also seized methamphetamine, weapons and $316,000 in cash from a drug trafficking ring that spanned Lawrence to Fall River.
The first arrest happened last Thursday after police seized about 2-1/2 kilograms of fentanyl from a Lawrence man. The drugs were destined for Fall River, police said.
On Friday, police arrested two women in Boston after they were caught transporting drugs from a home in Methuen, police said. Police returned to the Methuen home on Saturday morning, where they recovered methamphetamine, Xanax and oxycodone.
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https://patch.com/massachusetts/framingham/ma-fentanyl-trafficking-brockton-bridgewater
