Holyoke, Massachusetts — Members of the Holyoke Police Department Narcotics Unit and the FBI’s Western Massachusetts Gang Task Force recovered a significant quantity of suspected narcotics after conducting a property check on 771 Dwight Street in Holyoke.
Authorities said the operation yielded 105 vials of suspected cocaine, 27 vials of suspected crack-cocaine, and approximately 120 bags of suspected heroin.
Suspects Flee the Scene
According to police, three individuals known to authorities were seen fleeing the scene when officers arrived. No information has been released regarding any arrests at this time, and police have not provided further details on the suspects.
Recovered Narcotics
During the operation, detectives recovered:
- 105 vials of suspected cocaine
- 27 vials of suspected crack-cocaine
- 2 half packs and 2 bundles of suspected heroin (around 120 bags)
Authorities emphasized that the seizure represents a significant disruption to the local drug supply, as per WWLP.
Law Enforcement Coordination
The operation was a coordinated effort between Holyoke Police and the FBI, highlighting the importance of multi-agency cooperation in combating drug distribution networks. Officials said the collaboration is part of ongoing efforts to target illegal narcotics trafficking in the Western Massachusetts region.
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