HOLLAND, Mass. — Two suspects are facing multiple charges after Holland police and the Southern Worcester County Crime and Drug Task Force carried out a drug trafficking investigation that led to a major bust on Saturday.
Search Leads to Major Seizure
Officers executed a search warrant at 79 May Brook Road, uncovering a significant amount of illegal drugs and a firearm. Investigators reported seizing:
- 215 grams of suspected fentanyl packaged for distribution
- Suspected cocaine
- Eight bottles of suspected Methadone
- Multiple prescription medication bottles
- Over 500 unlabeled pills
- A .45 caliber firearm and 297 rounds of ammunition
According to police, the fentanyl seized equates to more than 450 bundles, with an estimated street value of $18,000.
Arrests and Charges
On Monday, authorities charged 31-year-old Nicholas Harrington and 33-year-old Sherry Robidoux, both of Holland, with:
- Trafficking in fentanyl
- Conspiracy to violate drug laws
- Possession with intent to distribute a Class C and E substance (multiple charges)
- Possession of a Class B substance (cocaine)
Harrington faces additional charges of:
- Possession of a firearm and ammunition without a license
- Improper storage of a firearm
Both suspects are currently in custody on unrelated charges filed by the Southbridge Police Department.
Officials Speak Out
Holland police emphasized the seriousness of the fentanyl trade, noting that its availability in such large quantities presents a grave risk to public safety.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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