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February 1, 2011 Drug Raids in Worcester Lead to Three Arrests WORCESTER – Two separate unrelated raids in the city last night and this morning led to three drug trafficking arrests, according to Worcester District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. State Police Detectives assigned to the District Attorney’s Office and Worcester Police executed search warrants at 2 Delldale St., Apt. 12 and 10 Randall St., Apt. 3A. At 5:15 a.m. today, State Police and Worcester Police executed a no knock search warrant at 2 DellDale St. Officers recovered and seized about 370 grams of crack cocaine; about 5 grams of heroin; about $160; 17 red/white unknown capsules; three digital scales; packaging materials; 2 cell phones and miscellaneous paperwork. Ocie Jenkins, 44, 2 Delldale St., Apt. 12, was charged with trafficking over 200 grams of a Class B controlled substance (crack cocaine) and illegal possession with intent to distribute a Class A controlled substance (heroin). Jenkins was arraigned today in Central District Court. Judge Paul L. McGill set bail at $10,000 cash. At 5:20 p.m. yesterday, State Police and Worcester Police used a key to enter the apartment at 10 Randall St. and executed a search warrant. Officers recovered and seized a loaded .357 caliber handgun; about 84 grams of cocaine; two rounds of .38 caliber special ammunition; numerous Percocet pills and assorted unknown pills; about $425; a scale; cutting agents; packaging materials and miscellaneous paperwork. Jesse A. Sargent, 25, and Daniel M. Hayes 26, both of 10 Randall St, Apt 3A were charged with trafficking in a Class B controlled substance (cocaine) over 28 grams; illegal possession of a firearm; illegal possession of ammunition; possession of a firearm without FID; and illegal possession with intent to distribute a Class B controlled substance (Percocet). They were arraigned in Central District Court. Judge McGill set $500 bail for Hayes and $700 for Sargent. |
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