-from vvdailypress.com-

Drugs with a street value of $10,000 were seized by authorities and eight people were arrested late Monday night at the New Corral Motel, according to Karen Hunt of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Victorville station.

Deputies Mark James and William Hogan of the Victorville station responded to a call of suspicious activity at the motel.

Upon their arrival, the deputies approached a room where loud music was emanating from. Two of the suspects attempted to block the deputies’ view inside the room, while two other suspects tried to clear a table of rock cocaine, Hunt said.

The eight suspects were arrested and booked for possession of cocaine for sale and possession of amphetamines.

-from bostonherald.com-

Six people have pleaded not guilty in Lynn District Court to drug trafficking charges after police found them with 84 kilos of cocaine, with a street value of $8.4 million.

The suspects face up to 20 years in state prison if convicted on charges of trafficking cocaine. The five men from Boston, Chicago, Texas and Arkansas, and a woman from Mexico were arraigned yesterday, two days after they were arrested in Lynn.

Police say they saw them offloading cocaine from a truck Saturday.

-from courant.com-

By Hilda Munoz

Narcotics detectives arrested five Hartford residents and seized crack cocaine and marijuana in two separate drug busts Monday evening in Hartford, police said.

The detectives watched a drug sale near 1670 Main Street while conducting surveillance around 5:40 p.m., police said. They followed the three suspects and took them into custody near the corner of Sims Road and East Street.

One of the suspects, Michael Davis, 20, had 13 bags of crack cocaine and a stolen .38 caliber revolver, police said. Davis, a convicted felon, is being charged with criminal possession of a firearm, possession of a pistol without a permit, theft of a firearm, possession of narcotics with intent to sell and possession of narcotics within 1500 feet of a school.

Kevin Sullivan, 20, is charged with possession of a controlled substance and Maria Robles, 44, is charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.
Around 7: p.m. the detectives pulled a car over on a traffic violation near 38 Sanford St. and arrested the two occupants after finding 44 jars of a green, leafy substance, police said.

Detectives searched the home of one of the suspects, Devon Chaney, and found 1.3 ounces of marijuana, polices said. Chaney, 28, is charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell, possession of a controlled substance with intent sell within 1500 feet of a school and traffic violations.

Jerome Green, 22, is charged with possession of a controlled substance.

-from niagarafallsreview.ca-

Police in Wainfleet have discovered a marijuana grow op in the attic of a garage.

Niagara Regional Police executed a search warrant at a residence on Morgan’s Point Road Wednesday and found the crop in the garage.

More than 50 marijuana plants, with an estimated street value of $51,000, were seized.

Police also seized a large quantity of dried marijuana with a potential street value of $5,000 and $5,000 in growing equipment.

Charged with producing a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking is Terry Eden, 45, of Port Colborne.

-from kpvi.com-

By Aaron Kunz

A massive federal drug investigation called “Operation White Wolf” is aimed at stopping the distribution of cocaine into Idaho and Washington.

The DEA says they are currently looking into the distribution of illegal drugs from California and Arizona into Washington and Idaho.

Yesterday, the DEA along with several federal and state agencies executed a number of search warrants in Boise and Nampa. Meanwhile the DEA says they are still investigating the distribution of drugs into the Idaho Falls area.

This is video taken by our sister station in Boise - KTVB. They are reporting that several federal agencies along with investigators from the Boise Police Department, the Nampa Police Department, the City-County Narcotics Unit and Idaho State Police executed ten state and federal search warrants on homes in the Treasure Valley.

Those searches were the culmination on an investigation into the distribution of cocaine from California and Arizona to dealers in Canyon County, Ada County and Idaho Falls.

However, the DEA would not comment on the Idaho Falls investigation because that investigation is still on-going.

But in the Treasure Valley, purchases of up to half kilogram quantities of cocaine were made locally. Investigators purchased more than 11 pounds of cocaine with a street value of around $180,000.