Alabama man busted in Massachusetts for allegedly promoting unlawful cigarettes

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A 51-year-old Alabama man is accused of promoting packing containers of unlawful Newport cigarettes in Dorchester’s Grove Corridor neighborhood, in accordance with police who’re additionally bringing gun and drug expenses.

Manestreem Forty-4 of Greensboro, Alabama, was arrested by Boston Police over the weekend.

The arrest adopted complaints from residents about drug exercise and the illicit sale of unstamped cigarettes within the space, which “negatively impacted the community and nearby businesses,” police mentioned in an announcement.

Following the complaints, Drug Management Unit law enforcement officials carried out focused patrols within the neighborhood.

Then on Friday at round 11 a.m., law enforcement officials reportedly noticed Forty-4 participating in a number of hand-to-hand transactions from his automobile in a Grove Corridor enterprise parking zone.

Folks left these transactions with packing containers of unlawful Newport cigarettes, police mentioned.

A day later at about midday, law enforcement officials once more reportedly noticed Forty-4 promoting unlawful cigarettes.

“After witnessing numerous transactions over two days, Officers approached the suspect and identified themselves,” police mentioned. “Upon being informed of his detention, Mr. Forty-Four resisted by pushing an Officer and attempting to flee in his vehicle. He was quickly secured without further incident.”

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