A 34-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly dealing medication at an area cemetery, in line with police who reportedly discovered a considerable amount of medication, cash and weapons in his residence.
Stoughton man Camryn Guillaume was recurrently dealing narcotics in a Randolph cemetery, police stated.
He was lately arrested following an investigation involving the DEA and Randolph Police, together with assist from Stoughton and Weymouth Police, and the South Shore Drug Process Pressure.
Detectives and DEA brokers stopped and arrested Guillaume in Weymouth after a suspected drug deal. Police reported that they seized a big cache of narcotics.
Police then executed a search warrant at his Stoughton residence — reportedly seizing vital quantities of meth, meth pressed tablets, fentanyl, fentanyl pressed tablets, cocaine, crack cocaine, oxy tablets, practically 1,000 prescription tablets, a 10mm semi-automatic firearm, prolonged feeding units, ammunition and $88,374 in money.
“A dedicated and professional team of detectives and agents worked hard to investigate this suspect and bring him to justice,” Randolph Police Chief Anthony Marag stated in a press release. “Thanks to this incredible example of inter-agency law enforcement cooperation, a dangerous drug dealer, his gun and his cash are off the streets and out of our cemetery.”
Guillaume was charged with: trafficking Class A fentanyl; three counts of trafficking Class B methamphetamine; trafficking Class B cocaine; trafficking Class B crack cocaine; distribution of Class B oxycodone; possession to distribute Class C psilocybin mushrooms; illegal possession of a firearm; two counts of illegal possession of huge capability feeding units; and illegal possession of ammunition.
