Vehicle stop leads to drug trafficking arrests in Hudson

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Vehicle stop leads to drug trafficking arrests in Hudson
Hudson K9 Officer Sam Leandres and K9 Jocko search a vehicle used by two men charged with trafficking Fentanyl. Photo Courtesy of the Hudson Police Department

HUDSON – Police have charged two men with trafficking Fentanyl following a traffic stop early on Tuesday, Jan. 30.

Around 3 a.m., officers Nick Girard, Cam O’Toole and Heather Manning, working a midwatch patrol shift, conducted a motor vehicle stop for various motor vehicle violations. During that stop, a large amount of Fentanyl was discovered, according to Police Chief Richard DiPersio.

Both men were arrested and taken into custody at the scene. The vehicle was impounded and towed to police headquarters. Officers then obtained a search warrant for the vehicle and executed that warrant on the morning of Thursday, Feb. 1. K9 Officer Sam Leandres and K9 Jocko assisted.

Massachusetts resident Jonathan Feliciano, age 35, was charged with the following:

  • Operating after suspension of driver’s license
  • Marked lane violations
  • Possession with intent to distribute class A substance, subsequent offense
  • Trafficking Fentanyl
  • Conspiracy to violate the drug laws

Rolando Velazquez of Framingham, age 43, was charged with the following:

  • Trafficking Fentanyl
  • Possession with intent to distribute class A substance
  • Conspiracy to violate the drug laws

“Yet another example of the outstanding work your HPD officers do on a daily basis to keep this community safe,” said DiPersio.

Feliciano and Velazquez were both arraigned at Marlborough District Court.

 

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