HUDSON – A Lowell man has been charged with trafficking cocaine.
Julian Grullon, 31, has also been charged with possession of a Class B substance (subsequent offense), receiving stolen property (subsequent offense), operating with a suspended driver’s license (subsequent offense) and negligent operation of a motor vehicle.
Hudson officers responded to the report of a suspicious vehicle near Cottage and Central streets at 3:30 a.m. March 4.
According to a press release from the Hudson Police Department, when officers arrived, two people were sleeping in a vehicle that was in the middle of the road. Officers said that Grullon, who was the driver, was “slumped over” in his seat.
Police allegedly located a “large” amount of cash, drug paraphernalia, stolen property and a white powdery substance believed to be cocaine.
Gullon was scheduled to be arraigned in Marlborough District Court today.
“I am proud of our officers for keeping illegal drugs off the streets of Hudson,” said Chief Richard DiPersio. “Protecting our community is of utmost importance and the dedication of our officers does not go unnoticed.”
