Paper Work #1 (part 2)

On Tuesday, September 21, 2004, the Woburn Police VicelNarcotics Unit and members of the Southern Middlesex Regional Drug Task Force S.M.R.D.T.F. conducted an Undercover Police BuylBust Operation. Officer Alex Hernandez of the SMRDTF would be acting in an undercover capacity to purchase a quantity of cocaine and Oxycontin from Richard F. Brown Jr .. While in the presence of this affiant Michael Reynolds called Richard F. Brown Jr. using the same cellular telephone number he provided. Richard F. Brown is known to this affiant from past narcotics investigations and overheard Reynolds speaking with Brown. Reynolds requested one ounce of cocaine and twenty-five Oxycontin tablets. Reynolds then asked Brown if he could package the ounce of cocaine in two separate half-ounce amounts. Reynolds then asked Brown what the total cost was. I overheard Brown state the cocaine would be $1,200.00 and the Oxycontin tablets would be $ 1,250.00. Reynolds then agreed to the price and Brown stated to meet him in the Blockbuster parking lot on Main Street, Woburn. Surveillance officers were located at 97 Prospect Street, Woburn and observed Brown enter his pick up truck and he was followed to the Blockbuster parking lot. Officer Hernandez and Reynolds were briefed on the operation and it was determined that Reynolds would provide a bust signal upon observing the narcotics he ordered. The bust signal was "Is that the good Stuff'. Officer Hernandez then drove Reynolds under surveillance to the Blockbuster parking lot. Upon arriving, I observed Richard F. Brown enter the uncover police vehicle rear seat. Within one minute, I heard Reynolds, provide the bust signal and the arrest teams moved in an arrested Richard F. Brown without incident. Seized from this arrest was the twenty-five Oxycontin tablets and two packaged half-ounces of cocaine, also seized were (69) 80mg Oxycontin tablets, (5) 40mg Oxycontin tablets and two additional packaged half-ounces of cocaine. Richard F. Brown was placed under arrest for the trafficking charges.