Crime

Springfield, MA men busted for coke dealing

Two Springfield, MA men were arrested today for cocaine base distribution in Franklin County.

State police say that on Monday, Oct. 9 the Vermont Drug Task Force (NWVDTF), in cooperation with the Vermont State Police Saint Albans Barracks, the Franklin County Sheriffs Office and the St. Albans Police Department arrested Keeyo Jones (29) of Springfield, MA and Shawnees Robinson (31) of Springfield, MA after a months’ long investigation into their distribution of cocaine base in the Franklin County area.

Both men were arrested on multiple counts of distribution of both more and less than 2.5 kilograms.

The investigation consisted of numerous controlled purchases of cocaine base. Jones and Robinson were taken into custody without incident. They were lodged at the Northwestern Correctional Center and the Chittenden Regional Correctional Center respectively for lack of $10,000 bail and are scheduled to be arraigned today.

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5 replies »

  1. I’m surprised they weren’t released on their own recognizance and released with a citation to reappear for a court date!

  2. Two and half keys of someone else’s coke? This is a self-solving matter.

  3. The easiest business to run in Vermont is selling drugs. You don’t’ need a permit, You don’t need a license. You can operate in every town of Vermont without filling out a zoning permit. If you break the law, you rarely get arrested and if you do, they’ll let you go free.

    This is why we have so many drug dealers and overdosing.

    Now try and build a multi story apartment building in a small town, that’s not going to happen unless your are heavily connected.

    Try and build modest homes for people, that’s not going to happen either.

    Vermont here’s your sign, Montpelier loves drug dealers and hates modest homes.

    That’s why we’re homeless and addicted to drugs…..