Former trooper John Foley, 64,pleaded guilty May 20 to cocaine conspiracy and distribution charges.

Former trooper John Foley, 64, a 37-year veteran of the force, was arrested in December 2007 by FBI, DEA, and state and local officers for peddling cocaine in Saugus. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine when sentenced July 29.Saugus, Massachusetts, a former Massachusetts state trooper pleaded guilty May 20 to cocaine conspiracy and distribution charges.

Former officer Joseph Kelley, who resigned from the force in February, is charged with one count of trafficking in opiate derivatives

Former officer Joseph Kelley, who resigned from the force in February, is charged with one count of trafficking in opiate derivatives after police found 200 oxycodone tablets and various other pills and liquids. Police obtained a warrant for Kelley's home as part of an "ongoing OxyContin investigation," they said.

Joseph Butler,Timothy Johnson,Rebecca Changery

Joseph Butler, 25, of 233 County Road was charged with possession of cocaine and marijuana with intent to distribute, and two counts each of possession of Class B and Class E substances, according to police. Also arrested at the residence was Timothy Johnson, 26, of 11 Woodview Drive, charged with possession of marijuana.Rebecca Changery, 21, of 89 Park Drive, Boston, was arrested and charged with possession of Suboxone and marijuana as she was leaving the residence.

John T Foley member of the State Police

John T Foley, age 62, of Highland Avenue in Saugus, Massachusetts charging him with distribution of cocaine. Foley is assigned to the Revere State Police Barracks and has been a member of the State Police since October, 1971.
United States Attorney Michael Sullivan said, "The allegations against Mr. Foley are an affront to every decent, honest member of the Massachusetts State Police, who serve the public’s interest and do their jobs with dedication and integrity. I would like to acknowledge the commitment and cooperation of the Massachusetts State Police and Colonel Delaney in this investigation. All of us in law enforcement are committed to investigating and expending the resources necessary to prosecuting corruption wherever we find it."If convicted Foley faces up to 20 years in jail, a $1,000,000 fine, three years of supervised release and a $100 special assessment.

20-year-old Golden Lumpkin of Chicopee, Eric Lumpkin of Springfield.

4,200 grams of cocaine seized in what investigators call one of the biggest drug busts in years in western MassachusettsThey were allegedly found packaged and ready for distribution.In addition to the cocaine, five pounds of marijuana, $20,000 in cash, two guns and two cars were seized.