Police: College Student Was ‘Kingpin’ of Drug Ring
BRIDGEWATER, Mass. — A Bridgewater State University student who was arrested last Thursday was labeled by police as the kingpin of a drug trafficking operation. Three other students were also arrested in connection with the operation.
Patrick McGirr was held Friday on $25,000 bail after his arraignment at Brockton District Court, the Taunton Daily Gazette reports. Police discovered cocaine, Percocet pills, marijuana and $7,000 in cash at an off-campus house they had been staking out for the past month.
Tyler Trainor, Eric Eldred and Bradley Head were also taken into custody.
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