Several suspects facing charges after police recover meth, cocaine in Roslindale drug bust

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Boston Police Bust: Four Suspects Arrested in Roslindale Meth and Cocaine Raid

A dramatic raid on a Roslindale apartment building has yielded two kilograms of methamphetamine, 1,055 grams of pink cocaine, and other illicit substances, according to Boston police. The arrests come after an investigation targeting Shyronn Johnson, 34, who had a warrant issued out of West Roxbury District Court for failing to register as a sex offender.

The sting operation began when Johnson was spotted exiting the apartment building, prompting officers to engage him in a struggle and ultimately arrest him. A search of his person revealed a plastic bag containing crack cocaine. Following this initial confrontation, police executed a search warrant on the apartment, where they apprehended three additional suspects: Nicole Bilunas, 43, of Brockton; Hector Acevedo, 46, of Malden; and Wilgen Noble Brea, 44, of Roslindale.

The search yielded significant quantities of illicit substances, including 1,000 grams of methamphetamine and 54 grams of cocaine. Additionally, officers discovered 80 grams of fentanyl. All four suspects have been charged with multiple counts of trafficking over 1,000 grams of a Class B drug and related offenses.

Johnson, Bilunas, and Acevedo are facing charges for trafficking more than 20 grams of a Class A substance, in addition to their other charges. Johnson and Bilunas also face possession charges related to intent to distribute a Class B substance.

The suspects will be arraigned in West Roxbury District Court at a later date, according to the Boston Police Department.
 
😬 just heard about this crazy raid in Roslindale... 4 people are arrested with huge amounts of meth and cocaine? like what's going on in our city? it's so sad that these ppl are struggling with addiction and then resort to selling it to others 🤕

i feel bad for the victims who might've been affected by their actions, but at the same time, i hope they get the help they need to turn their lives around 🌱 it's a tough cycle to break, but we gotta try, right? 💖
 
I'm not sure what's more concerning - the amount of illicit substances found or that four people were involved in this operation 🤔. Meth and cocaine are serious issues, no doubt about it. But we gotta think about the bigger picture here... how did all these people get mixed up in something like this? Was it just a random string of events or is there more to it than meets the eye?

It's also worth noting that three out of four suspects have prior convictions 📝, so maybe we're not looking at complete strangers. The system is trying to keep us safe, but we gotta make sure we're supporting our fellow humans in all directions, you feel?
 
OMG, IT'S ABOUT TIME THOSE COPS CRACKED DOWN ON THESE MULES!!! 😱👮‍♂️ I mean, two kilos of meth and 1,055 grams of pink cocaine is a pretty big haul! You can't even buy that stuff in the streets anymore, it's all coming from these underground labs. And to think they were able to bust four suspects, including Shyronn Johnson, who had a warrant out for failing to register as a sex offender... that's just crazy! 🤯 I'm glad the police are taking action and making sure these people can't hurt anyone else with their poison. Fingers crossed they get the maximum sentence and send a strong message to whoever's behind this stuff 🚔💪
 
This is like something out of a movie - 'Breaking Bad' meets 'The Godfather' 😂👮‍♂️. Four suspects, one apartment, and a whole lotta trouble 🤯! I mean, who needs Netflix when you've got meth, coke, and fentanyl just chillin' in an apartment building? 📺🏠 And poor Shyronn Johnson, from sex offender to suspect number one - talk about a wild ride 🎢. The investigation must have been like 'Where's Waldo?' but instead of Waldo, it was all these bad guys hiding in the shadows 😳. Anyway, I'm just here for the drama and the arrests 🚔💥!
 
😬 I heard from a reliable source that the investigation on Shyronn Johnson was way more complex than what's being reported. Apparently, it was a multi-agency operation involving federal agencies and local law enforcement 🚔💡. They've been eyeing this group for months, gathering intel and setting up surveillance cameras around the apartment building 🔍. The fact that they found 1,000 grams of methamphetamine and 54 grams of cocaine just goes to show how deep the problem is in our city 🤕. And what really gets me is that all four suspects have prior convictions – it's like they're stuck in a cycle 💔. I'm just worried about the impact this will have on the community, especially with all the young families living nearby 😟.
 
Omg this is crazy! I mean what's really wild is how one guy gets busted for not registering as a sex offender and suddenly there's all these other people involved and they're racking up huge charges . It just feels like this whole thing was a setup or something, but at the same time I guess you gotta follow the evidence where it takes you. Four people down, hundreds of grams of meth and coke seized...you can't deny the results are real , though...
 
Man, this is like a mirror held up to our society, you know? We're always talking about the importance of community and neighborhood watch, but what happens when it all goes wrong? Like, these four individuals, they're not just random strangers, they're people with families, friends, and stories. And yet, one bad decision can lead to a life of addiction and desperation that puts them on a path to harming others.

It's like, we see this stuff in the news all the time, but it's hard to wrap our heads around the human side of it. What drives someone to become a dealer? Is it just economics, or is there something deeper going on? Maybe it's a cycle of trauma and pain that they can't escape.

Anyway, I guess what I'm saying is that this bust might be a good start, but we gotta think about the bigger picture here. How do we prevent people from getting stuck in these situations? How do we support our communities to avoid these kinds of tragedies? It's like, we need more than just law enforcement to solve this problem... 🤔
 
🤣 Can you believe the size of that fentanyl stash? I mean, 80 grams? That's like, a whole lot of 'I'm-coming-to-get-you' 💀😂 But seriously, who thought it was a good idea to cook meth and fentanyl in an apartment building? 🤷‍♂️ Did they really think the neighbors wouldn't notice all the suspicious smoke coming from up there? 😂 I guess you could say they were just trying to 'heat' things up in Roslindale 🔥. Anyway, I'm glad the police swooped in and put a stop to this operation – I don't want to have to start calling them the 'Meth Mobile' 🚨👮‍♂️.
 
OMG, 2 kilos of meth?! 😲 Like, what's going on with these people? You'd think they'd know better than to mess with the law, especially after that one guy was supposed to be on the sex offender list... 🤦‍♂️ I mean, can't we just get these bad guys off the streets already? 🚫 80 grams of fentanyl is some scary stuff too... like, what's next? 😟
 
🚔💸 So, this is what happens when we talk about 'tough on crime' policies? I mean, four arrests and two kilos of meth – that's some serious heat! But let's get real, we need to think about why we have so many people getting into the illicit substance game in the first place. Is it because our social services aren't doing enough to support these individuals? Are we just throwing more prisons at the problem instead of addressing the root causes?

And what about the warrants and investigations? How many resources are being wasted on individual suspects when there should be a focus on systemic issues? It's all about who gets caught, not who needs help. This isn't just a law enforcement issue – it's a community issue. We need to start talking about how we're addressing poverty, education, and healthcare in these neighborhoods. The war on drugs is just one part of the equation, but we can do so much more! 🤝💡
 
I'm glad something like this is finally happening in our city! I mean, two kilograms of meth and over a kilo of cocaine, that's some serious stuff. I've lived in Boston for years and seen it get worse and worse. It's crazy how these four people thought they could just hide it in their apartment building. You gotta feel sorry for the neighbors who have to deal with this. The police did a great job busting them and getting all that evidence. Now we just have to hope justice is served and these guys get what's coming to them.
 
OMG, I'm just glad law enforcement was able to crack down on this meth and cocaine operation 🚔💨! Two kilos of meth? That's, like, whoa 😲. But, you know, it's all about keeping our communities safe, right? And the fact that they were able to apprehend four suspects is just amazing 🙌. I'm sure it was a super tough investigation, but it paid off in the end. And, you know, sometimes you gotta take down these big-time operations to prevent them from harming even more people 💪.

And can we talk about how the officers involved were brave enough to engage in a struggle with one of the suspects? That takes guts 🤯! I just hope they're all doing okay after this intense experience. Anyway, it's clear that Boston police are on top of things, and I'm feeling super optimistic about our city's safety 💕👍
 
😊 these guys gotta get help ASAP theyre puttin lives at risk with all this meth and coke goin around. its not just them though, we got a bigger problem here, our community deserves better 🌱💚
 
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