NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Berkshire District Attorney's Office confirmed countywide drug raids were executed on Friday. 

 

At least three occurred in North County — on Quaker Street and Howland Avenue in Adams and on Beaver Street in North Adams. 

 

Julia Sabourin, spokesperson for the DA's office said, the office "in conjunction with multiple local and state law enforcement agencies executed a countywide operation to interrupt a large-scale narcotics trafficking ring." 

 

The operation was the culmination of a multimonth-long investigation overseen by the DA's office and both narcotics and illegal firearms were sized during the operation.

 

Social media had been buzzing that the numerous vehicles parked in Cheshire in the morning were from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, including at least one that was prominently lettered "State Police."

 

One resident posted a video showing law enforcement in camouflage busting down a door at 76-78 Howland Ave. and later a photo of people arrested outside the residence. 

 

Defendants arrested in connection with the operation will be arraigned in both Central and Northern District Court on Monday, Feb. 10, according to the DA's Office. 

 

The district attorney will hold a press conference on Monday detailing Friday's actions. 

 

Law enforcement agencies involved in Friday, Feb. 7, operation.