Notes from Invited Lectures 97- Philosophy of Math Seminar 2017- Mathematics Education (p)reprints Previous Courses Fair, Accurate and Accountable Voting Systems Trainor’s case did not come up in the Brockton District Court computer system.Īmy Carboneau may be reached at or follow her on Twitter MORE about this issue.Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer ScienceĬTTI GEOMETRY WORKSHOP - Slides April 13, 2013 In court, Edlred and Head both admitted to sufficient facts on their various charges, and were given one-year administrative probation. The jail did not return calls Wednesday about whether he is still in jail.īaldwin, the school’s spokesman, said Wednesday that McGirr, Eldred and Head were expelled after they were found to be in violation of the school’s drug-free policy.
He took a plea deal to a lesser charge and was sentenced to a mandatory, one-year jail term at the Plymouth House of Corrections, to start Aug. McGirr, labeled the “kingpin” of the operation, faced trafficking charges. after a month-long stakeout, and found $7,000 in alleged drug money and thousands of dollars worth of marijuana, oxycodone and cocaine.įour BSU students were arrested – Patrick McGirr, 20, of East Longmeadow Tyler Trainor, 21, of Saugus Eric Eldred, 21, of Methuen, and Bradley Head, 21, of Ashby – on drug-related charges. No action has been taken at this time against the other two students, who have charges pending, Baldwin said.Ī bigger bust involving BSU students took place in October 2011, when WEB officers raided 11 Perkins St. He was arraigned in Brockton District Court Tuesday and released on personal recognizance to show for a pre-trial hearing May 21.īSU placed Baroni on interim suspension immediately following his arrest, said Bryan Baldwin, BSU spokesman.
and are BSU sophomores – are to be summoned to Brockton District Court at a later date, police said.īaroni was charged with possession with intent to distribute a class D controlled substance, marijuana. In addition to the marijuana and cash seized Tuesday, police said they also found containers, bags and a digital scale, consistent with drug distribution.Īlso seized was “evidence supporting marijuana distribution charges against two other apartment residents,” the press release stated.ĭaniel Reiss, 19, of Wakefield, R.I., and Steven King, 20, of Walpole – who both live at 37 Hale St. Tom Schlatz, of Bridgewater police, said Wednesday. Since September, Bridgewater police have responded to the apartment three times for noise violations at house parties, Lt. “And Bridgewater has known about the house as being kind of a party house,” he said.
Timothy Nixon, a WEB member from West Bridgewater, said surveillance at the Hale Street apartment started after the task force received anonymous tips. The WEB Task Force is a five-member group with officers from Bridgewater, Bridgewater State University, East Bridgewater, West Bridgewater and Whitman.ĭetective Sgt. Two other BSU students living at the house will be summoned to court to face charges. Baroni is accused of running a marijuana distribution ring from the apartment, where surveillance showed a lot of foot traffic in and out of the house, police said. The Millbury resident, a BSU sophomore, was arrested at the scene. Their target: 19-year-old Ryan Baroni, who police found in his bedroom, a police press release stated Wednesday. The task force executed a search warrant early Tuesday after a month-long surveillance of the first-floor apartment. Tuesday when police descended on 37 Hale St., where they seized a pound of marijuana from a bedroom safe and about $1,300 in suspected drug money, police said.įor the WEB Major Drug and Crime Task Force, a regional police agency, it was their second major drug bust in two years involving Bridgewater State University students living in off-campus housing.
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