3 Suspected Greenwich Drug Dealers Busted On Narcotics Charges

GREENWICH, CT — Three Greenwich roommates were arrested on narcotics charges late last week following a police raid on their Bertolf Road home, announced Greenwich Police Capt. Robert Berry.

Arrested were Todd R. Fraiser, 33; Dshon Kyean McShaw, 28; and Malcolm L. Moody, 26, all of whom were suspected of drug dealing in and around the Adams Garden housing complex in Greenwich.

"This case was an excellent example of the hard work our investigators conduct in order to stem the flow of illegal narcotics entering our community," Berry said Monday. "Individuals, like drug dealers, who prey upon the vulnerable will continue to be a top enforcement priority of the Police Department."

Greenwich authorities used informants and surveillance operations, in addition to controlled drug buys by undercover officers, to obtain search and arrest warrants for the three.

Investigators raided the Bertolf Road home on Friday and found:

• More than $2,000 in cash
• Suspected powder cocaine
• Suspected marijuana
• Suspected heroin
• Suspected crack cocaine
• Several cell phones
• Drug packaging materials
• Multiple scales for weighing contraband
• Ammunition

The three were charged with operation of a drug factory; possession of narcotics with intent to sell; illegal possession of narcotics; interfering with police; possession of drug paraphernalia; and possession of marijuana, among other charges. Moody, a convicted felon, was additionally charged with illegal possession of ammunition.

Fraiser was held in lieu of bail of $100,000; McShaw was held in lieu of bail of $50,000; and Moody was held in lieu of bail of $10,000. All are scheduled to appear in Stamford Superior Court on Aug. 2.

"The opioid crisis continues to be of great concern in Greenwich," Berry said. " In the last 75 days we have experienced three opioid overdoses, including a fatal one. Greenwich Police continue to emphasize our multi-faceted approach in dealing with the epidemic, including targeted investigation and prosecution of those who sell or distribute drugs and work with other community stakeholders to conduct outreach to those addicted to drugs including opioids."