60 Grams Of Cocaine Seized During Cape Cod-Area Traffic Stop

WAREHAM, MA — Two Cape Cod-area men are charged with drug offenses — including cocaine trafficking — after a traffic stop in Wareham this week.

Shortly before midnight on Sept. 10, troopers stopped a red Ford Fusion that didn't have an inspection sticker.

Three people, including Emanuel Torres, 19, of Onset, and Jamary Santiago Pires, 19, of Wareham, were inside the car, which was driven by Torres.

Officials said they smelled marijuana and observed "signs of impairment," prompting them to conduct a field sobriety test on Torres.

During that process, troopers found "several bags" containing what they believed to be crack cocaine in Torres's possession.

The other people in the car were asked to get out, and troopers found a bag with a "large amount of cash," a digital scale and empty packing material inside, officials said.

Pires was also found to have what troopers believed to be cocaine on his person, officials said. In total officials seized over 60 grams of cocaine.

Both Pires and Torres were transported to the Bourne Barracks for booking where they were scheduled for arraignment on the following charges:

Torres

• Possession of a Class B Substance with Intent to Distribute, two counts
• Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Drugs
• Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle
• Conspiracy to Violate Drug Law
• No Inspection Sticker
• Failure to Wear Seatbelt

Pires

• Conspiracy to Violate Drug Law
• Possession of a Class B Substance with Intent to Distribute, two counts
• Trafficking in Cocaine