Police said they seized nine grams of fentanyl during the raid.
The truck had a logo of a Stoughton landscaping business on the side.
The fake $100 bills were used in at least 13 other communities south of Boston, police said.
The two men were arrested in Quincy last December after police said they seized 55 grams of fentanyl mixed with heroin.
The 44-year-old is accused of leading police on a chase across multiple highways Friday evening.
Police were looking for two armed robbery suspects, but after not finding them, police ended up conducting an unexpected drug raid instead.
The suspect asked the conductor if he could ride the train for free. He was refused, then he caused a scene, and was arrested, police said.
At the suspect's house, police said they saw a white Nissan Sentra with a damaged windshield, missing passenger-side mirror, and dents.
Stoughton police led the raid with the help of DEA agents, a SWAT team, Norfolk County Sheriff’s Department, and Randolph police.
The grants will be used to improve fire safety education for children and seniors in Stoughton.
The man refused to get out of the car and police had to pull him out. After arresting him, police said they found a loaded gun in the car.
The victims from Stoughton and Tewksbury were knocked unconscious following the crash. Police said neither were wearing a helmet.
Two employees told police a man pulled out a handgun, pointed it at them, and then stole cash and cigarettes.
Wire cutters and a tarp partially covering large pieces of cut copper wire were found in the car, according to police.
According to witnesses, the driver didn't stop before the tracks and hit the train.
Police said the manager scheduled the two other employees to work when he was working to run the return scam.
Monday night's downpours made the dirt heavier than the truck could handle.
Police said the suspect was under the influence of alcohol, marijuana and driving 130 mph in the crash that went airborne through a house.
Police said the company's building suite was left unlocked, leading to the suspect walking in and stealing the items.
Anthony Brown admitted to burglaries in Stoughton, Canton, Quincy and Holbrook between 2012 and 2014.
The victim followed the suspect himself, before calling to update police himself.
Two Holbrook men, 19 and 21 years old, were seriously injured when the car sideswiped a telephone pole and crashed into a roof, police said.
Police said one of the arrest was from a boyfriend and girlfriend on Friday, who stole about $100 worth of merchandise from Kohl's.
The woman riding in Henriques's passenger seat was rushed to South Shore Hospital with serious injuries.
The suspect demanded the cashier empty the register, but the store clerk refused.
The suspect was last seen on security footage at the South Shore Plaza Target.
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The Stoughton building has been evacuated, according to a report.
The following is from the Stoughton Police Log. Arrests and charges mentioned don’t imply conviction.
Naiquan Hamilton faces charges related to the crash that took the lives of four Stoughton High School students.
The suspect, 49-year-old Alfred Pond, was arraigned in Attleboro District Court Friday.
The car, a Mustang, was purchased in memory of Cory Wasilewski, who died in a crash on Route 24.
Police made the arrests during a traffic stop and while executing a search warrant at a home.
Rev. Christian Ohazulume, a former chaplain at Boston's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is accused of sexually abusing a child.
Police say the man, a 31-year-old, lost control of his motorcycle while on Interstate 95.
The DA's office said Naiquan Hamilton was driving recklessly and high on marijuana leading up to the devastating May crash.