Two Accused of Selling Heroin in Weymouth Arrested in Braintree

Two men believed to be part of a drug trafficking organization that delivers heroin, cocaine, and crack in Quincy, Braintree, and Weymouth were arrested this week in Braintree.

Mario Guity, 31, of Woonsocket, R.I. was charged with distribution of a class A substance, trafficking heroin, possession of a class B drug with intent to manufacture, and conspiracy to violate controlled substance law. Allan Sanchez, 30, of Hyde Park, was charged with possession of a class A drug with intent to distribute, trafficking heroin, possession of a class B drug with intent to distribute, and conspiracy to violate drug law. He also had an outstanding warrant for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.

Both men were arrested on Sept. 15 and were arraigned the next day in Quincy District Court according to court records.

Tuesday afternoon, police recognized a car on Summer Street in Weymouth from another investigation. Officers followed the car to Grove Street, where police observed a man leave a house while driving by. After reversing, the man could be seen leaving the car and returning to his home.

After the cruiser blocked the vehicle from entering the street, both Guity and Sanchez were removed from the car and placed in handcuffs.

While police searched the car, Sanchez allegedly pointed to a piece of fabric that hid a large plastic bag containing smaller bags of white and brown substances.

The person who allegedly entered the vehicle initially told police that he gave the men $150 for a debt and did not buy drugs. Guity told police that they told the man drugs, who later produced four bags of heroin from the alleged sale. The buyer received a summons for possession of a class A drug and conspiracy to violate drug law.

Both men are due back in court on Nov. 24.