$51,000 Drug Bust, 3 Arrests Reported in Oak Bluffs

Armed with a search warrant, Martha's Vineyard drug agents arrested three 20-year-old Island men Oct. 10 in a raid that netted what police said was six pounds of "high grade marijuana" with an estimated street value of $30,000, prescription pills deemed to be worth at least $6,000 and about $15,000 in cash, the Martha's Vineyard Times reports.

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All three suspects have recent marijuana-related arrests on their records:

• William Rogers of Oak Bluffs told police "I'm sorry, I'm stupid" when he was arrested in May after failing to show up in court on a criminal complaint for distributing marijuana, according to records filed in Edgartown District Court. 
• Ryan Dunbar of Oak Bluffs and Sean Geddis of Edgartown were arrested June 29 after Oak Bluffs police stopped their car and found close to a pound of marijuana and more than $5,000 in cash as well as a safe and a scale, according to a report in the Martha's Vineyard Times.
• Dunbar was also one of five young people arrested in June at a youth party in Oak Bluffs where a 15-year-old boy was taken into custody with bagged marijuana and a scale, according to court documents.

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