DRUG TRAFFICKING ARREST AFTER COPS SERVE WARRANTS IN WAREHAM

  WAREHAM, MASSACHUSETTS – According to a Wareham Police Department media statement, the WPD Criminal Investigation Division, along with members of the WPD Patrol Division, served 6 “Commonwealth of Massachusetts narcotic related warrants” at multiple locations within their town. The WPD media statement continues as follows: “As a result of the search warrants officers seized over a half ½ kilogram (Approximately 716 grams) of suspected Cocaine, drug related paraphernalia, and US currency. As a result of the investigation Alvin Pitts, forty-five (45) years old, of Wareham, MA and Stefanie Dors, fifty-four (54) years old, of Wareham, MA were both placed in custody without incident. Pitts, forty-five (45) years old, of Wareham, MA was charged with; Trafficking Cocaine over two-hundred (200) grams, Possession with Intent to Distribute a Class B Substance (Suboxone) subsequent offense. Pitts was arrested and served a state sentence for a 2009 Plymouth trafficking case. Dors, fifty-four (54) years old, of Wareham, MA was charged with; Possession with Intent to Distribute a Class B Substance (Cocaine). Dors was arraigned and released on Monday (2/10/2025) after being arrested Friday (2/07/2025) for a narcotic related offense. Chief Walter Correia Jr. praised the Wareham Police Criminal Investigations Division and patrol officers involved in the investigation for taking such a large quantity drugs off the streets of Wareham, MA.”