WORCESTER – A Massachusetts State Trooper’s traffic stop led to the arrest of two Worcester men on Tuesday, January 5.
The Trooper stopped a gray Ford Taurus on King St. for an expired inspection sticker around 11 PM. A second Trooper arrived on the scene to provide support.
After questioning and additional investigation, the Trooper asked the driver, Jarrett Dulcine, 20, of Worcester, to exit the vehicle.
Dulcine reportedly resisted and struggled with the officer, but eventually removed.
The Trooper located a loaded 9mm pistol in Dulcine’s coat pocket. Dulcine is not licensed to carry firearms. Later investigation revealed the weapon was reported stolen in Alabama.
During the arrest, Dulcine attempted to flee on foot and struggle with the officer, but was eventually secured.
After securing Dulcine, Troopers removed the passenger of the vehicle, Devin McCluskey, 26, of Worcester, from the vehicle. A backpack in the area where he was sitting contained a .380 caliber pistol with a defaced serial number.
Troopers also located packages of what they believe to be marijuana in the vehicle.
Jarrett Dulcine faces charges of:
- Illegal Possession of a Firearm
- Operating Under the Influence of Intoxicating Drugs
- Receive Stolen Property
- Possession of Ammunition without FID Card
- Resisting Arrest
- Assault and Battery on a Public Employee
- Possession of a Large Capacity Feeding Device
- Carrying a Firearm
- Possession of a Firearm with a Defaced Serial Number
- Possession of a Class D Substance with Intent to Distribute
- Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Rejected Inspection Sticker
Devin McCluskey faces charges of:
- Illegal Possession of a Firearm
- Possession of a Firearm with a Defaced Serial Number
- Possession of Ammunition without FID Card
- Possession of a Class D Substance with Intent to Distribute
