Police Arrest Four on Charges of Drug Trafficking and Distribution

Police arrested two Woburn men, a Malden man and a Boston woman on charges related to drug trafficking and distribution at the Woburn Stop & Shop on Tuesday, May 14, according to Woburn Police.

The Southern Middlesex Regional Drug Task Force and Woburn Police Department patrol officers also assisted in the investigation.

According to the release the arrests were made following a lengthy investigation into the trafficking and distribution of Oxycodone in the area. The investigation included surveillance and the purchase of illegal drugs by undercover officers.

As a result of the investigation police arrested:

Joseph Paul DeFilippo, 26, of 6 Kimball Court, Apartment 510, Woburn. DeFilippo was charged with distibuting a Class B Drug - Oxycodone/Percocet (3 counts), Conspiracy to violate drug law (2 counts), Drug violation near a school/park (4 counts) and Trafficking in heroin/Morphine/Opium (1 count). DeFilippo was found with approximately 275 tablets of Oxycodone during the arrest.

Stephen G. Campo, 57, of 6 Woodside Terrace, Woburn. Campo was charged with distibuting a Class B Drug -Oxycodone/Percocet, conspiracy to violate the drug law and a drug violation near a school/park.

Clifton Lavane Moore, 50, of 41A Playstead Road, Malden. Moore was charged with trafficking in heroin/morphine/opium, conspiracy to violate the drug law and a drug violation near a school/park.

Faith Ann MacKay, 29, of 128 Brook Street, Apartment 1, Boston. MacKay was charged with trafficking in heroin/morphine/opium, conspiracy to violate the drug law and a drug violation near a school/park.

The drug violation near a school/park charges came because the arrest was made at Stop & Shop, which is well within 300 feet of the adjacent property of 100 Sylvan Road which contains the accredited YMCA Preschool, police state.