attempted to take him into custody. Terrero subsequently resisted and fought with officers attempting to arrest him, and also resisted a search of his person.

During that search, officers located a bag of crack cocaine in Terrero’s possession. Officers then subsequently moved to tow Terrero’s vehicle, which was parked illegally at the corner of Makepeace Street and Knowles Avenue. During a routine inventory of the vehicle prior to towing, officers located a black handgun loaded with a 30-round magazine, a large plastic bag containing what was later determined to be trafficking weight of cocaine and a large black duffel bag containing a high capacity firearm also loaded with a 30-round magazine. Police also seized $653 in cash.

"These officers did a remarkable job in recognizing potentially suspicious activity, and thenacting quickly to stop a dangerous individual as he committed a felony," Giorgetti said. "I'm proud of Sgt. Rappa and officers Maes, Chadwell and DiPietro for their work in overcoming being assaulted by this individual and take him into custody without further incident. Because of these officers, two deadly guns and a significant amount of dangerous narcotics have been removed from the streets of Saugus."

Terrero was arraigned in the firearm session of the Lynn District Court on Friday, Nov. 2. Judge Jean Curran ordered him held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing scheduled for Nov. 8, 2018. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.