Four Whitman residents were in Brockton District Court on Friday for a pretrial hearing on charges stemming from a November drug bust.

On Nov. 20 the WEB Major Crimes and Drug Task Force officers executed a search warrant at 116 Beulah St. Apt. #2. Detectives from the task force had conducted surveillance of this apartment over several months after receiving complaints of a high volume of traffic in and out of the apartment.

After entering the apartment with the search warrant, officers located eleven people, including several juveniles, according to the police report.

Officers discovered suspected marijuana packaging and other drug equipment, multiple individual bags of suspected marijuana packaged for sale, various illegal prescription pills including Vicodin and other instruments used in the distribution of narcotics.  Also located and seized were multiple electronic devices, laptop computers and personal items believed to have been stolen during recent vehicle burglaries in Whitman, including police equipment belonging to an area municipal police officer, the report said.

Detective Drass and the WEB detectives placed four individuals under arrest for charges related to the search warrant and investigation.

Police charged four individuals back in November. Jordan Winbush, of 116 Beulah St. Apt. #2, was charged with distribution of a Class D drug, possession with intent to distribute a Class D drug, and receiving stolen property over $250. Sunny William Thompson, of 90 Myrtle Ave. unit #220, was charged with distribution of a Class D drug and possession with intent to distribute a Class D drug. Jaymi Boulay, 116 Beulah St., Apt. #2, was charged with distribution of a Class D drug, possession with intent to distribute a Class D drug, possession of a Class D drug, conspiracy to violate drug law, drug violation near school/park and receiving stolen property over $250. Sean Boulay, 116 Beulah St. Apt. #2,   was charged with distribution of a Class D drug, possession with intent to distribute a Class D drug and receiving stolen property over $250.

The pretrial hearing was continued until March 12.