Fall River Police seize drugs, guns, cash, after arrest of 44-year-old city man

The Fall River Police Department made an arrest on drug and gun charges over the weekend.

According to police, on Sunday, officers from the Patrol Bureau responded to a report of an unwanted party at a residence on Flynn Street.

Upon arrival, officers were informed that 44-year-old Paul Langley was in possession of multiple illegal firearms and a quantity of cocaine. Patrol officers on scene quickly gathered critical information from the complainant, which was vital in establishing probable cause and securing a search warrant for the residence.

Members of the C.A.S.T. Unit responded to the scene and obtained a search warrant for the residence. As a result of the search, officers recovered the following items:

• A Ruger .357 Magnum revolver

• A Jennings .22 caliber handgun

• Approximately 28.9 grams of cocaine

• $3,100 in cash

• Various calibers of ammunition

Paul Langley was placed under arrest and transported to the Fall River Police Department, where he was charged with the following offenses:

• Possess Firearm Without FID Card (2 counts)

• Possess Ammunition Without FID Card

• Cocaine (Trafficking in 18 Grams or More, Less Than 36 Grams)

• Possess Firearm in Felony (2 counts)

• Possess Large Capacity Feeding Device

• Improper Storing of a Firearm