According to police, Eric S. Cilluffo, 27, is a resident of Gloucester, MA.[1] Officer Marino said his observations led him to arrest Cilluffo for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor.[1] Cilluffo was charged with possess to distribute a Class D drug, identified as marijuana.[1] He was also charged with OUI-liquor of .08%.[1] He was also charged with two counts of possessing an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle.[1] Cilluffo was arraigned in Lawrence District Court on Sept. 4, 2026 and released on $1,000 personal surety with a SCRAM bracelet requiring him to remain drug and alcohol free.[1]

On Sept. 3, 2026, at about 7:41 p.m., Andover officers were dispatched to Dascomb and Frontage roads for a driver reported passed out behind the wheel.[1] A witness said the car drove slowly westbound on Dascomb Road toward Tewksbury, ran over the median and stopped in the grass with the driver apparently asleep.[1] In a vehicle inventory before towing, officers found in the trunk a black multi-camo bag holding Mason jars full of suspected marijuana flower.[1] The final inventory listed four XL Mason jars containing suspected marijuana flower.[1] It also listed one normal sized Mason jar containing suspected marijuana flower.[1] It also listed 29 small approximately one-gram jars of suspected marijuana wax concentrate.[1] It also listed two jars labeled Blue Punch and Honey Milk suspected to contain marijuana wax concentrate.[1] In the driver’s door officers found a small baggie of ground marijuana and three one-gram wax concentrate jars.[1] Officers said the amount of marijuana, with small and broken-up packaging found in other parts of the car, appeared not to be for personal use and was indicative of distribution.[1]

The lab inventory included a small baggie with pink powdery residue believed to be MDMA.[1] It also included a tinfoil pack with 20.6 grams of a white powdery substance believed to be cocaine.[1] During booking Cilluffo consented to an evidentiary breath test and blew a 0.10% blood alcohol concentration reading.[1] A notice alleging violation of release conditions was later filed, with a hearing held Oct. 15, 2026 that Cilluffo attended.[1] His next court date was a pretrial hearing scheduled for Nov. 2, 2026.[1]