463 Mass. 353 - Appellee Commonwealth Brief - Mass Cases

that owe money" appeared. (Tr. 1: 153-154.) Both
notebooks contained lists of names with dollar amounts.
(See Tr. 2: 112-113 and Exhibits 22 & 23.)
During the execution of the search warrant,
Detective Hyde monitored the incoming telephone
activity on the defendants' cellular phones. (Tr. 1:
162.) Detective Hyde monitored approximately ten to
twelve calls to the defendants' phones. (Tr. 1: 163.)
On each call, the callers asked for either Ray or Ron.
(Tr. 1: 169.) Detective Hyde testified that all of the
ten to twelve callers alluded to purchasing drugs.
(Tr. 2: 43-44.) Several of these calls were very brief
and most of the callers did not identify themselves.
(Tr. 2: 43-45.) One call was from an individual named
Ed, who asked for Ray or Ron and then placed an order
.for $100 worth of cocaine. (Tr. 1: 163-164.)
Detective Hyde indicated that he could fulfill this
order and then directed Ed to the intersection of
Albion and Lowell Streets. (Tr. 1: 164.) When Ed
reached that location, he placed a second call to
Detective Hyde. (Tr. 1: 164.) Detective Hyde, in
turn, sent a marked cruiser over to speak with Ed.
(Tr. 1: 164.) Upon the cruiser approaching, Ed called
Detective Hyde again and told him not to meet him at
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