BOSTON -- Pizza was not the only item being served at a shop, just down the street from the Boston Garden.
Cocaine was allegedly sold right out of a pizza shop on Friend Street in Boston.
West End Pizza, operated by Dominic Dicenso, who allegedly used Jose Rivera and Aldo Saravia to unload the drugs, sold regularly to undercover officers for the past four months.
A brick of cocaine was found stashed in an empty can of tomato sauce. The money was bundled and kept in plastic bags.
Guns were also found at the shop
Police wouldn't say how long the drugs operation has been running, but they did say at least seven buys were made at the pizza shop.
All three suspects are being held on very high bail.
Police investigation is ongoing.
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