A call about a burglary led Butler officers to a drug bust, according to police.
Drugs, heroin and crack cocaine were taken off our streets and it all happened because police were called to Roosevelt Boulevard to investigate a home break-in.
"Someone saw something, they called it in, they gave a great description and we were on it," said Butler police Deputy Chief Dave Adam.
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The person who called 911 told police the suspects were driving a white car.
Officers pulled it over and arrested Joshua Hollobaugh and Saleem Boyd.
Police said they found syringes, plastic baggies and stamp bags in the car.
Adam said the community getting involved helped get these guys and these drugs off the streets.
“The community is really getting together on this one, and they are calling us more and more,” said Adam.