A fight at a Holbrook restaurant led to the arrest of two people on firearms charges.
Police say that officers responded to a call for two people fighting inside a restaurant at 462 North Franklin Street Wednesday afternoon at about 2:30.
One suspect left the area in a vehicle that was spotted by responding officers.
The vehicle fled police and pulled into a driveway on Linfield Street.
Officers questioned the driver and passenger.
While frisking one of the suspects, officers say they found a loaded 45 caliber handgun.
During a subsequent search of the vehicle, officers say they recovered fentanyl and cocaine. Both suspects were arrested.
Thirty-two-year-old Tayvon Harper of Randolph and 29-year-old Keisha Pierre of Brockton are both charged with trafficking in fentanyl and cocaine, unlawful possession of a large capacity firearm and feeding device, carrying a firearm with a license, and failure to stop for police.
Harper was also charged with failure to stop for police, driving with a suspended license, and malicious damage to property.
Police say the restaurant sustained over twelve hundred dollars in damage during the fight.
Both suspects were arraigned in Quincy District Court.