Twitter reports indicate two people were shot and killed on Wheeler Ave in Salem, New Hampshire late this morning. More information will be posted as it becomes available.
UPDATE: The Eagle-Tribune reports three people are dead in what appears to be a murder/suicide.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Manchester Police find stolen, loaded gun in stroller with 2 year old
On Monday, a Manchester, NH officer spotted a man needing assistance near the intersection of Kelly and Rimmon Streets. The man reported that he tried to run away from a man who pointed a gun at him in a robbery attempt, but that the man chased him down and punched him. The victim's mother also approached police, and said that the same man had been brandishing the gun on Dubuque St. Police were able to identify the suspect as Jonathan Bijoel, a 28 year old Manchester resident.
Bijoel was spotted walking with his girlfriend, Cassandra Gagnon, and her two year old daughter on near Kelly and Rimmon a short time later. As officers approached the couple, Gagnon tried to walk away with the stroller. When police searched the stroller, they found a stolen 9mm pistol in the storage area under the child's seat.
Bijoel was arrested and faces charges of robbery, theft of a firearm, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Gagnon was also arrested and charged with falsifying physical evidence, and violating conditions of her bail.
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Bijoel was spotted walking with his girlfriend, Cassandra Gagnon, and her two year old daughter on near Kelly and Rimmon a short time later. As officers approached the couple, Gagnon tried to walk away with the stroller. When police searched the stroller, they found a stolen 9mm pistol in the storage area under the child's seat.
Bijoel was arrested and faces charges of robbery, theft of a firearm, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Gagnon was also arrested and charged with falsifying physical evidence, and violating conditions of her bail.
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Police helicopter over Lowell this morning
A State Police helicopter is working over Lowell this morning, searching for a suspect wanted in a car theft. Nursing homes in the area were instructed to go on lock-down, as police have reason to believe the suspect is armed.
Breaking - update: Subject was spotted in the Merrimac River under the Frost Rd bridge, after possibly jumping from the bridge. Several Fire Departments launched boats with police on board, and the man was taken into custody.
Breaking - update: Subject was spotted in the Merrimac River under the Frost Rd bridge, after possibly jumping from the bridge. Several Fire Departments launched boats with police on board, and the man was taken into custody.
BREAKING- Lowell PD searching for stolen car suspect in area of Westminster Village. K-9 in use, State Police helicopter requested,
— The Lowell Sun (@LowellSunNews) July 25, 2012
UPDATE- Lowell PD asking nursing homes on Varnum ave. to go into lock down as they search area for suspect who may be armed.
— The Lowell Sun (@LowellSunNews) July 25, 2012
Lowell requesting NEMLEC RRT activation, staging at Brunswick Lanes in Lowell. Armed suspect search in woods by 1200 Varnum Ave.
— Jon Hill (@SunMediaEditor) July 25, 2012
UPDATE- Lowell PD K-9 actively tracking suspect in state forest near WCAP towers.
— The Lowell Sun (@LowellSunNews) July 25, 2012
Pedestrian struck at Gallivan Blvd & Dorchester
Police are searching for a pickup truck that fled the scene after striking a man at Dorchester Ave and Gallivan Blvd just before 10:00 AM. The suspect's vehicle is described as a 1999 blue pick-up truck with Rhode Island license plate 39149. Witnesses described the driver as a black Hispanic male. The victim was not seriously injured.
Person shot in the head in Brockton
A medflight helicopter was requested after a person was shot in the head in the area of 10 West Chestnut Street around 1:00 AM in Brockton. The victim was transported by helicopter to Boston Medical Center with life-threatening injuries.
UPDATE: Per Mark Parkinson, the victim was actually shot on Clinton Street, and walked to West Chestnut.
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UPDATE: Per Mark Parkinson, the victim was actually shot on Clinton Street, and walked to West Chestnut.
Brockton: UPDATE vic shot on Clinton St (no addy), shot in mouth, walked to 11 W Chestnut #fox25 #wbz4
— mark parkinson (@sparkythepit) July 25, 2012
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Fire in Hampton Beach Motel
Firefighters responded for a fire at Jonathan's Motel, 415 Ocean Blvd just after 9:00 this morning. The fire was confined to one room on the second floor of the motel, and was knocked down within 20 minutes.
3 alarm fire in Weare, New Hampshire
Fire broke out in the Weare Center store on South Stark Highway just after midnight on Tuesday and quickly grew to a 3rd alarm. Firefighters from multiple nearby towns have been called in to fight the blaze.
Third alarm Weare NH, South Stark Highway, The Weare Center Store, 3 story wood, 40x60 with attached 1 story wood 30x20
— Eng3ine (@EngineCo3) July 24, 2012
Monday, July 23, 2012
Fatal accident on Park Ave in Worcester
A bicyclist died after being struck by a car in the area of 585 Park Ave in Worcester at 1:30 Monday afternoon. The bicyclist, described only as a 48 year old Worcester man, sustained severe head injuries in the crash, and was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
UPDATE: The victim has been identified by police as Carl Rasmussen.
UPDATE: The victim has been identified by police as Carl Rasmussen.
Ashland MA: Fire on Union St
Ashland firefighters are currently battling a two alarm fire at 358 Union Street. Firefighters could see fire showing from the building when they arrived on scene, and quickly announced a 2nd alarm. The fire is reported to be in a 1 1/2 story house. Updates will be posted as they become available.
Northborough, MA: Fire at Reliance Beer and Wine
A fire that started in an air conditioning unit at Reliance Beer and Wine on West Main Street has spread to the building itself. Firefighters are currently working to extinguish the fire.
WF NORTHBORO MA 293 W MAIN ST. FIRE IN A LIQUOR STORE. STARTED IN AC UNIT WITH ACTIVE FIRE NOW IN THE BDG.
— Jim Claflin (@JimClaflin) July 24, 2012
Medflight called to Tiverton after boat falls on worker
Adam Hobgood reports a medflight helicopter was requested after a boat fell on a worker at the Standish Boatyard in Tiverton, Rhode Island. The helicopter landed at the Fort Barton School just after 5:00 PM and transported the worker to a Boston Hospital. His condition is unknown.
Small plane crashes in Block Island Sound
Gary Geoffroy of BrotherhoodImages.com reports that the pilot of a small plane towing a "Will You Marry Me" banner issued a mayday call before crashing into the waters of Block Island Sound just before 4:00 PM on Monday. A nearby boater saw the crash and radioed the co-ordinates of the downed plane to the Coast Guard. A Coast Guard boat was on patrol nearby, and reached the scene in 15 minutes. The pilot was pulled from the water and transported to Newport Hospital.
18-wheelers crash on I-495 in Marlborough
A multiple vehicle crash tied up traffic on I-495 southbound at the exit for I-290 early Monday afternoon. At least two semi-trucks, including one carrying Poland Springs bottled water were involved, along with four cars. Three lanes of traffic were blocked while state police and road crews attempted to clean up the mess. Traffic was reported to be backed up as far away as Bolton.
Milton, MA: Sovereign Bank robbed
Massachusetts State Police are reporting the Sovereign Bank at 561 Adams Street in Milton was robbed just before noon by a white male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, aviator glasses, and a black Notre Dame baseball cap who then got into a small silver vehicle with a getaway driver and fled towards Boston.
Man arrested, charged with setting fire on board USS Miami
A 24 year old shipyard employee, Casey Fury, has been arrested and charged in connection with the fire in May that caused 400 million dollars of damage to the USS Miami at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. According to a complaint submitted by NCIS agents to the US District Court of Maine, Fury admitted to setting the fire after failing a lie detector test. Fury claimed he set the first fire because he wanted to go home, according to Federal agents. He had previously admitted to setting a second fire in the drydock weeks later because he was having trouble with his girlfriend and wanted to leave work early.
Maximum penalty for the two charges is life in prison plus cost to repair or replace damaged items, if people's lives were placed in jeopardy. If no lives in jeopardy, 25 years in prison plus repair/replacement costs.
Fury is scheduled for an initial appearance in US District Court in Portland, Maine at 3:45 PM on July 23rd.
Maximum penalty for the two charges is life in prison plus cost to repair or replace damaged items, if people's lives were placed in jeopardy. If no lives in jeopardy, 25 years in prison plus repair/replacement costs.
Fury is scheduled for an initial appearance in US District Court in Portland, Maine at 3:45 PM on July 23rd.
Providence, RI: Two people shot on Harriet St
Police responded for two people shot in the area of 90 Harriet Street in Providence just after 1:00 AM Monday morning. Two shooting victims, both reported to be women, were located and taken by ambulance to the hospital. No suspect information is known at this time.
Salem, NH: Person seriously injured after crashing into tree
Mike Moura reports a person was trapped in their car and seriously injured after crashing into a tree on Millville Street. A medevac helicopter was requested, and transported the patient to a Boston hospital.
Salem NH: Car into a tree w/ heavy entrapment on Millville St. Medical helicopter being requested
— Mike Moura (@NEFirebuff) July 23, 2012
USCG helicopter launches to make rescues off Stamford, CT
A Coast Guard rescue helicopter was launched late Sunday night after a report of a capsized 22-foot boat off the coast near Stamford, Connecticut. Multiple people were reported to be in the water, and one person was trapped under the capsized vessel. Initial reports are that the boat crashed into the breakwater. Local fire department divers assisted the victims, along with a boat crew from Coast Guard Station Eatons Neck, NY.
More updates will be posted as they become available.
Stamford CT. Capsized boat multiple people in water near Stamford lighthouse #CTFIRE
— The911Center.com (@The911Center) July 23, 2012
USCG chopper being activated from Air Station Cape Cod for reports of a capsized vessel near the Stamford lighthouse in Connecticut
— Mike Moura (@NEFirebuff) July 23, 2012
STAMFORD. UPDATE. Confirmed 1 person under the boat divers in the water.#CTFIRE
— The911Center.com (@The911Center) July 23, 2012
Confirmed 1 missing from the boat in the water with 2 under the boat trapped. #CoastGuard, #StamfordFire, #Darien, #Greenwich all on scene
— PS Photo (@PSPhoto1) July 23, 2012
STAMFORD UPDATE. Sfrd divers in water bringing supplemental air to victim UNDER boat.
— The911Center.com (@The911Center) July 23, 2012
One person out of the water that was trapped under the water, there is a woman still trapped in the boat at the time. #CoastGuard #CTFire
— PS Photo (@PSPhoto1) July 23, 2012
Also driver is still missing in the water. #StamfordFire #CoastGuard #CTFire
— PS Photo (@PSPhoto1) July 23, 2012
STAMFORD UPDATE. 2nd victim out from under boat.#CTFIRE
— The911Center.com (@The911Center) July 23, 2012
Stamford CT: Capsized boat u/d-4 victims being taken to Greenwich by way of USCG. Search on going for 1 more. Multi divers and boats working
— Mike Moura (@NEFirebuff) July 23, 2012
More updates will be posted as they become available.
JetBlue flight makes emergency landing at Logan Airport
Crash crews and fire apparatus were standing by on the runway at Boston Logan as JetBlue flight 462 from Southwest Florida International landed with a potential brake problem just before midnight Sunday night. The plane landed without incident, and these types of landings are actually fairly routine.
KBOS - Jet Blue Flight on about a 7 mile final to 22L now asking for Fire apparatus to stand by - reports he may have a problem with brakes.
— Joe Brown (@joebrownphotos) July 23, 2012
KBOS - Jet Blue 462 is being vectored to the final - now being turned into final - when turned will be on 121.750 am freq
— Joe Brown (@joebrownphotos) July 23, 2012
U/D Alert 2 at KBOS - Pilot - " Should be a normal landing, assuming the primary brake system works!"
— Joe Brown (@joebrownphotos) July 23, 2012
JetBlue 462 has landed safely in Boston.
— NYCAviation (@NYCAviation) July 23, 2012
JetBlue Flight #462 tail number is N536JB.
— CSIntel (@CS_Intel) July 23, 2012
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Car into a house on North Main in Randolph
Brian D'Amico reports there were only minor injuries after a car crashed into a house at 1348 N. Main at around 10:30 Sunday night.
Randolph MA - 1348 N Main St - Car into a house, no entrapment, appears minor injuries.
— Brian D'Amico (@brianjdamico) July 23, 2012
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