Three charged in Sandwich drug bust
SANDWICH - Two men and a woman are facing drug charges after a bust in Sandwich. Police say they stopped a Jeep on Tuesday as part of an ongoing investigation. Robert R. Brabants, 23, of Forestdale (left), Samuel Smith, 21, of Bourne (center), and Rachael Daly, 24, of Hyannis (right) were charged with possession of a class B substance with intent to distribute and conspiracy to violate the controlled substance act. Lt. Lynne Gourley, Det. Sgt. Terence Murphy, Sgt. Christopher McDermott along with Barnstable County Deputy Sheriff Charlie Young using a K-9 dog searched the vehicle. 111 Oxycodone pills were reportedly recovered along with 16 additional pills on Smith's person and a small bag of marijuana on Daly.
Material and mugshots from Sandwich Police used in this report.
Parking lot mishap in Osterville
OSTERVILLE - A Cape Wide News reader sent in this photo. A Jeep Liberty appeared to have overshot a parking space at the Osterville Veternarian Clinic off Osterville/West Barnstable Road. The vehicle got stuck partly over a small embankment and a tow truck had to be called. The driver was not injured.
Stabbing reported in Bourne
BOURNE - (WXTK) A search is underway in Bourne for three men wanted in connection with a stabbing last night on Shore Road. State and Bourne police are involved in the effort. After the stabbing, the victim’s father chased the suspects’ vehicle and crashed into it near the Upper Cape Tech School. One of the suspects had fled into the woods after the stabbing, while the other two fled from the car crash. They were armed with a knife and may have had other weapons including a club or bat. The stabbing victim suffered non-life threatening wounds.
Mashpee 7th graders graduate "GREAT" program
MASHPEE - Barnstable County Sheriff’s Deputy Kevin Brace (right) and Special Jeff Perry give a graduation certificate and a handshake to 7th graders at the Mashpee Middle School. The assembly marked successful completion of this year’s Gang Resistance Education and Training (GREAT) program, which Sheriff Cummings introduced to the Cape 11 months ago. Working closely with Mashpee schools and police, Deputy Brace and youth coordinator Shaun Cahill were able to devote 13 weekly sessions to the students – 133 in all.
GREAT teaches skills to help students avoid gangs, drugs, crime, and their attendant violence. To do that, it emphasizes the importance of decision making, especially when it needs to be made in the face of peer group pressure. Nationally, GREAT has become the preventative program of choice for school-law enforcement collaboration. It has gained traction elsewhere in the country and last year was beginning to make inroads in the Bay State when the Sheriff brought it to Cape Cod.
One 7th grader wrote this in a thank-you letter to Deputy Brace: “(The program) has really changed the way we see life. You have taught us so much on how to stay away from drinking, getting in fights, arguments, and much more.”
Media release and photo furnished by Barnstable County Sheriff's Department
Brewster Police arrest report
BREWSTER - Brewster Police report six arrests for the month of January. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
On January 1st at 1:36 a.m.
Graham A. Haskell, 28, of Harwich was charged with
Warrant arrest
On January 11th at 10:06 p.m.
Lauren Malgioglio, 20, of Brewster was charged with
Warrant arrest
On January 14th at 11:43 p.m.
Autumn L. Collete-Horton, 45, of Brewster was charged with
Warrant arrest
On January 23rd at 10:06 p.m.
Jessica Lynn Krikorian, 22, of Brewster was charged with
Warrant arrest
On January 25th at 10:37 p.m.
Lauren Malgioglio, 20, of Brewster was charged with
Warrant arrest
On January 27th 4:52 p.m.
John P. Sheehan, 47, of Hyannis was charged with
Warrant arrest
Data furnished by Brewster Police
CWN and deer rescue story goes national
TRURO - Cape Wide News' exclusive video of Sunday's deer rescue in Truro has gone national. Right This Minute (RTM) a syndicated news program did a story that featured the video and an interview with CWN managing editor Tim Caldwell (click here to watch)! RTM is not available on local TV but can be accessed via their website.
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