Three arrested in CCCC snack shack fire
WEST BARNSTABLE - On Monday at approximately 8:45 p.m., Barnstable Police Detectives responded to a suspicious fire call at the Cape Cod Community College. The snack bar/storage building had burned to the ground.
While enroute to the college, Det. Sgt. Mellyn and Det. York were notified that some suspicious persons were heard on the YMCA property, across the street from the Community College. As the two detectives approached a storage shed on the YMCA property they observed three subjects standing by the shed. One subject kicked the door in as the detectives were approaching. Det. Sgt. Mellyn and Det. York approached the three males and placed them under arrest for Breaking and Entering, Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony. The 19-year-old suspects were identified as Barnstable residents Alexander Rosen-Schuh (left), John Dias (center) and Sean Ribeiro (right).
The suspects were wearing black gloves and had a ski mask with them; two of the suspects also had lighters. All three suspects were identified by the Cape Cod Community College security guard as being on college property prior to the fire.
K9 Officer Perry responded to the location of the YMCA. He and his K9 partner, Arek, tracked from the location the suspects had been found breaking into the storage shed to the area of the building fire, in what is known as a reverse track.
All three suspects were transported the Barnstable Police Department Headquarters. Dias was charged with Burning a Building, two counts of B&E Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony, and Possession of Burglarious Tools. Rosen-Schuh was charged with Burning a Building, and two counts of B&E Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony. Ribeiro was charged with B&E Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony.
All three suspects were held overnight and arraigned at Barnstable District Court. Dias and Rosen-Schuh currently have pending criminal matters in Barnstable County and bail was set at $7500. Ribeiro was released on personal recognizance.
Media release and mugshots furnished by Barnstable Police; exclusive scene photos by Tim Caldwell/CWN
Power outages reported in Hyannis
HYANNIS - Some 4,000 NStar customers in Hyannis lost power early Tuesday evening. Equipment failure was apparently to blame for the outage that stretched from parts of downtown over to the airport. Crews were working to restore service. Within an hour the outage was down to 32 customers according to NStar.
Rear-end crash in Centerville
CENTERVILLE - A two-vehicle rear-end crash stalled the afternoon commute in Centerville for a time. The crash happened about 6:30 p.m. on Falmouth Road (Route 28) at Phinney's Lane. One person was taken to Cape Cod Hospital for evaluation. Barnstable Police are investigating.
Route 6 ramp crash
BARNSTABLE - One person was taken to Cape Cod Hospital, two others treated and released after a crash in Barnstable. A car went into the woods on the onramp from Route 132 to Route 6 westbound about 5:30 p.m. State Police are investigating the crash.
Rollover in Bourne
BOURNE - Officials were called to a rollover crash in Bourne around 3:30 p.m. The crash happened on MacArthur Boulevard (Route 28) at Barlow's Landing Road. The driver was evaluated but declined to go to a hospital. Bourne Police are investigating the crash which tied up traffic for a short time.
Three injured in Cotuit crash
COTUIT - Three people were injured in a crash sometime before 3 p.m. The crash happened on Falmouth Road (Route 28) by Lovell's Road. The injured were taken to Falmouth Hospital. Firefighters also had to contain fluids leaking from the vehicles. Barnstable Police are investigating the crash which tied up traffic for a time.
CWN's Frank Paparo contributed to this report
WEST BARNSTABLE - On Monday at approximately 8:45 p.m., Barnstable Police Detectives responded to a suspicious fire call at the Cape Cod Community College. The snack bar/storage building had burned to the ground. While enroute to the college, Det. Sgt. Mellyn and Det. York were notified that some suspicious persons were heard on the YMCA property, across the street from the Community College. As the two detectives approached a storage shed on the YMCA property they observed three subjects standing by the shed. One subject kicked the door in as the detectives were approaching. Det. Sgt. Mellyn and Det. York approached the three males and placed them under arrest for Breaking and Entering, Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony. The 19-year-old suspects were identified as Barnstable residents Alexander Rosen-Schuh (left), John Dias (center) and Sean Ribeiro (right).
The suspects were wearing black gloves and had a ski mask with them; two of the suspects also had lighters. All three suspects were identified by the Cape Cod Community College security guard as being on college property prior to the fire.K9 Officer Perry responded to the location of the YMCA. He and his K9 partner, Arek, tracked from the location the suspects had been found breaking into the storage shed to the area of the building fire, in what is known as a reverse track.
All three suspects were transported the Barnstable Police Department Headquarters. Dias was charged with Burning a Building, two counts of B&E Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony, and Possession of Burglarious Tools. Rosen-Schuh was charged with Burning a Building, and two counts of B&E Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony. Ribeiro was charged with B&E Night Time with Intent to Commit a Felony.
All three suspects were held overnight and arraigned at Barnstable District Court. Dias and Rosen-Schuh currently have pending criminal matters in Barnstable County and bail was set at $7500. Ribeiro was released on personal recognizance.
Media release and mugshots furnished by Barnstable Police; exclusive scene photos by Tim Caldwell/CWN
Power outages reported in Hyannis
HYANNIS - Some 4,000 NStar customers in Hyannis lost power early Tuesday evening. Equipment failure was apparently to blame for the outage that stretched from parts of downtown over to the airport. Crews were working to restore service. Within an hour the outage was down to 32 customers according to NStar.
Rear-end crash in Centerville
CENTERVILLE - A two-vehicle rear-end crash stalled the afternoon commute in Centerville for a time. The crash happened about 6:30 p.m. on Falmouth Road (Route 28) at Phinney's Lane. One person was taken to Cape Cod Hospital for evaluation. Barnstable Police are investigating.
Route 6 ramp crash
BARNSTABLE - One person was taken to Cape Cod Hospital, two others treated and released after a crash in Barnstable. A car went into the woods on the onramp from Route 132 to Route 6 westbound about 5:30 p.m. State Police are investigating the crash.
Rollover in Bourne
BOURNE - Officials were called to a rollover crash in Bourne around 3:30 p.m. The crash happened on MacArthur Boulevard (Route 28) at Barlow's Landing Road. The driver was evaluated but declined to go to a hospital. Bourne Police are investigating the crash which tied up traffic for a short time.
Three injured in Cotuit crash
COTUIT - Three people were injured in a crash sometime before 3 p.m. The crash happened on Falmouth Road (Route 28) by Lovell's Road. The injured were taken to Falmouth Hospital. Firefighters also had to contain fluids leaking from the vehicles. Barnstable Police are investigating the crash which tied up traffic for a time.
CWN's Frank Paparo contributed to this report
At least one injured in Hyannis chain-reaction crash
HYANNIS - At least one person was taken to Cape Cod Hospital for evaluation after this three-vehicle chain reaction crash on Falmouth Road (Route 28) just east of Pitchers Way shortly before 8:30 p.m. A Barnstable police officer enroute to another call apparently witnessed the crash and called it in. A second ambulance was also called to the scene. An investigator with the Sheriff's Department of Criminal Investigation was called to take photos. In the left photo, a victim is on a stretcher by the third vehicle which was a short distance up the road from the other two. Further details were not immediately available.
Photos by Tim Caldwell/CWN
Provincetown Police weekly arrest report
PROVINCETOWN - Provincetown Police report two arrests for the past week. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
On November 9th at 10:19 p.m. Ofc. Michael Barone arrested
Eric D. Simoes, 29, of Provincetown who was charged with
Assault and battery (domestic)
Malicious destruction of property
On November 12th at 7:59 a.m. Det. Meredith Lobur arrested
Valentino Alexi Davoli, 30, of Truro who was charged with
Operating under the influence of drugs
Fail to stop for police
Speeding
Media release furnished by Provincetown Police
Truro and Wellfleet Police report no arrests for the past week
Sandwich Police weekly arrest report
SANDWICH - Sandwich Police report the following arrests for the past week. All suspects are considered
innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
On November 5th at 8:40 p.m.
Hanna Johnson of Sandwich was charged with
Assault and battery (domestic)
On Novmeber 8th at 8:32 p.m.
David M. Croteau of Mashpee was charged with
Operating under the influence of liquor
Marked lanes violation
On November 9th at 6:04 a.m.
Stanley D. Gonsalves of Sandwich was charged with
Warrant arrest
Data furnished by Sandwich Police
Falmouth Police weekly arrest report
FALMOUTH - Falmouth Police report the following arrests for the past week. All suspects are considered
innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
On November 7th at 8:42 p.m.
Edward W. Terry, 45, of East Falmouth was charged with
Operating under the influence of liquor (2nd offense)
Operating negligently to endanger
Marked lanes violation
Disorderly conduct
On November 7th at 9:58 p.m.
Herman A. Andrade, 33, of East Falmouth was charged with
Armed burglary
Carrying a dangerous weapon
On November 8th at 2:05 p.m.
James A. Nettway, 21, of Falmouth was charged with
Warrant arrest
On November 8th at 6:37 p.m.
Jeremy W. Murray, 27, of Bourne was charged with
Assault and battery with a dangerous weapon
Assault with intent to murder
and
Ashley M. Gisselman, 26, of East Falmouth was charged with
Assault and battery with a dangerous weapon
Assault with intent to murder
(see original story here)
On November 9th at 1:41 a.m.
Thomas Fisher Buttimner, 52, of Falmouth was charged with
Assault with a dangerous weapon
Armed assault with intent to murder
Resisting arrest
Warrant arrest (2 counts)
(See original story here)
On November 10th at 1:15 a.m.
Mark J. Roscoe, 40, of East Falmouth was charged with
Operating under the influence of liquor
Operating negligently to endanger
Data furnished by Falmouth Police
Truro Police and CERT seeking goods for Sandy victims
TRURO - Truro Police along with the Town of Truro's Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) are collecting goods for the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Collection boxes will be placed in the lobbies of the Truro and Provincetown police stations. Additional bins will be located at the Truro Community Center, Stop and Shop in Provincetown, Methodist Church in Provincetown and the Shankpainter Road branch of Seamen's Bank.
Items needed include cleaning supplies, latex and non-latex gloves, dust masks, toiletries, canned food, industrial strength garbage bags, new underwear and socks (packaged), and similar items. Additionally gift cards for Lowes, Home Depot, and Sears with a maximum amount of $20.00 may be brought to the Truro Police Station only.
Anyone who is interested in donating goods may place items in a drop box at the above locations. Pickups are scheduled for November 16th, and approximately a week after that. For more information contact Truro Police Chief Kyle Takakjian at (508) 487-8730
HYANNIS - At least one person was taken to Cape Cod Hospital for evaluation after this three-vehicle chain reaction crash on Falmouth Road (Route 28) just east of Pitchers Way shortly before 8:30 p.m. A Barnstable police officer enroute to another call apparently witnessed the crash and called it in. A second ambulance was also called to the scene. An investigator with the Sheriff's Department of Criminal Investigation was called to take photos. In the left photo, a victim is on a stretcher by the third vehicle which was a short distance up the road from the other two. Further details were not immediately available.
Photos by Tim Caldwell/CWN
Provincetown Police weekly arrest report
PROVINCETOWN - Provincetown Police report two arrests for the past week. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
On November 9th at 10:19 p.m. Ofc. Michael Barone arrested
Eric D. Simoes, 29, of Provincetown who was charged with
Assault and battery (domestic)
Malicious destruction of property
On November 12th at 7:59 a.m. Det. Meredith Lobur arrested
Valentino Alexi Davoli, 30, of Truro who was charged with
Operating under the influence of drugs
Fail to stop for police
Speeding
Media release furnished by Provincetown Police
Truro and Wellfleet Police report no arrests for the past week
Sandwich Police weekly arrest report
SANDWICH - Sandwich Police report the following arrests for the past week. All suspects are considered
innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
On November 5th at 8:40 p.m.
Hanna Johnson of Sandwich was charged with
Assault and battery (domestic)
On Novmeber 8th at 8:32 p.m.
David M. Croteau of Mashpee was charged with
Operating under the influence of liquor
Marked lanes violation
On November 9th at 6:04 a.m.
Stanley D. Gonsalves of Sandwich was charged with
Warrant arrest
Data furnished by Sandwich Police
Falmouth Police weekly arrest report
FALMOUTH - Falmouth Police report the following arrests for the past week. All suspects are considered
innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
On November 7th at 8:42 p.m.
Edward W. Terry, 45, of East Falmouth was charged with
Operating under the influence of liquor (2nd offense)
Operating negligently to endanger
Marked lanes violation
Disorderly conduct
On November 7th at 9:58 p.m.
Herman A. Andrade, 33, of East Falmouth was charged with
Armed burglary
Carrying a dangerous weapon
On November 8th at 2:05 p.m.
James A. Nettway, 21, of Falmouth was charged with
Warrant arrest
On November 8th at 6:37 p.m.
Jeremy W. Murray, 27, of Bourne was charged with
Assault and battery with a dangerous weapon
Assault with intent to murder
and
Ashley M. Gisselman, 26, of East Falmouth was charged with
Assault and battery with a dangerous weapon
Assault with intent to murder
(see original story here)
On November 9th at 1:41 a.m.
Thomas Fisher Buttimner, 52, of Falmouth was charged with
Assault with a dangerous weapon
Armed assault with intent to murder
Resisting arrest
Warrant arrest (2 counts)
(See original story here)
On November 10th at 1:15 a.m.
Mark J. Roscoe, 40, of East Falmouth was charged with
Operating under the influence of liquor
Operating negligently to endanger
Data furnished by Falmouth Police
Truro Police and CERT seeking goods for Sandy victims
TRURO - Truro Police along with the Town of Truro's Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) are collecting goods for the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Collection boxes will be placed in the lobbies of the Truro and Provincetown police stations. Additional bins will be located at the Truro Community Center, Stop and Shop in Provincetown, Methodist Church in Provincetown and the Shankpainter Road branch of Seamen's Bank.
Items needed include cleaning supplies, latex and non-latex gloves, dust masks, toiletries, canned food, industrial strength garbage bags, new underwear and socks (packaged), and similar items. Additionally gift cards for Lowes, Home Depot, and Sears with a maximum amount of $20.00 may be brought to the Truro Police Station only.
Anyone who is interested in donating goods may place items in a drop box at the above locations. Pickups are scheduled for November 16th, and approximately a week after that. For more information contact Truro Police Chief Kyle Takakjian at (508) 487-8730
Media release furnished by Truro Police
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