Cape Wide News for Friday February 19th, 2010

Barnstable Police release new details on bank robbery

CENTERVILLE - Police have released new details on how they tracked down the man who allegedly robbed the TD Bank in Centerville Thursday afternoon. They say at approximately 1:08 p.m., TD Bank employees called BPD Dispatch to report the robbery. The suspect entered the bank and approached the teller window. He made a verbal demand from money for two TD Bank employees. He received an undisclosed amount of money and fled the bank. He was last observed leaving the area on foot towards the Centerville Post Office. The suspect was described as a 55-year-old white male. He was reportedly 6’00 tall and had a slender build. The suspect was wearing a dark colored stocking hat and sunglasses. He had what was described as a large band-aid on his face.

Police Investigators interviewed witnesses and viewed the TB Bank security video. Police Investigators believed the “band aid” might have been used in an attempt to cover a scar, tattoo, and/or other identifiable mark on his face.

Based on the physical description and possible facial scar, David R Manley of Mashpee was identified as a possible suspect. Manley has a lengthy criminal history dating back to the early 1970’s. His numerous past arrests include a conviction out of Middlesex Superior Court 09/19/1983. Manley received a 10 year suspended sentence for an Armed Robbery. BPD Detective John York identified Manley as the suspect depicted in the TD Bank robbery.

Barnstable Police Department Detective John York, Patrolman Mark Delaney and Mashpee Police Detectives initiated surveillance at Manley’s residence in Mashpee. At approximately 6:30 p.m., Manley arrived home and was taken into custody without incident. Manley acknowledged his involvement in the robbery to police investigators. He has been charged with a single count of Unarmed Robbery. Manley will be arraigned in Barnstable District Court on Friday 02/19/2010.

Police Investigators are still looking into Manley’s possible involvement in the recent four (4) other TD Bank robberies since 01/02/2010.
Release furnished by Barnstable Police. Photo by Frank F. Paparo/CWN file

Police hire man as informant, then arrest him on drug charges
FALMOUTH - A local man was hired by the police as an informant but shortly after making a "buy" for police last Tuesday, allegedly returned to the same dealer who was still under surveillance and used the money he received from police to buy more drugs. John Yarrington, 23, was charged with possession of heroin. The alleged dealer Cory Noonan, 20, was also arrested on heroin charges. Police say they seized more heroin and other drug paraphelnelia at Noonan's mother's house where he was apparently living. Both suspects were due to be arraigned Wednesday in Falmouth District Court.

Yarmouth Police Department Arrests of the Week
YARMOUTH - From 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, February 11th, 2010 to 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, February 18th, 2010 the men and women of the Yarmouth Police Department logged 515 police service calls which resulted in criminal charges against 30 people. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Some of the more noteworthy arrests were:

Date Time Initial Incident Arresting Officer

2/11 6:08 p.m. Long Pond Drive THEFT Patrol Investigator Erica McGrath
Mary L. Perella 34 of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Shoplifting

2/12 7:25 p.m. Golfers Circle VEHICLE STOP Patrol Investigator Scott Lundegren
Melissa Dawn Cummings, 26 of Souh Yarmouth who was charged with
Outstanding warrant

2/12 11:50 a.m. Route 28 VEHICLE STOP Patrol Officer Michael Kramer
Jeffrey Lewis, 26, of South Yarmouth who as charged with
Suspended license

2/12 3:11 p.m. Higgins Crowell Road THEFT Detective Christopher Kent
Brooke W. Myland, 29, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Felony larceny from person over age 60

2/13 2:29 a.m. Route 6A VEHICLE STOP Patrol Investigator Scott Lundegren
Joseph A. Servidori, 35, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Operating under the influence of alcohol
Operating under the influence of drugs
Operating to endanger
Marked lanes

2/13 1:15 p.m. Old Main Street VEHICLE STOP Patrol Officer Sean Brewer
Thomas E. O’Connell, (left) 41 of Brewster
and
Alycia Royale Marshall, (center) 29, of South Yarmouth
and
Jeffrey William Medeiros, (right) 34, of West Yarmouth who were all charged with
Felony receiving stolen property

2/13 9:43 p.m. Route 28 VEHICLE STOP Patrol Officer Kevin Antonovitch
Peter J. Lyons, 41, of Centerville who was charged with
Operating under the influence of alcohol
Passing violation

2/14 2:43 p.m. Norton Road DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Patrol Officer Sean Brewer
Richard M. Walsh, 38, of Dennis who was charged with
Violation of a protective order

2/15 2:00 a.m. Route 28 VEHICLE STOP Patrol Investigator Christopher Van Ness
Matthew A. Tierney, 25, of Mattapan, MA who was charged with
Outstanding warrant

2/15 5:05 p.m. Bayview Street VEHICLE CRASH Patrol Officer Sean Brewer
Michael T. Perry, 51, of Hyannis who was charged with
Operating under the influence of alcohol
Leaving the scene of a crash
(no mugshot)

2/15 8:11 p.m. Hoover Road DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Patrol Officer Richard Fichter
Ericcson Torres, 35, of West Yarmouth who was charged with
Assault and battery

2/17 11:43 p.m. Pine Grove Road DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Patrol Officer Albert Sprague
Joshua F. Bitting, 29, of South Yarmouth who was charged with
Assault and battery

Release and mugshots furnished by Yarmouth Police

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