Friday, May 24, 2013
The following information comes from the Winchester Police Department. When arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
[Editor's note: The following information comes from the Winchester Police Department. When arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.] Construction Worker Injured in Fall from Roof in Winchester At 10:52 a.m. May 16, Winchester Police responded to Walnut Street for a report of a construction worker that fell roughly a dozen feet from a roof and sustained an head injury, according to a police report. Fire Engine 4 and paramedics were tending to the injured North Billerica man upon arrival, according to the report. The injured man briefly told police that he went to reposition himself while working on the roof and siding of the home to make a cut in an existing window, when he lost his balance on a portion of the raised roof…
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
The arrests came after Winchester Police obtained a search warrant for an Everett residence, as officers searched the premises for a laptop computer stolen from a Winchester business.
A pair of Everett men and an Everett woman have been arraigned on several drug and gun charges, including possession of a gun that was reported stolen from a Chelsea District Court evidence locker in November 2011, according to a press statement from Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan's office. Liban Ali, 21, Jeffrey Sanon, 30, and Malensky Oscar, 21, all of Everett, were arraigned in Malden District Court on charges of possession of a high-capacity firearm (three counts each), possession of a high-capacity magazine (three counts each), unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition, trafficking in cocaine over 36 grams, conspiracy to violate the drug law and receiving stolen property. Following a dangerousness hearing, Malden …
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Winchester native and MBTA Officer Richard Donohue Jr., who was injured in a shoot out with the Boston Marathon bombers talks about that night, his injuries and his recovery.
Winchester native and MBTA Police Officer Richard Donohue Jr. who was injured in a shoot-out night with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, continues to recover from his injuries. Last Friday the 33-year-old officer was moved from Mount Auburn Hospital to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, according to Boston.com. According to that story his recovery has entered the second phase and he will now concentrate on building strength in his legs so he can prepare to go home. During the shoot-out in Watertown, Donohue was struck in the leg and the bullet tore femoral artery, causing massive blood loss. The bullet is still in his leg. This past weekend Donohue spoke to Boston.com about his ordeal, how he's feeling and what lies ahead. Donohue, of…
Friday, May 17, 2013
The following information comes from the Winchester Police Department. When arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
[Editor's note: The following information comes from the Winchester Police Department. When arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.] May 9 2:47 p.m.: A Winchester man visited the police station to report fraud, according to a police report. The man reportedly paid nearly $5,000 to an individual claiming to be federal tax agent and that the man owed taxes. The alleged tax agent threatened the man with deportation if he did not pay the agent $3,800 in "greendot" Moneypak pre-paid cards loaded with the money, and after the agent received the money he told the man he was mistaken and that an additional $1,000 needed to be paid in the same fashion, according to the report. Moneypak told police they were not responsible for …
Thursday, May 16, 2013
The following information comes from the Winchester Police Department. When arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
[Editor's note: The following information comes from the Winchester Police Department. When arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.] Dog Killed in Accident in Winchester At 8:05 a.m. on May 7, Winchester Police responded to Eaton Street for a report of a dog struck by a vehicle, according to a police report. A witness told police that she saw a woman speeding up Eaton to try and avoid waiting in traffic, when a dog ran out into the street and was hit by the driver before she could stop, according to the report. The dog was dead when police arrived on scene, according to the report. The dog's owner told police that she left her dogs in the backyard for a few minutes, and when she called them back in only one came back, …
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Winchester resident Karina Chmielewski recalls how things have gone for her since the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15.
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Winchester resident Karina Chmielewski recalls how things have gone for her since the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15.
Since the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15, Winchester resident Karina Chmielewski said the month that followed has been "a physical and emotional rollercoaster." Chmielewski, who was about a half-mile away from the finish line at the marathon when the explosions went off, said she will never forget what transpired that afternoon. "The last 30 days have been a physical and emotional rollercoster," she said. "What happened on April 15 forever changed my life, my family's and friends'. I am taking a break from running due to an injury, but as soon as I recover I will resume training for Boston Marathon 2014." Following the marathon, Chmielewski was expected to participate in a Canadian Ironman event, but had to drop out due to an injury…
One month after the bombings, the sisters, along with an uncle, of injured Stoneham natives and brothers JP and Paul Norden will walk the 26.2 mile Boston Marathon route Wednesday in support of their brothers.
One month after the bombings, the sisters, along with an uncle, of injured Stoneham natives and brothers JP and Paul Norden will walk the 26.2 mile Boston Marathon route Wednesday in support of their brothers, according to a CBS Boston report. Each brother, who were reunited at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown, lost a leg, suffered burns and shrapnel wounds during the attack. To honor their injured brothers, Colleen and Caitlin, alongside their uncle, Peter Brown, were expected to start the walk at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Hopkinton, according to the report. “In an effort to demonstrate our love, solidarity and encourage healing within our family, we intend to walk the twenty-six miles three-hundred and eighty-five yards to …
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
People from around the country take part in a candle-light vigil at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial to honor the fallen including officers from Massachusetts.
More than 19,000 names of fallen law enforcement officers are etched into the walls of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, DC -- and more are added every year. The keepers of the police memorial figure one law officer in the United States dies in the line of duty every 57 hours. For this year's ceremony, 321 names were added to that wall. Among them: Middlesex County Correction Officer James Callahan, Sr., who died in 1973 due to a heart attack after being assaulted by an inmate and Woburn Police Officer John P. Gibbons III, who was killed in the line of duty on May 4, 1999. Gibbons suffered a fatal heart attack after being kicked in the chest by a woman while responding to a disturbance call. Monday night, …
The police officer with Exeter ties was seriously injured.
The police officer shot in a manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombing suspects last month said he saw them tossing bombs out of a vehicle in the moments before he was hit. Richard Donohue Jr., 33, a Winchester native and Woburn resident, nearly died from injuries he suffered during a shootout in Watertown. He's recovering at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge. The CBS Evening News Monday night aired an exclusive interview with him. Donohue, a Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority police officer, was shot in the groin. The bullet severed his femoral artery, he told CBS. He lost nearly all the blood in his body. It was replaced through transfusions, surgeons said. It is unclear who shot Donohue. Police are investigating the possibility that it …
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