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*CAPTURED* Newport Burglary Suspect Arrested in Holyoke, Mass.

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Newport Police Department
Chief Seth C. DiSanto
222 Main St.
Newport VT 05855

newport-vt-patchFor Immediate Release

Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017

News Media Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 802-332-6821
Email: john@jgpr.net

*CAPTURED*
Newport Burglary Suspect Arrested in Holyoke, Mass.

DANIEL GREENWOOD, AGE 41, most recently of TROY and COVENTRY. (Courtesy Photo)

 

NEWPORT — Chief Seth DiSanto is pleased to report that a man wanted by the Newport Police Department in connection with an August business break-in was arrested in Holyoke, Mass. last night.

DANIEL GREENWOOD, AGE 41, whose most recent known addresses are in TROY and COVENTRY, is charged with the following by the Newport Police:

  • Attempted Burglary
  • Unlawful Mischief
  • Attempting to Elude
  • Gross Negligent Operation
  • Excessive Speed
  • Resisting Arrest

GREENWOOD was arrested inside a McDonald’s restaurant in Holyoke Monday night, by a Holyoke Police lieutenant. He is expected to face additional charges in Massachusetts today. Newport Police will then be seeking for him to be extradited back to Vermont.

An arrest warrant was issued for GREENWOOD on Aug. 8, after he allegedly broke into the West Side Deli on Highland Avenue. At approximately 4:42 a.m., an officer was dispatched for a report of a person inside the store. Upon arrival, an officer began searching the area and was joined by an off-duty officer who was passing through the area.

The officers located a man, later identified as GREENWOOD, on one side of the building and attempted to establish a perimeter. GREENWOOD then allegedly emerged from a bush where he had been hiding and ran toward a gold SUV parked nearby. One of the officers attempted to subdue GREENWOOD and ordered him to stop, but GREENWOOD allegedly revved the SUV’s engine and eventually accelerated onto Highland Avenue at a high rate of speed. The officer lost sight of the speeding vehicle, but investigators later located a piece of the vehicle’s front end, including a license plate registered to another vehicle owned by GREENWOOD. 

Chief DiSanto wishes to thank the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Orleans County Sheriff’s Department, the U.S. Marshals Service, Vermont State Police and Holyoke Police for their assistance in the arrest.

“Teamwork by multiple agencies has today resulted in the apprehension of a dangerous fugitive, and I am very grateful for the assistance rendered to the Newport Police Department by our neighbors and partners,” Chief DiSanto said.

These are allegations. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty.

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Rowley Police Investigating Multiple Burglaries

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Rowley Police Department
Scott A. Dumas, Police Chief
477 Haverhill Street
Rowley, MA 01969

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017

Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: john@jgpr.net

Rowley Police Investigating Multiple Burglaries

ROWLEY — Chief Scott A. Dumas reports that the Rowley Police Department is investigating two home burglaries that occurred earlier this week.

On Monday, Oct. 23, at approximately 2:47 p.m., officers responded to a report of a break-in on Boxford Road. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the resident and learned that she had returned home to find a window and door open that had been closed when she’d left earlier in the day.

Officers began an investigation and observed that the screen had been removed from a window near the kitchen door, as well as an open bathroom window with visible hand prints on the windowsill. Officers also noticed that several drawers and cabinets were left open or dumped out throughout the home and that the suspect had paid special attention to jewelry containers. Rowley Police are awaiting a full inventory of missing items from the homeowner. Georgetown Police also assisted in the investigation and processing of the scene.

Neighbors who had been home during the time that the victim was away noted that they had seen a white or beige four-door SUV parked in the driveway.

At approximately 5:36 p.m., Rowley Police received a report of a second break-in on Boxford Road. Responding Officers observed evidence of forced entry at the rear of the home and, while conducting a search of the residence, noticed items strewn about in some rooms, and a bedroom in complete disarray. Rowley Police again requested the assistance of Georgetown Police in processing the scene.

Several pieces of jewelry were later determined to be missing from the second victim’s home.

Given the nature of the two incidents and the proximity of the two homes to one another — less than a quarter mile apart — Rowley Police believe the two break-ins are connected. Both incidents remain under investigation by the Rowley Police Department, which has shared information about the burglaries with fellow law enforcement agencies.

Anyone who believes they may have information about the burglaries is asked to call Rowley Police Sgt. Matthew Ziev at 978-948-7644.

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Hull Police Arrest Burglary Suspect

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Hull Police Department
Chief John Dunn
1 School Street
Hull, MA 02045

For Immediate Release

Monday, Oct. 16, 2017

Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: john@jgpr.net

Hull Police Arrest Burglary Suspect

HULL — Chief John E. Dunn reports that the Hull Police Department arrested a man for burglary last week.

WILLIAM FRANCIS NICKERSON, AGE 38, OF HINGHAM, is charged with:

  • Unarmed Burglary
  • Larceny of Construction Tools
  • Larceny from a Building
  • Possession of a Burglarious Instrument
  • Possession of Heroin (Subsequent Offense)

On Thursday, Oct. 12, at approximately 9:58 p.m., Hull Police were dispatched to 14 Lewis St. for a report of a break in progress at a home under construction. The calling party reported seeing a man entering the basement of the house.

Upon arrival, police observed an open basement door and a man identified as NICKERSON standing around several tools and construction equipment inside the home. After further investigation, police found several tools labeled with the name of the construction company that is working on the house in the bed of NICKERSON’S pick-up truck, which was parked in front of the residence.

Police learned that NICKERSON was previously fired from the construction company and did not have permission to be at the property or to take the tools. NICKERSON was placed under arrest and taken into custody without incident.

These are allegations. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty.

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Video: Dracut Police Investigating Residential Burglary

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Peter Bartlett
Chief of Police
110 Loon Hill Road
Dracut, MA 01826

For Immediate Release

Thursday, Sept. 14, 2017

Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: john@jgpr.net

Video: Dracut Police Investigating Residential Burglary

Click here for downloadable video footage.

DRACUT — Chief Peter Bartlett reports that the Dracut Police Department is actively investigating a residential burglary and is releasing video surveillance footage in an effort to enlist the public to assist in the case.

Yesterday afternoon, Dracut Police responded to a residence on Gerrish Avenue to take a report of a past breaking and entering. An investigator spoke with the resident who was able to private high-definition video footage from their front-door surveillance camera.

The footage shows two male suspects eating and drinking before proceeding to the rear of the residence, off camera, and breaking into the home.

Several items, including jewelry and CDs were stolen from the home.

If anyone recognizes the suspects seen in the video or noticed anything suspicious in the area, they are urged to call Dracut Police at 978-957-2123

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