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Randolph Police Arrest Two Juveniles Following Fight Outside High School

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Randolph Police Department
William Pace, Police Chief
41 South Main St.
Randolph, MA 02368

For Immediate Release

Monday, Sept. 17, 2018

Contact: Benjamin Paulin
Phone: 781-428-3299
Email: [email protected]

Randolph Police Arrest Two Juveniles Following Fight Outside High School

RANDOLPH — Chief William Pace reports that the Randolph Police Department arrested two juveniles after a fight outside Randolph High School that resulted in injuries to a Randolph Police officer who was responding to calls about the fight in progress.

A JUVENILE MALE, AGE 16, OF RANDOLPH was charged with:

  • Assault and Battery on a Police Officer (Four Counts)
  • Disorderly Conduct
  • Resisting Arrest

A second JUVENILE MALE, AGE 16, OF RANDOLPH was charged with:

  • Assault and Battery
  • Resisting Arrest
  • Interfering with a Police Officer

The teens will be arraigned in Quincy Juvenile Court on Tuesday. Their identities will not be released due to their age.

Shortly after 2 p.m. today, Sgt. Robert LeGrice responded to Randolph High School, 70 Memorial Parkway, for a report of multiple youths fighting in front of the school at dismissal.

Sgt. LeGrice arrived on scene and attempted to the break up the fighting and was pushed to the ground. Additional officers responded and subsequently arrested the two suspects who were allegedly involved in the fighting.

Sgt. LeGrice, a 30-year veteran of the department, was treated and released at a local hospital.

The investigation into the incident remains active and ongoing and additional charges could be brought forth against others involved in the fight.

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Stoneham Police Investigating after Three Are Stabbed During Altercation

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STONEHAM POLICE DEPARTMENT
Chief James McIntyre
47 Central Street
Stoneham, MA 02180-2044

For Immediate Release

Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2018

Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Stoneham Police Investigating after Three Are Stabbed During Altercation

Police Do Not Believe there is Any Danger to Community

STONEHAM — Chief James McIntyre reports that the Stoneham Police Department is investigating after three people were injured during an altercation Wednesday evening.

Police and fire responded to the vicinity of 498 Main St. at 8:42 p.m. for a report of a fight.

Upon arrival, officers spoke with a 47-year-old male who stated that he had been stabbed by a juvenile male who was still on scene. The adult male was able to locate the knife for officers. A preliminary investigation indicates that two groups of juveniles arranged to meet at the pizza shop when a fight broke out. The juvenile armed with the knife stabbed two juveniles from the other group.

One of the victims was stabbed in the torso and taken to a Boston hospital with serious injuries. The other victim was stabbed in the leg and sustained injuries that are not considered life-threatening.

The 47–year-old male, who was a bystander and had come out of the restaurant, attempted to intervene and was also stabbed in the leg by the juvenile armed with the knife. The bystander was treated for injuries that are likewise not believed to be life-threatening.

The group of juveniles scattered during the melee but were located by Stoneham Police officers a short time later. They were detained for questioning.

The incident is under investigation by Stoneham Police Detectives. As the investigation is just beginning, no charges have been filed at this time, and none of the names of those involved may be released at this time.

The Stoneham Police Department believes that the juveniles were known to each other and that this incident was not a random act of violence. Chief McIntyre stresses that there is no immediate threat to the community.

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Whitman Police Arrest Two Juveniles Driving Stolen Cars

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Whitman Police Department
Scott D. Benton, Chief of Police
20 Essex St
Whitman, MA 02382

For Immediate Release

Monday, Dec. 4, 2017

Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Whitman Police Arrest Two Juveniles Driving Stolen Cars

WHITMAN — Police Chief Scott D. Benton reports that the Whitman Police Department arrested two juveniles early Monday morning after they were allegedly each driving stolen vehicles that had been taken from a Brockton auto dealership.

A 15-YEAR-OLD JUVENILE and a 16-YEAR-OLD JUVENILE, BOTH MALES FROM BROCKTON, were arrested following a pursuit.

 

The 15-YEAR-OLD was charged with:

  • Failure to stop for police
  • Receiving a stolen motor vehicle
  • Receiving stolen property over $250
  • Speeding in violation of a special regulation
  • Negligent operation of a motor vehicle
  • Unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle

The 16-YEAR-OLD was charged with:

  • Failure to stop for police
  • Receiving a stolen motor vehicle
  • Receiving stolen property over $250
  • Leaving the scene of property damage
  • Negligent operation of a motor vehicle
  • Unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle

Around 3:12 a.m., a Whitman Police officer on patrol saw a 2011 white Dodge Charger and 2011 black BMW SE driving down Washington Street. Both vehicles appeared to be damaged and had bright yellow dealership stickers on the windshields. Neither vehicle had license plates.

When the officer attempted to pull the vehicles over, the drivers fled at a high rate of speed in different directions.

The pursuing officer followed the Dodge Charger into East Bridgewater and eventually into West Bridgewater. Along the way, the driver struck a stop sign, multiple fences and a fire hydrant. The 15-YEAR-OLD, who was operating the Dodge, crashed into a hydrant near 175 East St. in West Bridgewater and then fled on foot into a backyard.

He was later apprehended with the help of West Bridgewater Police and the State Police K-9 unit.

Inside the Dodge Charger, police recovered several sets of keys belonging to other vehicles from a dealership.

Whitman Police also responded to a report of damage to a parked pickup truck on Temple Street. The truck was believed to have been struck by one of the stolen vehicles prior to the pursuit.

While investigating on Temple Street a Whitman officer noticed a teen, later identified as the 16-YEAR-OLD JUVENILE, walking down the road. The teen flagged the officer down and asked for a ride to Brockton, saying he was cold.

The officer said he would give him a ride, but he needed to make sure the juvenile did not have any weapons or drugs on him. In searching the teen’s pockets, a knife was found, along with three sets of car keys, including the keys to a 2011 BMW.

The BMW was soon recovered near a fast food restaurant in Whitman. The keys found on the 16-YEAR-OLD SUSPECT matched the vehicle.

The vehicles and keys that were recovered were determined to have been stolen from Avon Auto Brokers in Brockton.

Because the suspects in the this case are juveniles, their names cannot be released. They will appear in Brockton Juvenile Court.

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

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