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Raynham Police Charge Two Men with Stealing Mail, Packages from Mailboxes

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Raynham Police Department
Chief James Donovan
53 Orchard St.,
Raynham, MA 02767

For Immediate Release

Thursday, Sept. 5, 2019

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

Raynham Police Charge Two Men with Stealing Mail, Packages from Mailboxes

RAYNHAM — Chief James Donovan reports that the Raynham Police Department charged two men with stealing mail and packages from residential mailboxes this week.

JORGE DEANDRADE, AGE 30, OF BROCKTON and RAYMOND LACASSE, AGE 31, OF RAYNHAM, were both charged with Larceny Over $250 and will be issued summonses to be arraigned at a later date. In addition, DEANDRADE was arrested on an outstanding warrant.

On Wednesday, Sept. 4, at approximately 1:50 a.m., a Raynham Police officer was on routine patrol on North Main Street in the area of Center Street.

The officer noticed two men walking from Center Street toward North Main Street. As the officer continued down the road he noticed that a mailbox had been knocked from its post and was left on the ground about 50 feet away.

In recent weeks there have been reports of mailboxes in the area being damaged and destroyed.

The officer turned his cruiser around and went to speak with the two men walking down the street, later identified as DEANDRADE and LACASSE.

Both men were wearing Disney Fast Pass bracelets and could not explain where they got them.

Through the subsequent investigation, it was determined that DEANDRADE had an outstanding warrant and he was placed under arrest. In searching DEANDRADE, officers found a Disney booklet in his back pocket with three Disney credit cards inside that were not his.

LACASSE was found to have a box from the Dollar Shave Club in his pocket.

Following the booking process, a piece of mail was found in DEANDRADE’S shoe belonging to a Lakeview Drive resident.

Later in the day, Raynham Police successfully returned the credit cards and bracelets to their proper owners.

“This was great police work and I’m glad we were able to return the stolen property to their rightful owners,” Chief Donovan said.

The incident remains under investigation and DEANDRADE and LACASSE could face additional charges.

Anyone who believes they may have been a victim of mail theft or vandalism is asked to call Raynham Police at 508-824-2716.

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

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Hull Police Charge Man with Larceny, Remind Beachgoers to Protect Their Valuables

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

For Immediate Release

Tuesday, July 16, 2019

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

Hull Police Charge Man with Larceny, Remind Beachgoers to Protect Their Valuables

HULL — Chief John Dunn reports that the Hull Police Department arrested a man for larceny on Monday, July 15, after he allegedly stole a woman’s pocketbook at Nantasket Beach.

RICHARD NUTILE JR., AGE 52, OF HULL was charged with one count of Larceny From a Person.

At approximately 6:50 p.m., a Hull Police officer, en route to a call, was flagged down by an individual who reported that a man had stolen his girlfriend’s pocketbook. The individual pointed to a man, later identified as NUTILE, who was running down the street.

The officer caught up to NUTILE, who was carrying a backpack. Through the subsequent investigation and speaking to NUTILE, it was determined that the backpack contained a pocketbook and cellphone that belonged to the victims.

NUTILE was arrested and taken to the Hull Police Department to be booked. NUTILE was expected to be arraigned in Hingham District Court today.

Hull Police and Chief Dunn would like to remind residents to keep their valuables safe and secure while at the beach:

  • Only bring essentials for the day
  • Keep your items close to your person or out of sight
  • Consider purchasing a waterproof bag so you can keep your valuables with you as you go in the water

“I’d like to commend the individual who flagged down our officer and was able to point out the suspect, resulting in quick recovery of the items and an arrest,” Chief Dunn said. “Beachgoers should remember to never leave their valuables unattended and always be aware of their surroundings.”

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

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Concord Police Seeking to Identify Women Who Allegedly Stole Cell Phones from Store

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Concord Police Department
Chief Joseph O’Connor
219 Walden Street
P.O. Box 519
Concord, MA 01742

For Immediate Release

Sunday, May 26, 2019

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

Concord Police Seeking to Identify Women Who Allegedly Stole Cell Phones from Store

CONCORD — Chief Joseph O’Connor reports that the Concord Police Department is investigating a larceny of two cell phones at a store Friday afternoon and is seeking the public’s help in identifying a pair of suspects.

At approximately 3:15 p.m. Friday, May 24, Concord Police responded to IM Wireless, 191 Sudbury Road, for a report of a larceny.

Upon arrival, officers spoke to a store employee who told them that two women had walked into the store, approached the Apple iPhone display and ripped two iPhone X phones away from the alarmed display. The women then ran out of the store and fled the area in a vehicle.

Officers searched the area but were unable to locate the women.

In reviewing the video surveillance footage from the store, one woman was estimated to between 18-23 years old, with a short, heavy-set build. She was wearing a black hooded jacket, tight-fitting blue pants and royal blue sneakers.

The second suspect was approximately 18-23 years old, who was tall with an athletic build. She was wearing a dark sweatshirt with the word “Pink” across the front, black tight-fitting pants and sneakers.

Anyone with information about the incident or who can identify the two women is asked to call the Concord Police Department at 978-318-3400.

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

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Groveland Police to Charge Juvenile for Larceny, Motor Vehicle Break-In

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Groveland Police Department
Jeffrey Gillen, Chief
Public Safety Building
181 Main St
Groveland, MA 01834

For Immediate Release

Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019

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

Groveland Police to Charge Juvenile for Larceny, Motor Vehicle Break-In

Residents Advised to Lock Car Doors, Bring In Mail Every Day

GROVELAND — Chief Jeffrey Gillen reports that the Groveland Police Department will charge a juvenile with stealing from mailboxes and a motor vehicle last weekend.

A 16-year-old Groveland resident will be charged with:

  • Larceny (14 counts)
  • Breaking and Entering into a Motor Vehicle in the Nighttime to Commit a Felony

On Jan. 19 at 9:30 a.m., Groveland Police received a report from a resident on Balch Avenue that their car had been broken into overnight and several items were missing, including snow pants and Ray-Ban sunglasses.

The following morning, Groveland Police received a box from a resident that included mail from 14 different addresses on Bear Hill Road, Amber Lane, Rollins Street, Governors Road and Seven Star Road, along with snow pants and sunglasses that matched the description of the previously reported stolen items.

Through an investigation, police were able to identify the suspect this evening. He will be summonsed to Essex County Juvenile Court in Lawrence at a later date.

Groveland Police would like to remind residents to always bring in their mail every night and to:

  • Always lock all car doors
  • Never leave electronics or valuable personal items in plain view
  • Do not leave money in your car or loose change in plain view
  • Call police immediately if you notice something missing

“I want to commend our detectives for their keen investigative skills that led them to quickly identify the suspect in these larcenies,” Chief Gillen said. “If you see something suspicious in your neighborhood, do not hesitate to report the activity to police.”

Residents who were expecting mail at the end of last week and have not yet received it should contact Detective Steven Petrone at 978 521-1212.

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