Police Briefs 04-04-2013
March 25 Luis Vanegas, 17, of 50 Clark Ave., Chelsea, faced arrest charges for operating a motor vehicle without a license and…
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Police Briefs 03-28-2013
3/18 An arrest was made on 3/18 when Bryan Kelleher, 20, of 58 Baldwin Ave., Everett, faced charges including unarmed robbery, assault…
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WIRETAPS DISCUSSED WITH CHIEFS Area police chiefs were at the State House recently to discuss critical legislative matters important to the law…
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Local Dignitaries Paint Bowls to Help out the Chelsea Hunger Network
Participating in the celebrity bowl-painting workshop Tuesday at the Chelsea PoliceStation were (front row) Fire Chief Robert Better Jr. CPD newcomer advocate…
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Police Briefs 03-14-2013
3/4/13 An 18-year-old Boston resident, Charles McCarthy of 112 Wells Ave., faced arrest on charges including default warrant and felony warrants. Henry…
Continue readingSuspect Arrested on Murder Charges for Blossom Street Shooting
A 22-year-old Everett resident has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred on Blossom Street in Chelsea on Tuesday…
Continue readingPolice Briefs 03-07-2013
Monday, February 25 The Chelsea Police Department made several arrests on this date. Fransico Cruz, 31, residing at 8 Burma Road in…
Continue readingLarge Amount of Crystal Meth Seized in Valentine Package
Drug trafficking charges were brought against a Chelsea resident following the discovery of approximately $10,000 worth of crystal methamphetamine. The substance was…
Continue readingIs McLaughlin Ready to Take a Plea Deal?: Former CHA Director Not Indicted but Charged in Document That Often is Precursor to a Deal
For years, the investigation into former Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) Director Michael McLaughlin dragged on. Finally, last Thursday brought charges from U.S.…
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New Wiretap Bill Would Level Playing Field for Police
Chelsea Police Chief Brian Kyes readily acknowledges that when it comes to technology—particularly in the realm of communications—law enforcement finds itself trailing…
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