Yarmouth Police Arrest 3 for Burglary and Armed Assault On Monday, October 27, 2014 at approximately 9:21PM, the Yarmouth Police Department received a call reporting two males with bats wearing hoodies, making threats, and calling the reporting party out of the house at 368 Route 28 in West Yarmouth Yarmouth Police Patrol Officer Paul Mellett arrived on location reported that he observed males running with bats into the woods. Patrol Officer Kevin Antonovitch arrived in the area and encountered a male dressed in all black clothes nearby on Hemeon Drive later who was subsequently identified as Justin OBrien. Patrol Officer Mellet further reported that he observed two males in dark clothing ride off on bicycles toward Higgins Crowell Road. He also observed a Suburban type take off in the same direction. Within a few minutes, Yarmouth Police Detective Scott Lundegren located the vehicle and two other suspects at the Cumberland Farms in West Yarmouth. Investigation revealed that the suspects had arrived at 368 Route 28 and confronted a woman at the home and subsequently stole items and the two bicycles. The bicycles, as well as numerous pairs of stolen sneakers, were found inside the vehicle stopped at Cumberland Farms. Members of the Barnstable County Sheriff’s Department Crime Scene Unit and a Barnstable Police K9 Unit assisted in the on-scene investigation. Additional information may be uncovered as the follow-up investigation continues. All three suspects were arrested and transported to Yarmouth Police Headquarters. All three are scheduled for arraignment in the Barnstable District Court today. Arrest: JUSTIN S. OBRIEN Address: 55 MAYFAIR RD S DENNIS, MA Age: 21 Charges: BURGLARY, UNARMED ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS WEAPON Arrest: BENJAMIN DANIEL FORTIER Address: 24 JEANNES PATH YARMOUTHPORT, MA Age: 24 Charges: BURGLARY, UNARMED ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS WEAPON LARCENY UNDER $250 Arrest: ALTHEA R. FORTIER Address: 24 JEANNES PATH YARMOUTHPORT, MA Age: 18 Charges: BURGLARY, UNARMED LICENSE SUSPENDED, OP MV WITH This media release was prepared and distributed by Yarmouth Police Department Deputy Chief of Police Steven G. Xiarhos 508-775-0445 extension 2150 or [email protected]
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 19:04:39 +0000
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