Thursday, May 16, 2013
The following information was provided by the Concord Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
Wednesday, May 8 9:50 a.m. – A 911 caller reported a fox, possibly a sick one, was in the roadway on Lowell Road. Police checked the area, but it was gone on arrival. 10:46 a.m. – An employee from the Club Car Café called to report and unwanted man had fallen asleep at a table there. Police responded to the scene and the man complied with a request to leave the premises. 10:50 a.m. – A Cambridge woman reported that, while visiting a home in West Concord, she was bitten by a dog. 12:11 p.m. – Officers investigated a reported motor vehicle accident on Commonwealth Avenue, by Concord Outfitters. 1:07 p.m. – Police responded to a report of multiple commercial vehicles parked on Monument Street, by Monument Farm Road, and causing a safety …
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
An inmate the the Northeastern Correctional Center walked away from his work release gig at Concord's Colonial Inn on May 14, and now faces up to another decade behind bars after his capture two hours later in West Concord.
The man who walked away from his minimum security work release gig washing dishes at the Colonial Inn yesterday now faces up to 10 more years in prison if convicted of escaping, reports the Boston Herald, citing the Middlesex District Attorney's Office. An hours-long ordeal that began when Freddie Deya, 25, fled from his work release during a routine "spot check," ended Tuesday afternoon when he was ordered held on $10,000 cash bail at his arraignment in Concord District Court following his apprehension and arrest after a two-hour manhunt around town. After fleeing from the Colonial Inn, police believe Deya traveled along rivers and railroad tracks, eventually crossing Route 2 and ending up near the West Concord Depot station, where he was…
Police discuss the chase and apprehension of the escaped prisoner who led law enforcement on a multi-agency, two-hour manhunt that traversed the town on Tuesday, May 14.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Police detail the chase and apprehension of the escaped prisoner who led law enforcement on a multi-agency, two-hour manhunt that traversed the town on Tuesday, May 14.
Though he's been caught after a manhunt across Concord, it remains a mystery this evening why Freddie Deya fled from his minimum security work release Tuesday morning in Concord Center. Jailed on an assault and battery charge, the 25-year-old Deya was just months away from his parole eligibility this August and his release date was scheduled for Aug. 25, 2014, according to the Department of Corrections. He was doing his time at the Northeastern Correctional Center -- a pre-release facility colloquilly known as the Concord Farm for the cows that graze on parts of the lawn unoccupied by solar panels -- and worked as a dishwasher at the posh Colonial Inn. But, in all likelihood, that changes now. According to authorities, Deya, whose last…
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Escaped prisoner is found in West Concord.
The inmate who walked away from his minimum security work release this morning in Concord Center has been found. Concord Police Chief Barry Neal says Freddie Deya, 25, of Leominster, was located in West Concord by the riverbed near MCI-Concord. Deya had been declared a “walkaway” from the Northeast Correctional Center, colloquially known as the Concord Farm, at 11:10 a.m.. The Department of Correction's Fugitive Apprehension Unit was notified at the time, as were local police, said a police press release. Deya was recently seen in the area of the West Concord train station after allegedly leaving a work site near the Colonial Inn, according to a CodeRed alert from the town, which did not identify the inmate by name. Stay with Concord …
Authorities are searching for in inmate who fled from his job site in Concord Center this morning.
A search is underway in Concord for an inmate who walked away from his minimum security work release this morning in the town center, according to Concord Police. A communication blast shortly after noontime described the inmate as a black man, about 5-foot, 6-inches in height and about 186 pounds wearing a T-shirt, black pants and a black hat. A press release from the state Department of Corrections identified the man as 25-year-old Freddie Deya, 25, whose last known address was in Leominster. Deya was declared a “walkaway” from the Northeast Correctional Center, colloquially known as the Concord Farm, at 11:10 a.m. this morning, May 14. The DOC’s Fugitive Apprehension Unit was notified at the time, as were local police, the press release…
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People from around the country take part in a candle-light vigil at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial to honor the fallen including officers from Massachusetts.
More than 19,000 names of fallen law enforcement officers are etched into the walls of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, DC, and more are added every year. The keepers of the police memorial figure one law officer in the United States dies in the line of duty every 57 hours. For this year's ceremony, 321 names were added to that wall. Among them: Middlesex County Correction Officer James Callahan, Sr., who died in 1973 due to a heart attack after being assaulted by an inmate and Woburn Police Officer John P. Gibbons III, who was killed in the line of duty on May 4, 1999. Gibbons suffered a fatal heart attack after being kicked in the chest by a woman while responding to a disturbance call. Monday night, …
The following information was provided by the Concord Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
Monday, May 6 9:21 a.m. – A College Road resident called to report losing his wallet the previous night near the West Concord plaza. 11:40 .am. – Police were dispatched to the Treasurer’s Office at the Town House for a report of a suspicious person there. It was determined to be a civil matter, involving the 1994 divorce of a woman who no longer lives in town and who was given information about how to obtain the assistance she sought, according to the incident report. 12:43 a.m. – An abandoned 911 call came in from the Peabody School. It was confirmed as accidental. 1:35 p.m. – A Lowell Road resident reported a suspicious blue compact car continually stopping on the side of the road. Police responded to the area, but the vehicle was gone…
Monday, May 13, 2013
Crackdown on motorists who don't buckle-up will start later this month.
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Monday, May 13
The following was provided by the Concord Police Department. As motorists take to the roads this Memorial Day holiday, Concord Police are urging everyone to buckle up. The Concord Police Department, in partnership with the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security’s (EOPSS) Highway Safety Division (HSD) and other local departments will take part in the 2013 national Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement mobilization from May 20 to June 2 and crack down on motorists who are not belted. “As we kick-off the busy summer driving season it’s important that everyone buckles up every time they go out, both day and night – no excuses,” said Chief Barry R. Neal. “Our officers are also prepared to ticket drivers and passengers not wearing …
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Sunday, May 12, 2013
The following information was provided by the Concord Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
Sunday, May 5 12 a.m. – A Concord woman reported her husband left her on Route 2 west, past Crosby’s Mobil, after a verbal altercation in their vehicle. An officer responded to pick up the woman and transport her home, while two others headed to the couple’s Musterfield Road residence to speak with her husband. 10:35 p.m. – Police responded to a report of a large group of bicyclists heading into town via Strawberry Hill Road “running six and seven-deep and refusing to share the road.” The officers were unable to locate the riders. 11:28 a.m. – A Border Road resident reported her home was egged and toilet-papered overnight. 2:48 p.m. – Carlisle Police reported an erratic driver heading into Concord on Lowell Road. Police were unable to …
