Wednesday, February 20, 2013
A New York man was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after police found a semi-automatic handgun that reports said he used to threaten a woman.
Burlington Police made an early-morning arrest today after receiving reports of a man with a gun at local hotel. According to a release from the Burlington Police Department, on Wednesday Feb. 20, at approximately 1:40 a.m. members of the the Burlington Police Department responded to a report of a man with a gun at the Hyatt House, 2 Van De Graff Drive. The initial report indicated the man had threatened a woman with the gun inside a room at the hotel and was now in the hallway. Officers located and questioned Luis Pinder of New York, N.Y. who denied any knowledge of a gun. However, after interviewing witnesses, the Burlington K-9 responded to perform a search of the area. The search led officers to the parking lot where ammunition was …
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2 Van de Graaff Dr, Burlington, MA
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Police arrested John Stocki in a residence in Lexington.
Police have made an arrest in connection to last night's robbery of the Bank of America in the Burlington Mall. As reported on Patch, at approximately 4:40pm, on Thursday, Oct. 18, the Burlington Police Department received a phone call indicating that a robbery just occurred at the Bank of America in the Burlington Mall. The Burlington Police Department responded along with the Massachusetts State Police and police departments from surrounding cities and towns. This afternoon, the Burlington Police Department informed the public an arrest had been made. According to police, On Friday, Oct. 19, at approximately 11:30 a.m., Burlington Police detectives arrested a 22 year old Lexington man in connection to the bank robbery which occurred at…
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Bank of America
10 Mall Rd, Burlington, MA
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Thursday, September 13, 2012
The sheriff's officer was pressuring an inmate for money and drugs and conducted a drug transaction with an undercover state trooper, according to the district attorney's office.
A sergeant with the Middlesex County Sheriff's Department was found guilty Wednesday on charges that he received money and cocaine from an undercover state trooper, according to a press release from the Middlesex County District Attorney's office. Michael Dell'Isola, 52, of Somerville, was found guilty after a six-day jury trial in Middlesex Superior Court, the press release says. According to a statement from Middlesex County District Attorney Gerard Leone, "This defendant abused his position of authority by participating in illegal drug activities while on duty as a sergeant in the Middlesex Sheriff's Department." According to the DA's office, Dell'Isola was pressuring an inmate to provide him with money and cocaine, and in an …
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
The Burlington Police Department launched an online investigation of alleged sexual enticement of a child that yielded an arrest of a man who worked at a Burlington business.
The Burlington Police Department arrested a Brighton man on charges of enticing a minor under 16 years of age over the internet. According to a release from the Burlington Police, the department has been conducting an on-going investigation involving the alleged sexual enticement of a child. This investigation was initiated by Officer Robert Aloisi, Jr., the department’s cyber crime investigator, who posed on the internet as a child under the age of 16. Officer Aloisi received assistance from the Middlesex District Attorney’s Cyber Protection Unit and this cooperative effort led to the issuance of two search warrants. One search warrant was for a business located within Burlington, the second for a private residence in Brighton. On …
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Town of Burlington Police Dept
45 Center St, Burlington, MA
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
The man was a fugitive from justice out of Belmont
Nashua Patch, covering Nashua, New Hampshire, reported yesterday that Nashua police arrested a Burlington man who was wanted on a warrant for alleged cocaine trafficking. Police said Derek Sacca, 28, of Burlington, was arrested Aug. 1. According to the Nashua Telegraph, a records check confirmed Sacca had an outstanding warrant out of Belmont, Mass., for cocaine trafficking. He was also charged with possession of a narcotic drug – cocaine – a class B felony, police said. Sacca was being held late last week at the police station pending arraignment and extradition to Massachusetts.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Burlington Police Officer David Outerbridge found the narcotics, worth roughly $6,000 on the streets, following a motor vehicle stop on Winn Street.
The Burlington Police Department announced yesterday that officers have taken roughly two pounds of marijuana off the streets. According to Burlington Police, on the early morning of Tuesday, Jan. 31, at approximately 12:50 a.m. Officer David Outerbridge of the Burlington Police Department conducted a motor vehicle stop of a gray 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee on Winn Street, in the area of Marshall Simonds Middle School and the Memorial Elementary School. During the search, Outerbridge became suspicious and began a search and investigation of the vehicle and its occupants. That search led to the finding of a large quantity of marijuana" inside the vehicle. The vehicle was being occupied by two male subjects, a 25-year-old Arlington male and a …
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Town of Burlington Police Dept
45 Center St, Burlington, MA
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Marshall Simonds Middle School
114 Winn St, Burlington, MA
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Burlington City Hall
8:58 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
J. Parker it's nice to have tens of thousands of jobs in the community and some of the most well respected tech companies in the world. Obviously you need hotels for the transients businessmen/women. The online prostitution that goes on at Hyatt and Candlewood Suites needs to be looked at more. Police set up more stings. This guy was obviously a pimp threatening a hooker. more ›