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Yarmouth - Cape Cod2010 Population: 23,793 Yarmouth
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| FUNDRAISER FOR SINGLE MOM BADLY INJURED BY HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER Friday March 28, 2025 |
| HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS ? Kelsey Lima was one of two females injured in last Sunday morning's vehicle vs. pedestrian hit-and-run in the parking lot of the Tiki Port restaurant. The 21-year-old male driver of the pickup truck that left the scene is also accused of using his vehicle as a dangerous weapon, and he was arraigned this past Monday on multiple criminal charges, including two felonies. Kelsey's injuries were severe, and she was immediately airlifted to a Rhode Island trauma center following the crash. Kelsey suffered extreme trauma, including broken facial bones and a collapsed lung. According to a family member, Kelsey is now home being supported by loved ones. She has a long road to recovery ahead of her.
LINKS TO EARLIER HN COVERAGE & DETAILS:
*** WATCH *** PICKUP TRUCK LEAVES SCENE AFTER STRIKING, BADLY INJURING TWO PEDESTRIANS? ONE WOMAN MEDFLIGHTED? POLICE STOP SUSPECT VEHICLE? ARREST MADE?
*** WATCH *** YARMOUTH MAN ACCUSED OF USING TRUCK AS A WEAPON AFTER TWO WOMEN STRUCK IN TIKI PORT PARKING LOT: ARRAIGNMENT FOOTAGE
THE FUNDRAISER TO HELP KELSEY:
In a gofundme fundraiser entitled ?Support Kelsey's Recovery Journey,? her aunt shares the following:
?Please help my niece Kelsey with medical bills, treatment, and household expenses while she is recovering from her injuries sustained in a hit and run this past weekend.
Kelsey was born and raised on Cape Cod. Kelsey is a hardworking single Mother of two beautiful children. Kelsey is also a Cape homeowner. Kelsey is intelligent, fun loving, and a quick witted woman who always places family and friends as her top priority. Let us show her the same support now!
At this time, it is unclear what her medical needs will be as she recovers. We do know that a return to work will not happen anytime soon.
Any contribution big or small would help secure her household bills and medical expenses. Sharing the gofundme is also important.
Thank you?
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| Dennis-Yarmouth District Replacing Faulty Sports Fields At New School Thursday March 27, 2025 |
| SOUTH YARMOUTH ? The Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District says it's taking immediate steps to address construction defects in the athletic turf fields that were installed as part of the new D-Y Intermediate Middle School Project. The district says the two athletic fields at the school which opened in 2023 have been problematic since they were [?]
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| Arrest in Yarmouth part of statewide sweep by ICE that netted 370 alien offenders Thursday March 27, 2025 |
| BOSTON, MA ? U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and federal law enforcement partners apprehended 370 illegal aliens in Massachusetts during an enhanced targeted enforcement operation focusing on transnational organized crime, gangs, and egregious illegal alien offenders March 18-23. ?The Commonwealth is a safer place for our residents to live and work because ICE and our [?]
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| 370 ILLEGAL ALIEN OFFENDERS ARRESTED DURING 6-DAY MASSACHUSETTS SWEEP, ICE SAYS Wednesday March 26, 2025 |
| BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS ? [ICE MEDIA STATEMENT] ? U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and federal law enforcement partners apprehended 370 illegal aliens in Massachusetts during an enhanced targeted enforcement operation focusing on transnational organized crime, gangs, and egregious illegal alien offenders March 18-23.
?The Commonwealth is a safer place for our residents to live and work because ICE and our federal law enforcement partners arrested hundreds of alien offenders and removed them from the streets of Massachusetts,? said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Boston acting Field Office Director Patricia H. Hyde. ?Throughout this enhanced enforcement operation, we targeted the most dangerous alien offenders in some of the most crime-infested neighborhoods in and around Boston. Our efforts resulted in 370 arrests throughout the commonwealth. ICE and our federal law enforcement partners are committed to protecting the homeland through the eradication of transnational criminal organizations, dismantling dangerous criminal gangs preying on the American public, locating and arresting criminal alien offenders, and making our communities a safer place to live.?
During the six-day enhanced operation, ICE and federal law enforcement partners targeted egregious criminal alien offenders including transnational criminal organizations known to operate in and around Boston and throughout Massachusetts. These organizations include the notorious MS-13, Tren de Aragua, Trinitarios, and 18th Street gangs.
?This week's enhanced enforcement operations with our partners from the FBI, DEA, ATF, DSS and CBP prove that we are taking a whole of government approach to protecting our communities from foreign nationals involved in transnational gangs, drug traffickers, child predators, violent criminals and dangerous individuals living in New England,? said ICE Homeland Security Investigations New England Special Agent in Charge Michael J. Krol. ?ICE will use every resource and authority we have to prioritize the safety and security of our communities.?
?Everyone should agree that we cannot and will not tolerate individuals who not only violate our immigration laws but then commit crimes that endanger our communities. Those who enter and remain in this country unlawfully are breaking the law,? said U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts Leah B. Foley. ?My office remains committed to working alongside our law enforcement partners to ensure that dangerous individuals are identified, prosecuted, and removed, so that the people of Massachusetts can live and work in safe and secure communities.?
205 of those arrested had significant criminal convictions or charges. Six were foreign fugitives currently facing charges or convictions for murder, drug trafficking, organized crime, and money laundering
?Safeguarding the integrity of the immigration and citizenship process is critical. We simply can't permit violent and dangerous criminals to enter or remain in the United States under false pretenses, with unknown allegiances and intentions. It's a direct threat to public safety and our national security,? said Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Boston Division Jodi Cohen. ?There's no question our communities are safer today because of this enhanced, targeted operation. FBI Boston, like all our federal partners, will continue to support ICE with these efforts.?
Law enforcement officials seized approximately 44 kilograms of methamphetamines, 5 kilograms of fentanyl, 1.2 kilograms of cocaine, three firearms and ammunition from illegal alien offenders during the operation.
?DEA is proud to have worked with our federal partners in this successful enforcement effort using all of the resources of the federal government to remove violent criminal aliens from our communities, said DEA New England Field Division acting Special Agent in Charge Stephen Belleau. ?DEA has prioritized investigations on those involving violent, illegal criminal aliens responsible for flooding our communities with deadly and dangerous drugs. DEA's core mission is to keep the American public safe by seizing deadly and dangerous drugs before they get into our communities, and to bring justice to the criminals responsible for manufacturing, distributing, and supplying these drugs.?
ICE and their federal law enforcement partners made many of the apprehensions after local jurisdictions refused to honor immigration detainer requests to turn over the offenders and instead chose to release aliens from custody, forcing officers and agents to make at-large arrests in Massachusetts communities.
?The successful outcome of this immigration enforcement operation demonstrates the dedication and collaboration of our law enforcement partners,? said Special Agent in Charge of the ATF Boston Field Division James M. Ferguson. ?By targeting individuals who pose a threat to public safety, we are reinforcing our commitment to protecting our communities and upholding the integrity of our nation's immigration laws.?
?The Diplomatic Security Service is fully committed to supporting the Administration's priority to reduce illegal immigration and root out those who endeavor to exploit the U.S. travel system,? said Diplomatic Security Service Boston Field Office Special Agent in Charge Matthew O'Brien. ?This enhanced operation definitively made our communities safer. DSS proudly coordinates with our U.S. and international law enforcement partners to conduct passport, visa fraud, and human trafficking investigations and assist in apprehending fugitives to protect the integrity of U.S. borders and prevent illegal immigration.?
Among those arrested during the enhanced targeted operation include:
A Dominican alien who illegally re-entered the U.S. after removal charged with multiple drug distribution crimes, arrested in Boston.
A Dominican alien who illegally re-entered the U.S. after removal charged with trafficking fentanyl, arrested in Boston.
A Chilean alien convicted of 4 counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 years old, arrested in Marlborough.
A Brazilian alien charged with manslaughter, homicide by a motor vehicle, homicide while under the influence of liquor, breaking and entering in the nighttime with intent to commit a crime, and larceny, arrested in Worcester.
A Honduran alien who illegally re-entered the U.S. after removal convicted of rape of a child, assault and battery of a person over 14 and failure to register as a sex offender, arrested in Salem.
A Brazilian alien wanted for murder and convicted for firearms trafficking in his native country, arrested in Milford.
A Brazilian alien wanted for homicide in in his home country, arrested in Lowell.
A Russian alien charged with unlawful possession of ammunition and wanted in his native country for armed robbery and membership in a criminal organization, arrested in Medford.
A Dominican alien wanted for homicide in his native country, arrested in Dorchester.
A Brazilian alien wanted in his native county for failure to serve a sentence after his convictions for homicide and illegal possession of a firearm arrested in Marlborough.
A Salvadoran alien previously deported from the U.S. and documented 18th Street gang member convicted of assault and battery and sentenced to two and a half years committed arrested in Wakefield.
A Guatemalan alien charged with rape and convicted of enticing a minor under the age of 16, released by the New Bedford District Court without the ICE detainer being honored, arrested in New Bedford.
A Jamaican alien previously deported from the U.S. convicted of possession with intent to distribute cocaine, armed robbery, possession of a firearm, and assault arrested in Pittsfield.
A Brazilian alien wanted for in his native country for drug trafficking, money laundering, membership in a criminal organization arrested in West Yarmouth.
Partner law enforcement participating in the operation were the Boston offices of the FBI, DEA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, ATF, U.S. Marshals Service and DSS, as well as the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts.
Members of the public can report crimes and suspicious activity by dialing 866-DHS-2-ICE (866-347-2423) or completing the online tip form.
OTHER RECENT MASSACHUSETTS/ NORTHEASTERN U.S. ARREST HIGHLIGHTS:
ICE Boston arrests Lebanese alien charged with assault, battery, sex crime in Massachusetts
LAKEVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS ? [ICE MEDIA STATEMENT ? 3/26/25] ? U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement apprehended Pierre Maurice Al-Asmar, an illegally present Lebanese national charged with assault and battery and indecent assault and battery on person 14 or over, Jan. 25 in Lakeville.
?Pierre Maurice Al-Asmar has not only shown a blatant disregard for U.S. immigration laws, but he has been charged with horrifically victimizing a Massachusetts resident,? said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Boston acting Field Office Director Patricia H. Hyde. ?He represents a significant threat to the people of New England that ICE will not tolerate. We remain dedicated to our mission of prioritizing public safety by arresting and removing criminal aliens.?
Al-Asmar lawfully entered the United States and later violated the terms of his lawful admission.
The Lakeville District Court arraigned Al-Asmar Feb. 5, 2024, for the sex crime and assault and battery charges.
ICE served Al-Asmar with a notice to appear before a Justice Department immigration judge following his arrest.
Members of the public can report crimes and suspicious activity by dialing 866-DHS-2-ICE (866-347-2423) or completing the online tip form.
ICE arrests Brazilian national for selling fake Social Security cards and green cards
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS ? [ICE MEDIA STATEMENT ? 3/25/25] ? An illegally present Brazilian national, residing in Woburn, was arrested March 18 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for allegedly selling fraudulent Social Security cards and Legal Permanent Resident cards, often referred to as ?green cards.?
Liene Tavares De Barros, Jr., 39, is charged with one count of unlawful transfer of a document or authentication feature.
According to the charging documents, Tavares De Barros sold a Social Security card and a green card to an undercover officer in October 2024 in exchange for $250. In December 2024, Tavares De Barros allegedly sold two more Social Security cards and green cards to the undercover officer in exchange for $500.
The charge of unlawful transfer of document or authentication feature and unlawful production of document or authentication feature provides for a sentence of up to 15 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of up to $250,000. Tavares De Barros will also be subject to deportation upon completion of any sentence imposed. Tavares De Barros was previously removed by ICE in 2010 and 2022.
The investigation was conducted by the ICE Homeland Security Investigations New England Document and Benefit Fraud Task Force. DBFTFs target and dismantle the transnational criminal organizations and individuals that threaten U.S. national security and public safety ? and address vulnerabilities that exist in the immigration system. Through collaboration and partnership, the DBFTFs maximize resources, eliminate duplication of effort, promote the information sharing, and produce a strong law enforcement presence. DBFTFs safeguard against fraudulent activities related to documents and benefits in the United States.
* The details contained in the charging documents are allegations. The defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law
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ICE arrests Chinese national convicted of illegally acting as agent of foreign government
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ? [ICE MEDIA STATEMENT ? 3/26/25] ? U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement apprehended a Chinese national who was convicted of illegally acting as an agent of a foreign government.
ICE Newark arrested Ming Xi Zhang March 24 in Newark, New Jersey, He remains in ICE custody.
?Any illegal alien conducting activities related to espionage, sabotage or export control against the United States is subject to deportation,? said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Newark Field Office Director John Tsoukaris.
Zhang lawfully entered the United States in June 2000 at the Los Angeles International Airport; however, he violated the terms of his lawful admission.
The U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey convicted Zhang for illegally acting as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification to the Attorney General and sentenced him on April 30, 2024, to probation for a term of three years.
ABOVE IMAGE: ICE apprehended Ming Xi Zhang, a Chinese national who was sentenced last year for acting as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification to the U.S. Attorney General. ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Newark arrested and detained him on March 24 in Newark, New Jersey He remains in ICE custody.
ICE arrests Brazilian national convicted of drug trafficking in home country
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ? [ICE MEDIA STATEMENT ? 3/25/25] ? U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested Dirlei Da Luz Da Silva, 35, a citizen of Brazil wanted by Brazilian authorities for failing to appear and serve his 12 year, 10-month sentence for drug trafficking related crimes, in Long Branch, New Jersey, March 21.
?We are committed to arresting aliens who have been involved in criminal activity, whether it be in the U.S. or overseas,? said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Newark Field Office Director John Tsoukaris.
Da Luz was arrested March 6, 2024, by the U.S. Border Patrol near El Paso, Texas. The Border Patrol served Da Luz with a notice to appear before releasing him on an order of release on recognizance, pending removal proceedings.
Brazilian authorities issued a criminal arrest warrant for Da Luz in January.
The FBI assisted ICE with the arrest, and Da Luz remains in ICE custody.
ICE, partners' rapid response locate suspect at Newark airport attempting to flee the US
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ? [ICE MEDIA STATEMENT ? 3/25/25] ? U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, assisted by New York/New Jersey Port Authority Police, the United States Customs and Border Protection and Federal Air Marshals Service, located and apprehended a Hungarian national at the Newark Liberty International Airport March 13 who was wanted for allegedly raping a child.
Mihaly Bodner was arrested on a Hornell City Court warrant for first degree statutory rape of a child under 13 years of age by ICE Homeland Security Investigations Newark.
?When our team at Newark's airport received a call from HSI Buffalo that the suspect was believed to be attempting to flee the United States, they immediately coordinated a search for the individual? said ICE Homeland Security Investigations Newark Special Agent in Charge Ricky J. Patel. ?I commend the efficiency of the subject matter experts who utilized their skills and advanced technology to locate the target without incident. Their actions proved how the partnership of law enforcement agencies is the most valuable resource in leading investigations and achieving mission success.?
Bodnar admitted to law enforcement that he was attempting to flee the country on an outbound international flight the same day. He will be prosecuted by the Stueben County District Attorney's Office, New York.
?This is the way law enforcement is supposed to work ? together,? said Steuben County District Attorney Brooks Baker. ?Using experience and expertise to maximize all available resources, city, county and federal agencies were able to take a child predator off the streets to face justice.?
Sgt. Tom Aini, an investigator with the Hornell County Police Department in New York was credited with confirming the identity of the suspect and rapidly engaging with other law enforcement partners to assist in the arrest and prevent Bodnar from leaving the United States.
Stueben County DA said Bodnar could face up to 25 years in prison.
* The charges and allegations are merely accusations, and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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| Two people taken to Cape Cod Hospital after traffic collision in Yarmouth Wednesday March 26, 2025 |
| YARMOUTH ? Shortly after 4 PM Tuesday, two vehicles collided on Route 6A at Francis Helen Rd in Yarmouth port. The drivers of both vehicles were transported to Cape Cod Hospital with unknown injuries There were major traffic delays in both directions on Route 6A until the scene was cleared. Yarmouth Police are investigating the [?]
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| ARRESTS MADE IN ANTHONY'S CUMMAQUID INN ARSON INVESTIGATION [HN VIDEOS] Tuesday March 25, 2025 |
| ABOVE: Aerial shot by Paul Leidenfrost from 11/3/24, YPD booking photos, HN edits and lettering inserts?
BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS ? [HN NOTES] ? The man and woman accused of burning the Anthony's Cummaquid Inn to the ground last November, were set free on personal recognizance at their arraignment on felony charges today in Barnstable District Court, despite having a separate open B&E case in another jurisdiction off-Cape, according to an HN source. Both suspects, however, were reportedly ordered to remain drug and alcohol free. Personal recognizance means they were released without bail, with a written promise to appear at their next court date. (And you know what they say ? ?if you can't trust the written promise of an accused arsonist with additional open B&E charges somewhere else, who you trust?? But I digress?)
According to media statements from the Yarmouth PD and Massachusetts Department of Fire Services, a four-month investigation led to the arrest of Jacob Ladner, 22, Forestdale, and Isabella Medeiros, 18, of West Yarmouth. Ladner and Medeiros are both being charged with Burning of a Building (Non-Dwelling), Breaking and Entering in the Daytime for a Felony, Wanton Destruction of Property Over $1200, and Trespassing. Both were initially held in police custody after their arrests on $20,000 bail. And both were set free after ?not guilty? pleas were entered ? and with both promising to stay sober ? at their arraignment today.
As you will see in the following HN videos, on the evening of November 3, 2024, the Yarmouth Fire Department and Yarmouth Police Departments responded to Route 6A in the area of the town line with Barnstable after receiving multiple 9-1-1 calls. A DFS statement continues as follows:
?On arrival, they found heavy fire at the vacant Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, which was unoccupied with no utilities delivering power to the structure. With assistance from Barnstable, Brewster, Dennis, and Hyannis mutual aid companies, Yarmouth firefighters battled the wind-fed blaze through the night and into the next morning until it was fully extinguished. Nearly the entire building collapsed during those operations.
The origin and cause of the fire were investigated by the Yarmouth Fire Department, Yarmouth Police detectives, and State Police fire investigators assigned to the State Fire Marshal's office, who collectively determined that the fire had been intentionally set. They continued to work the case in the weeks and months that followed, identifying the two suspects and obtaining warrants for their arrests earlier today.?
Ever since the evening of the November blaze, Yarmouth Police detectives and a state trooper assigned to the State Fire Marshal's Office were busy looking for clues into who torched the historic Inn. Leads were developed from various tips and search warrants. And the investigation was eventually narrowed down to two suspects. Warrants leading to the search of the suspects' phones provided the evidence needed to make arrests.
?These arrests were the result of painstaking work by Yarmouth Police detectives and State Police fire investigators with the support and assistance of the Yarmouth Fire Department,? said Chief Lennon. ?I want to thank the community and our residents for their patience as this process unfolded.?
?Firefighters were on scene fighting this fire for more than 10 hours, and we were extremely fortunate that no one was seriously injured,? said Chief Arrascue. ?Fire is dangerous, destructive, and unpredictable. This intentionally set fire put first responders, the public, and the perpetrators themselves in danger.?
?Fire investigation is part of our core mission,? said State Fire Marshal Davine. ?When those investigations reveal criminal conduct, we will always work with our local partners to identify the responsible parties and hold them accountable.?
Chief Lennon, Chief Arrascue, and State Fire Marshal Davine remind residents of an Arson Watch Reward Program that offers cash rewards of up to $5,000 for information that solves, detects, or prevents arson crimes. The program is coordinated by the Massachusetts Property Insurance Underwriting Association and tipsters can remain anonymous if they prefer. Its hotline can be reached at 1-800-682-9229.
The following HN Videos highlight the extremely dangerous, wind-fueled blaze that burned the historic Anthony's Cummaquid Inn to the ground last November, leaving behind just ashes, a charred foundation?
? and a very demanding, four-month long ?whodunnit,? that's now in the hands of our local ?justice system.?
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| Prevention Program On Mid-Cape Is Closing Tuesday March 25, 2025 |
| OSTERVILLE ? Calmer Choice, a nonprofit organization based in Osterville and formerly Yarmouth, has decided to end its operations on May 31st. Calmer Choice was founded in 2010 to support students on the Cape who have been impacted by the opioid crisis. Services were expanded to adults in 2022. The organization says it has served [?]
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| *** WATCH *** YARMOUTH MAN ACCUSED OF USING TRUCK AS A WEAPON AFTER TWO WOMEN STRUCK IN TIKI PORT PARKING LOT: ARRAIGNMENT FOOTAGE Tuesday March 25, 2025 |
| BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTS ? [HN VIDEO NOTES] ? As you will see and hear in the following HN video, Maxwell Dean, 21, of Yarmouth Port was arraigned in Barnstable District Court today, accused of fleeing the scene after striking two women with his pickup truck in the parking lot outside of the Tiki Port restaurant in Hyannis Sunday morning. Dean was arraigned on multiple criminal charges, including two major felonies. Dean's bail was revoked and is currently being held based on him allegedly violating the terms of his release on other criminal charges, about two months ago. Dean's new charges in the ?Tiki Port parking lot matter? are listed as follows:
Felony Assault & Battery with a Dangerous Weapon (a Motor Vehicle)
Felony Assault & Battery with a Dangerous Weapon (a Motor Vehicle) resulting in Serious Bodily Injury
Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License
Operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle (Misdemeanor)
Unregistered Motor Vehicle (Violation)
Leaving the Scene of a motor vehicle crash with Personal Injury (Misdemeanor)
Number Plate Violation to Conceal Identification (Misdemeanor)
Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle (Misdemeanor)
MV Lights Violation
The following HN Video highlights today's arraignment. It also includes an interview with Kelly Ennes, the mother of Kelsey Lima. Kelsey Lima is one of the two females injured in Sunday morning's vehicle vs. pedestrian crash. Kelsey was immediately airlifted to a Rhode Island trauma center following the crash. Kelsey suffered severe trauma, including broken facial bones and a collapsed lung. She remains hospitalized in Rhode Island and is said to have a long road to recovery (a matter of months). She will be out of work and her friends are working on a fundraiser. HN will share the fundraiser when it becomes available.
The defendant, Maxwell Dean, maintains that both he and his sister were fleeing the area after having been beat up prior to striking the women? and that it was not intentional. Dean is expected back in court tomorrow as the court considers his bail on the latest charges, despite already being revoked for allegedly violating the release terms on previous charges. HN is currently reviewing numerous police reports and witness statements and will hopefully have time to release more details in the days to come. [DEVELOPING]
Please note that the defendant is presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law
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| Yarmouth and State Police arrest two for arson at Anthony's Cummaquid Inn Tuesday March 25, 2025 |
| YARMOUTH ? From Massachusetts Department of Fire Services: A four-month investigation has led to criminal charges against two man in last year's fire at Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, said Yarmouth Police Chief Kevin Lennon, Yarmouth Fire Chief Enrique Arrascue, and State Fire Marshal Jon Davine. Yarmouth Police and State Police arrested Jacob Ladner, 22, and Isabella [?]
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