Saturday, December 8, 2012
Waltham Police had been searching for a man involved in an armed home invasion on Dec. 7.
UPDATED, 3:55 p.m. with more information from the Waltham Police Department: Waltham Police have charged Andre Laventure, 26, of Manchster, NH, formerly of Watertown, and Cameron Fournier, 24, of 25 Rack Rd., Chelmsford with crimes in connection with an armed home invasion on Dec. 8. Laventure faces the following charges: two counts of kidnapping, three counts of attempted murder, carrying a firearm without a license, discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a home and home invasion. Fournier faces the following charges: home invasion and assault and battery. Police say both men entered 243 Lake St. at 11:30 p.m. and started a fight with three people inside. Laventure brandished a handgun and held the individuals against their will as …
Police are searching for a man in connection with a shooting in Waltham.
Waltham Police are searching for an "armed and dangerous" man involved in a Friday, Dec. 7 shooting in Waltham. Police say Andre Laventure, 26, is considered armed and dangerous and is possibly with another man named Cameron Fournier. Laventure is driving a black 2000 Dodge Dakota with a Massachusetts plate, 621 NG8, according to police. Laventure previously lived in Watertown and both men are known to frequent Watertown. LaVenture also has ties to Manchester, New Hampshire. Waltham Police believe Laventure was involved in an incident they called a shooting, kidnapping and home invasion on Dec. 7. Police responded to 243 Lake St. at around 11:30 p.m. for a report of gunshots fired. As a result of a fight at the home, shots were fired at…
Monday, November 7, 2011
All three accused will appear in court next month.
While the cases of three defendants involved in a recent marijuana-growing bust were continued until December, one of them is asking for access to his alleged growing warehouse. During a pre-trial hearing at Waltham District Court this morning, former Watertown Town Councilman Thomas “Gus” Bailey, 49, through his attorney, asked for permission to visit the 269 Lexington St. warehouse in Waltham where authorities say he and two other men were growing pot. Attorney Kevin Mahoney, who is representing Bailey, requested that Bailey be allowed into the warehouse to document any damage caused by police when they raided the site last month. Mahoney said his client also wants to take photographs and lockup the building if it not already secured. …
42.385056
-71.237525
269 Lexington St, Waltham, MA
/articles/waltham-pot-bust-update-watertown-suspect-wants-access-to-alleged-pot-warehouse
/locations/5753505
42.378469
-71.224205
38 Linden St, Waltham, MA
/articles/waltham-pot-bust-update-watertown-suspect-wants-access-to-alleged-pot-warehouse
/locations/5753506
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
The Waltham man allegedly pulled out a knife during a scuffle with another man.
A Waltham man was arrested last week after he allegedly pulled a knife during a fight in Watertown that started with a road rage incident. Vincenzo P. Alonge, 21, of 91 Lauricella Lane, was arrested on Wednesday, May 11, and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and malicious destruction of property more than $250, according to Watertown Police Sgt. Michael Lawn. The two men first began yelling at each other after a traffic altercation at the intersection of Pleasant and Bridge streets in Watertown. Then, both men drove for several blocks and when they both turned onto Falmouth Road, when Alonge, who was ahead of the other man, made a U-turn, got out of his car and the pair began fighting, Lawn said. “Alonge broke loose and pulled …
42.36815
-71.20124
Falmouth Rd & Waltham St, Watertown, MA
/articles/waltham-man-arrested-after-road-rage-incident-leads-to-fight-tire-slashings
/locations/4359327
Waltham Police start investigating the death of Julie Keown.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a three-part series about the 2004 murder of Julie Keown, by her husband James Keown, as detailed by private investigator and non-fiction crime writer Lara Bricker in her book “Lie After Lie.” Bricker gave a lecture on the book and case on April 13 at the Waltham Public Library. Click here to see part one of the series, about Julie's death. The Investigation Begins It would be a year until police had the evidence they needed to bring charges against James and another three years before he faced a jury trial, according to crime writer Lara Bricker who recently authored a new book titled “Lie After Lie,” about the Keown case. Bricker recently gave a lecture about the book at the Waltham Public Library. …
Lisa
6:51 am on Monday, December 10, 2012
Find a job and stop being a loser please more ›