1. Shrewsbury police arrests firearm threats suspects
2. Shrewsbury police makes arrests for threats involving firearm.
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The Shrewsbury Police Department has reported two separate incidents involving threats with firearms on May 14, resulting in the arrest of two men.
First Incident
At approximately 10:29 a.m., authorities received a call regarding a man who had brandished a firearm during a dispute with a co-worker at 19 Boston Turnpike in Shrewsbury.
The suspect quickly fled the scene, prompting a Be-On-The-Lookout alert to be issued across the area.
After a swift response, Auburn Police located the suspect’s vehicle and apprehended the individual, identified as 25-year-old Bradley Hyde from Worcester, at 2:29 p.m. Hyde was subsequently charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.
Second Incident
Less than an hour later, around 11:24 a.m., Sergeant Abbascia, who was on duty at White City Shopping Plaza, was informed by a motorist about a road rage incident involving a male who had pointed a firearm at him.
Sgt. Abbascia immediately broadcasted the suspect’s vehicle description, leading Officer Brandon Bourette to spot the vehicle on Boston Turnpike (Rt.9) heading eastbound.
Following a traffic stop near Cherry Street, a black 9mm Smith and Wesson Shield-style firearm was discovered within the driver’s reach.
The driver, identified as Michael Wright, a 46-year-old resident of Lunenburg, was taken into custody and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.
Investigation Ongoing
The Shrewsbury Police Department’s Detective Bureau is actively involved in the investigation of both incidents, working diligently to gather additional information and evidence.
Residents are reminded to report any suspicious activity or threats immediately to law enforcement authorities to ensure the safety and security of the community.
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– Shrewsbury police arrests firearm threats
– Shrewsbury police firearm threats arrests.
