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Yahoo
04-06-2025
- Automotive
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Mass. couple was married for nearly 60 years before being killed in a head-on car crash
A Westport couple was married for nearly 60 years before they were killed in a head-on car crash in Dartmouth late last month, according to their obituary. Diane and Jeffrey Moniz, both 76, were killed in a crash in front of 422 Old Westport Road around 10:30 a.m. on May 25, the Bristol County District Attorney's Office said previously. An SUV driven by 63-year-old Dartmouth resident Philip Morris crossed into the oncoming lane of traffic and struck their car. Both Diane and Jeffrey Moniz were taken to a local hospital, but they were soon declared dead, the district attorney's office said. Morris received minor injuries and is facing two counts of motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation and a marked lanes violation in connection with the crash. Read more: Mass. couple dies in car crash, Dartmouth man faces charges Jeffrey 'Jeff' Moniz was born in New Bedford on May 2, 1949, according to his and his wife's obituary. Diane Moniz was born on Feb. 3 of the same year. Prior to moving to Westport, the husband and wife were long-time Dartmouth residents, according to their obituary. They leave behind their daughters, Cheryl Moniz and Wendy Correia, three grandchildren — Hailey, Nathan and Justin, Jeffrey Moniz's brother, Michael Moniz, and many other beloved friends and relatives. 'Married for 59 years, Jeff & Diane were not only partners in life, but best friends,' their obituary reads. 'Their devotion to each other was evident in every small gesture, every laugh shared, and every challenge faced hand in hand.' A private funeral service has been arranged for the couple. Ex-Mass. state sen. pleads guilty to stealing gun from constituent, lying to police Blaze Jordan graduates to Triple A after parts of three tumultuous seasons in Portland Boston school bus driver, contractor sued over crash that seriously injured 8-year-old Boston 15-year-old charged in knife assault on MBTA bus driver Springfield assists new retail development at former Eastfield Mall with $8 million in financing Read the original article on MassLive.
Yahoo
04-06-2025
- General
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Boston 15-year-old charged in knife assault on MBTA bus driver
A Boston 15-year-old is facing charges in connection with brandishing a knife at an MBTA bus driver in Chelsea Friday night, the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office said. The teen has been charged with two counts of assault by means of a dangerous weapon and five firearms charges in connection with the incident in Chelsea Juvenile Court, the district attorney's office said in a press release. MBTA Transit Police responded to a call reporting that a bus driver had been assaulted in Chelsea shortly before 9:15 p.m. on May 30, the district attorney's office said. The driver told them three minors had gotten on at a bus stop without paying, but that he'd kept driving despite this resulting in an argument. As the minors got off the bus at a later stop, one of them threw a lighter at the driver and missed him, the district attorney's office said. As the driver got up from his seat, the same minor — who was later identified as the 15-year-old — took out a knife and started walking towards him. The driver was not injured during the incident, and all three minors ultimately got off the bus, the district attorney's office said. But the driver soon flagged down a police officer and pointed them towards the minors. The 15-year-old was arrested without incident, but as they were being arrested, one of the other minors offered to take their backpack, the district attorney's office said. Inside, police found a 9mm pistol with a high-capacity magazine and 11 rounds loaded. The driver's account of the assault was corroborated by security video of the incident, the district attorney's office said. 'There are numerous disturbing elements here, all made even more disturbing given the age of the person charged,' Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden said in the release. The 15-year-old's bail in a pending assault case out of Chelsea Juvenile Court was revoked as a result of the incident, the district attorney's office said. The teen is due back in court on July 7 for a bail hearing. Ex-Mass. state sen. pleads guilty to stealing gun from constituent, lying to police 2 men arrested in connection with shooting near University Park in Worcester Central Mass. man now facing manslaughter charge in connection with brother's death Mass. grandfather's online pain medication search spiraled into an international drug operation Man in critical condition after shooting near Brockton shopping plaza Read the original article on MassLive.
Yahoo
15-04-2025
- Yahoo
DA identifies man killed in late-night shooting in Lynn
The Essex County District Attorney's Office has identified 35-year-old Lynn resident Derek Hines as the man who was shot and killed in the city late Thursday night. Lynn police responded to 33 High St. shortly before 11:25 p.m. for a report of shots fired, the district attorney's office said previously. They found Hines unresponsive with gunshot wounds, and he was soon declared dead at Salem Hospital. Read more: Two arrested in connection with late-night fatal shooting in Lynn Police have arrested 36-year-old Brian Rivera and 35-year-old Michael Constabile in connection with Hines' death, the district attorney's office said. Rivera is facing a murder charge, four gun charges and three drug charges. Constabile is facing an accessory after the fact of murder charge and a municipal knife ordinance violation. Both men pleaded not guilty to the charges during their arraignments in Lynn District Court Friday afternoon, the district attorney's office said. The judge ordered that Rivera be held without bail and that Constabile be held on $100,000 cash bail. Read more: 2 men plead not guilty in connection with Lynn fatal shooting Rivera is due back in court on May 9 for a probable cause hearing, and Constabile's probably cause hearing is scheduled for April 18. No further information about Hine's murder has been released. Ten men charged in Berkshire County child predator sting operation Ex-Mass. State Police trooper pleads guilty to driver's license scheme Quincy man guilty of 1st degree murder, killing Dorchester man in 2019 shooting Weymouth man suspected of 'peeping Tom' incident outside apartment complex Charges dropped against men accused of fatal fight at Patriots game
Yahoo
15-04-2025
- Yahoo
New Bedford man identified as motorcyclist killed in crash with SUV in Walpole
The Norfolk County District Attorney's Office has identified 21-year-old New Bedford resident Cameron Teasdale as the motorcyclist who was killed in a crash with an SUV in Walpole Thursday morning. The crash happened around 7 a.m. at the intersection of Winter Street and Vintage Farm Lane, the district attorney's office said previously. First responders took Teasedale to Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton where he was declared dead. Authorities are still investigating the crash, the district attorney's office said. No further information has been released. Ten men charged in Berkshire County child predator sting operation Ex-Mass. State Police trooper pleads guilty to driver's license scheme Springfield officially transfers tax title parcel to Emerson Wright Park Federal judge tosses contempt finding of ICE agent who arrested man midtrial in Boston Gaza protesters call on Mass General Brigham to remove Lockheed Martin CEO from its board
Yahoo
15-04-2025
- Yahoo
Lynn man who misled police over woman's death charged with murder, DA says
A Lynn man was charged with murder in connection with the death of a Lynn woman, Essex County District Attorney Paul Tucker's office said. Thiago Oliveira, 33, was previously charged with misleading the police investigation into the death of Carla Lourenco Da Silva, 32, on Jan. 23, Tucker's office said in a statement on Tuesday. Prosecutors said in court that Oliveira killed Louranco Da Silva on or around Jan. 20 in a Summer Street home in Lynn and tried to make it appear like a suicide by hanging, Tucker's office said. Oliveira pleaded not guilty to the charge, and Judge Kathleen McCarthy-Neyman ordered him be held without bail, the statement read. Oliveira is next scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday, May 14. DA identifies man killed in late-night shooting in Lynn Ten men charged in Berkshire County child predator sting operation Ex-Mass. State Police trooper pleads guilty to driver's license scheme Quincy man guilty of 1st degree murder, killing Dorchester man in 2019 shooting Weymouth man suspected of 'peeping Tom' incident outside apartment complex
