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In total, those 483 people were wanted on more than 700 warrants – both bench and default – and faced over 1,000 felony charges and another 700plus misdemeanors. “The members of the Warrant Apprehension Unit work handin-hand with our local, state and federal partners to locate and apprehend those who have attempted to evade justice,” said Koutoujian. “Many of these individuals are suspected of serious crimes ranging from domestic violence and rape to home invasion, fi rearms and murder charges.” Currently, the MSO’s Warrant Apprehension Unit is comprised of three deputy sheriff s and a member of the Lowell Police Department. Working in conjunction with state and municipal police, Warrant Apprehension Unit members assisted in the arrests of multiple homicide suspects in 2019, including Joseph McGillicuddy, 22, who was wanted in connection with the 2018 death of Anthony Luna, 24, in Lowell. “The Lowell Police Department has seen the benefi ts of working collaboratively with many law enforcement partners over the years,” said Lowell Police Superintendent Kelly Richardson. “Having the ability to work with the Massachusetts State Police, the Middlesex Sheriff ’s Offi ce and the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office ensures that people that evade responsibility for their unlawful actions are brought to justice. As the numbers refl ect, this partnership has made great strides in making our streets a safer place for our community, and for that I am personally grateful.” Following an investigation by Marlborough Police investigators, Warrant Apprehension Unit deputies worked with members of the Massachusetts State Police’s Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section (VFAS) and the Marlborough and Westborough Police Departments to locate and apprehend Dennis Orellana, 34, of Westborough, and Hilin Orellana, 26, of Marlborough, on charges of rape of child. In addition to the 483 arrests, the team worked to return 19 people previously captured by law enforcement outside the CommonSHERIFF | SEE PAGE 14 Sheriff Koutoujian announces registration for 2020 Youth Public Safety Academy will open March 4 S heriff Peter J. Koutoujian has announced that registration for the popular Middlesex Sheriff ’s Offi ce Youth Public Safety Academy (YPSA) will open at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, March 4. 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Price includes Adm. + Roller Skates. Cake, soda, paper goods, 20 tokens for birthday person plus 100 Redemption Tickets and a gift from Roller World in one of our private BP Rooms. YPSA is an educational, lowcost summer camp option for Middlesex County families. The camp is open to children ages eight to 12 and is held at the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Training Academy in Chelmsford. Last year more than 1,000 youngsters participated in YPSA. YPSA is comprised of six oneweek camps, beginning the fi rst full week of July (6-10) and running through the second week of August (10-14). Transportation to and from designated bus stops, as well as breakfast and lunch, is provided daily, and a graduation ceremony is held each Friday in Chelmsford. Participants are not required to reside in one of the communities with a designated bus stop, but they will be picked up and dropped off at those locations. “For two decades, YPSA has been one of our most popular and impactful community initiatives,” said Koutoujian. “Thanks to our staff and our tremendous partners, cadets get to meet a number of local corrections, police and fi re service professionals, learn valuable public safety lessons and complete exercises and activities designed to build confi dence and instill a sense of teamwork.” To learn more, see this year’s schedule (now posted) or fill out an online application (beginning March 4), please visit www.middlesexsheriff .org/ypsa. Visions, Views & Vistas opens at Commerce Place M alden artists Sandy Felder, Sharon Santillo, Linda Talanian, Linda Dolph and Liz Campbell Thompkins are featured in the March Visions, Views & Vistas exhibit at Commerce Place, which is located at 350 Main St. in Malden. Also featured are Cari Roche, Beth Copp, Sally Gordon, Jennifer Moltoni, Dennis Geller, Catalina Moltoni, Kerry Pegoraro, Michael Saporito, Jeanne Staff ord, Carol Schena, David Winkler, Eleni Asanaki, Fanuel Muindi and Lidia Russell of Melrose, Louise Musto Choate, Edward Cardini, Becky Hemperly, Chris Howe and Susan Altman of Medford, Jamie Kaplowitz Gibbons and Hiranmoy Guha of Wakefield, Jaspreet Mahal of Somerville, Robin Hlobeczy of Pittsfi eld, N.H., Junko Faber, Elise MacDonald and Susan Morrison. Sponsored by “Coff ee Shop Artists” – from each artist’s individual perspective in mediums including photography, collage, paint and mixed-media – Visions, Views & Vistas explores: • Visions – things we wish to see • Views – things we see everyday • Vistas – what we see ahead of us The Opening Reception is Friday, March 6 from 6-8 p.m. All are welcome at the reception. The show runs from March 2-28, with gallery hours Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. For more information, contact Mike Oliver at moliver6@verizon.net. Prices subject to change Winter Diesel Available FLEET
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