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Townsend Woman Rams Car Into Building While On Drugs: Police Townsend Woman Rams Car Into Building While On Drugs: Police
Townsend Woman Rams Car Into Building While On Drugs: Police A woman crashed her vehicle into a building, damaging multiple stores in the process, officials say. Deborah Gyles, of Townsend, was arrested on Sunday, May 7 for allegedly crashing her vehicle into a shopping plaza building located at 220 Main Street in Townsend around 3:20 p.m. the same day, according to the Townsend Police Department.  Gyles, 61, drove away from the damaged building after the crash. An on-scene investigation determined what vehicle smashed into the building.  The car was found at Gyles's home. She was taken into custody after a follow-up investigation at her r…

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by Morgan Gonzales
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Wanted Methuen Man Busted On Multiple Drug Charges In Reading: Police Wanted Methuen Man Busted On Multiple Drug Charges In Reading: Police
Wanted Methuen Man Busted On Multiple Drug Charges In Reading: Police A 37-year-old man from Methuen is facing multiple drug charges after he was arrested in Reading over the weekend, authorities said. George Bryson was caught driving a car with an expired registration on Main Street around 8:47 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22, Police Chief David Clark reports. The car was also not registered under Bryson's name. A search of Bryson's license revealed it had expired and that he was wanted on a drug charge out of the Rockingham Sheriff’s Office in New Hampshire, Clark reports. Bryson was taken into custody as a result. A subsequent search of the car Bryson was driv…

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by David Cifarelli
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Traffic Stop Leads To Arrest Of Lowell Man On Gun, Drug & Driving Offenses Traffic Stop Leads To Arrest Of Lowell Man On Gun, Drug & Driving Offenses
Traffic Stop Leads To Arrest Of Lowell Man On Gun, Drug & Driving Offenses A 47-year-old man from Lowell was arrested on several gun, drug and driving offenses during a routine traffic stop in Tewksbury, authorities said.  Daniel DiGiovanni was arrested after a Tewksbury Police detective noticed him driving a vehicle with an expired registration around 8:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 21, Tewksbury Police Chief Ryan Columbus reports. When the detective stopped the car, they learned that DiGiovanni was driving with a suspended license. A subsequent search the vehicle uncovered two small baggies containing fentanyl and crack cocaine and a 9mm semi-a…

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by David Cifarelli