Fight in Massachusetts city turns deadly, claims life of 34-year-old man, DA says MassLive.com 3/12/2021 Jackson Cote, masslive.com
A fight in a Massachusetts city Thursday afternoon turned deadly, claiming the life of a 34-year-old man, according to authorities.
Haverhill police responded shortly after 4:30 p.m. to 127 Winter St. for a report of the fight, Essex District Attorney Jonathan W. Blodgett’s office said in a statement.
There, they found the 34-year-old man suffering from blunt force trauma. He was taken to a nearby hospital and then flown via medical helicopter to a Boston hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to the statement.
Missing 25-year-old man identified as person found dead in Massachusetts river, spotted by dog walker
Updated Mar 11, 2021;
Authorities identified a missing 25-year-old man as the person whose body was found in a Massachusetts river, spotted by a dog walker this past weekend
The man’s body was first seen roughly 15 yards from the shore of the Merrimack River near 400 River Road in Andover on Sunday, according to a statement from Essex District Attorney Jonathan W. Blodgett’s office.
The state Office of the Chief Medical Examiner publicly identified the man Thursday as Moses Harris of Lowell. He had last been seen on Dec. 19, the statement from the district attorney’s office said.
A man’s body was found in the Merrimack River in Massachusetts over the weekend, authorities said. The body was recovered from the river in the area of 400 River Road in Andover, according to a statement from Essex District Attorney Jonathan W. Blodgett’s office. The identity of the man as well as the cause and manner of his death are still under investigation, the prosecutor’s office said in .
Investigation finds state trooper was justified in fatal shooting of Dracut man
By Jeremy C. Fox Globe Correspondent,Updated January 14, 2021, 9:17 p.m.
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A Massachusetts state trooper who fatally shot a Dracut man accused of stealing multiple vehicles and stabbing an employee at a New Hampshire car dealership was justified in the use of deadly force, according to the results of an investigation released Thursday.
When Trooper Steven Buccheri shot Thomas C. Murray in Newbury on Feb. 16, âhe reasonably believed that he, his fellow officers and the public were in imminent danger of being seriously injured or killed by Mr. Murray,â Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz said in a statement.