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Man takes dog from his mother, has it killed
Police, ACO, and community searched for a dog that was already dead.
Fergus was euthanized July 30. Courtesy Ellen Harley
An Edgartown man went to his mother’s farm and took two dogs licensed to him that had been living there and euthanized at least one of them, according to police and Edgartown’s animal control officer (ACO). The dogs were Fergus, a yellow Lab, and Lola, a Bernese mountain dog mix. Fergus was euthanized on Friday, July 30 at Animal Health Care, according to a police report. Police didn’t know that on Friday, however, and were searching for Fergus because he was reported missing by Edgartown resident Ellen Harley. ACO Betsy Young Buck said her assistant Kathryn Kennedy spent the weekend looking for the dog along with police.
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Island police complete bias training
Three-day course featured rank-focused classes and community, organization involvement.
Island police completed a three-day training session on implicit and unconscious bias last week.
The training was conducted at the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School by Hillard Heintze, a security risk-management firm based in Chicago.
The Martha’s Vineyard Diversity Coalition received a $25,000 grant to fully fund the training sessions, which were prompted by the recent spate of tragic African American killings during police procedures across the country.
The grant comprised $17,000 from the Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation, $7,000 from the Martha’s Vineyard Social Justice Leadership Foundation, and $1,000 from the Social Action Committee of the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center. The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), the Martha’s Vineyard NAACP, and members of Black Lives Matter were also
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Town employee charged with defacing property
Clerk magistrate issues criminal complaint over damage to neighbor s lawn.
Edgartown Shellfish Constable Paul Bagnall, seated foreground, is facing a property defacement charge following a magistrate s hearing.
Edgartown Shellfish Constable Paul Bagnall is being charged with defacing property after he allegedly drove a town pickup truck over a neighbor’s lawn. The incident took place on Oct. 21, according to an Edgartown Police report. That report indicates photographs and video allegedly captured Bagnall’s town truck in the act. The case was scheduled for arraignment, but was diverted on a motion to a magistrate’s hearing, according to court records.