Published June 04. 2021 5:06PM | Updated June 04. 2021 9:04PM Get the weekly rundown Email Submit
Waterford Town police say a man received an injury that was not life-threatening Friday in an apparent accidental gunshot on Boston Post Road.
Lt. Timothy Silva said the incident occurred at 40A Boston Post Road. A 53-year-old man received a wound to his left hand that Silva said appears to be completely accidental.
The call came in from the residence as an accidental gunshot wound, Silva said.
The incident occurred about 2:50 p.m. Loading comment count.
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BROCKTON Growing up on the east side of Brockton, navigating through life and playing soccer at Brockton High School, Timothy Silva had no idea he would one day go to college and become a chef who cooks for celebrities in New York City.
Silva, 29, started his entrepreneurship journey at a young age working at Boxer Boulevard, the Brockton High School store run by DECA, an international student business club.
Coming from a family of fifth-generation entrepreneurs, Silva said leadership came naturally to him. Every generation in my family has their industry. For example, my father started up many restaurants and my grandfather started up his businesses. We try not to focus on what the generation before us did but find our passion and pursue that. My family encourages us to create a business out of something we love, Silva said.
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