UPDATE:

FALMOUTH COP SHOOTER TO BE ARRAIGNED TOMORROW AT A BOSTON HOSPITAL…

According to a media advisory from the office of the Cape & Islands District Attorney, 21-year-old Malik Antonio Koval will be arraigned tomorrow morning at 11:00 at Brigham and Women’s Hospital for the shooting of two Falmouth Police Officers.

Also, in relation to the same case, 18-year-old Marcus Maseda and 38-year-old Kimberly M. Koval were arraigned this morning in Falmouth District Court on the following charges:

1. Assault and battery on a police officer, G.L.c. 265 §13D;
2. Intimidation of a witness/police officer, G.L.c. 268 §13B; and
3. Interfering with the duties of a police officer

Their next court date will be on 8/22/18 for a pretrial hearing.

Bail was set at $7,500.00.

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The following is an actual media statement from Cape & Islands District Attorney Michael O’Keefe:

RE: Falmouth Officers Shot

District Attorney Michael O’Keefe and Falmouth Police Chief Edward Dunne announced
today that at approximately 5:25 pm Falmouth Police were called to an area on Seacoast Shores Blvd for a disturbance in the street.

They encountered the suspect, Malik Antonio Koval (DOB 5-15-97) breaking bottles in the street.

As they tried to engage him he became agitated, and ran into the home at 2 Ashley Drive.

Two individuals, Marcus Maseda (DOB 11-16-99) and Kimberly M. Koval (DOB 6-8-80) tried to interfere with the officer’s efforts to follow Koval.

Koval produced a gun and began shooting at the officers. It appears from ballistic evidence that the shots were fired within the house.

Police returned fire striking Koval several times. He was med-flighted to a Boston area
hospital where he remains in custody, in stable condition.

Officer Don DeMiranda was shot in the chest; however the bullet was stopped by his
vest. A second round hit him in the shoulder area. He is in good condition at a local hospital.

Officer Ryan Moore was struck in the neck area causing a grazing wound. He was
treated and released from Falmouth Hospital.

Kimberly Koval and Marcus Maseda were arrested and charged with obstruction of
justice; assault and battery on a police officer; and interfering with the duties of a police officer.

The matter remains under investigation by State Police detectives assigned to the District
Attorney’s Office and the Falmouth Police.

The following HN Video shows random shots from last evening’s troubling scene…

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