Random weekend photos…
Above photo: Early Sunday morning a man was found laying in the middle of South Street and bleeding from the head…
… Hyannis Rescue arrived in front of the Saint Francis Xavier Church where the stricken man was placed onto a backboard and transported to CCH.
Nearby witnesses described the man’s issues with gravity as perhaps related to alcohol or some other substance which could render someone susceptible to a common HyTown condition known as Sudden Body Drop (SBD)…
… regardless, one witness said it wasn’t his first fall while attempting to navigate the tricky South Street sidewalk, but it turned out to be his last… at least for this particular evening.
Above photo: Police needed to escort a National Grid employee into the Fresh Holes Road neighborhood this past Friday, because the last time he tried it alone, “kids” pelted his van with rocks…
Above photo: A minor collision slowed traffic on Route 28 near the intersection of Route 149… COMM rescue needed to respond for one of the drivers for unspecified reasons…
Above photo: An elderly woman caused property damage as she suddenly drove through a fence at Dick Beard Chevrolet and Subaru…
… nobody was hurt.
Above photo: There were some guys playing Christmas tunes on trumpets in the downtown area on Saturday…
Above photo: Cops had to talk to some lady who was allegedly bugging people in a nearby business…
… peace was restored and there was once again jubilation in The Village.
Above photo: It was kind-of a happy thing with the ice sculpture in front of the British Beer Company…
Above photo: More Main Street music and merriment…. and smoothies too!
Above photo: A lady and her dog hanging around with Jack.
Above photo: People were selling stuff and playing Christmas music in front of the JFK museum.
Above photo: Little kids seemed to like the trolley…
Above photo: Everything was great until some guy blew a microchip and said he wanted kill his neighbors…
… he was safely transported to CCH.
Above photo: More trumpets…
Above photo: … and it wasn’t raining on this guy out on 132 … for a change…
Overall it was a pretty good day.
But let us not forget about the young victims of last night’s tragic fire…
Please keep them in your prayers and best wishes.
12/8/2013
Robert Bastille, HyannisNews.com
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