DENNIS ROLLOVERS: Driver arrested after crash on Scargo Hill Road… 20-year-old seriously hurt in crash on Lower County Road… [CRASH VIDEOS]
Photo: Rollover on Scargo Hill Road where driver was arrested for drunk driving… Insert top right: Chevy van on its side after separate rollover crash on Lower County Road…
BUSY NIGHT — Dennis Police are investigating two separate rollover crashes that happened in their town within just a few hours of one another.
The first rollover occurred on Scargo Hill Road at about 7:00 PM. The driver was the only person in the vehicle, suffering only minor injures.
According to Dennis Police Sergeant Richard Troy, the male driver was arrested and charged with OUI, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Marked Lanes Violations, and Speeding.
Dennis Police are investigating the crash and no further information was available at the time of this report.
The following video highlights the scene on Scargo Hill Road…
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At about 9:52PM, the second rollover accident occurred in the area of 188 Lower County Road in Dennis Port.
According to sources, a 20-year-old male driver was initially trapped inside a Chevy van which had rolled over and came to rest on its side near the Swan River Bridge.
Rescue workers immediately inquired about the available of a Medflight helicopter for serious trauma to the young man’s left hand. Police then secured a makeshift landing zone in the nearby parking lot of the Ezra H. Baker Elementary School.
According to sources, it would have taken about an hour for the next available helicopter to arrive. Rescue workers changed their plans…
The patient was extricated after firefighters sawed through the van’s windshield. The 20-year-old was then rushed to CCH. At the time of this report, the seriously injured patient was scheduled to be airlifted to a Boston area hospital.
A second female passenger was also transported to CCH for non-life-threatening injuries.
Lower County Road was closed down for a period of time.
An investigating officer requested an arrest number, but it remains uncertain what the charges will be, if any…
The crash is being investigated by the Dennis Police and no further information was available at the time of this report.
The following video highlights the rollover scene on Lower County Road….
In other news:
(The following is the actual YPD press statement)
PAC UNIT MV STOP RESULTS IN ARREST OF HEROIN DEALER
On Monday, October 26, 2015 at 11:03AM Proactive Anti-Crime Unit Officers Nicholas Ambrosini and Christopher Van Ness observed a gray 2016 Ford Fusion MA 3MA854 operating erratically northbound on Station Avenue in South Yarmouth. With the assistance of Yarmouth Police Drug Detection Officer Sean Gannon and his K9 Thor, Officers attempted to stop the vehicle but it continued on at a moderate to slow rate of speed on to Starbuck Lane and Seminole Road when suddenly the operator threw a large amount of white powder out of the window.
Officers saw the cloud of powder dissipate into the air and the operator finally stopped. Investigation at the scene determined the operator to be a man well known to police with 20 prior adult charges in Massachusetts; many of them drug related as well at 26 as a juvenile.
The subject was placed under arrest for failure to stop for a Police Officer and transported to Yarmouth Police Department Headquarters.
The vehicle was towed to Yarmouth Police Department Headquarters and members of the Barnstable County Sheriff’s Department Crime Scene Unit were able to recover 3 grams of the remaining white powder that had been blown all over the inside of the vehicle. The powder tested positive as heroin and the subject is being held in custody at YPD Headquarters on $1,040.00 cash bail.
He will be due for arraignment in the Barnstable District Court on Tuesday morning October 27.
Refer To Arrest: 15-1257-AR
Arrest: TREVOR ANTHONY GONSALVES-ROSE
Address: 136 N HULL ST EAST PROVIDENCE, RI
Age: 28
Charges: POSSESS TO DISTRIB CLASS A HEROIN
FAIL TO STOP FOR POLICE
FAIL TO SIGNAL
[This media release was prepared and distributed by Yarmouth Police Department Deputy Chief of Police Steven G. Xiarhos.]
In other news:
Figawi Charities donate $3,400 to Hyannis Firefighters’ Operation Warm!
PHOTO: Figawi Charities present check for $3,400 at October 23rd ceremony. From left to right, Leo Fein, FF Drew Hennessey, FF Dave Webb, FF Kyle Jacob, Shelley McCabe.
The following are additional photos of the check ceremony, including images of the coats that Hyannis Firefighters hope to give out to our local children…
More about Operation Warm:
Hyannis Firefighters are inviting everyone to join in and help out with this awesome cause!!! 
HYANNIS – Hyannis Firefighters are gearing up to raise funds for Operation Warm.
Hyannis Firefighters have joined forces with national non-profit Operation Warm in a newly launched program, “Firefighters for Operation Warm,” a movement led by firefighters across the U.S. to combat the effects of childhood poverty while saving American jobs.
With your help, Hyannis Firefighters hope to distribute brand new American-made winter coats to every student attending our Hyannis West Elementary School.
Hyannis West has approximately 285 children receiving a free or reduced lunch program, that is almost 85% living at or below poverty level.
Our children and schools will directly benefit from this program by promoting health and wellness, building self-esteem, and showing our children their community cares!
With your support, Hyannis Firefighters are trying to raise enough money to distribute coats to all 375 children attending HyWest.
Hyannis Firefighters are inviting everyone in the community to support this worthy cause in any way possible.
You can help out either through monetary donations, participating in a 50/50 raffle, or by attending a fun event that will be held Friday, November 6th at the Portside Tavern @ 8pm.
The event is $10.00 at the door and will feature a $10,000 50/50 raffle selection, fun games, and live music by The Gimmicks!
The goal is for our firefighters to surprise the students during the winter months with their bright new coats, personally fitting each child, and helping them write their names on an interior tag that reads, “Made Especially for You.”
Again, there are several ways to help:
1. Donation/Sponsor Information:
Everyone is invited to donate or become a sponsor of the Hyannis Firefighters’ efforts by visiting [CLICK HERE TO VISIT] www.operationwarm.org/Hyannis
2. Attend this fun event:
Where: PORTSIDE TAVERN, 72 North St. Hyannis MA
When: Friday November 6th, 2015 @ 8PM
Event: $10 at the door… and all door proceeds benefit Operation Warm
Or 3. Participate in the 50/50 Raffle:
Tickets are $20 each… and yes, you may buy as many as you want while supplies last!
There will ONLY be 1000 tickets sold.
The potential winner could win up to $10,000!
The raffle drawing will be held at the Portside Tavern on November 6th at 8:00PM… and you don’t need to be present to win!
For tickets you can call Hyannis Firefighter Dave Webb @ 508-360-5093 or, visit www.raffleriver.com (Search: Hyannis Firefighters) or, simply stop in and visit Hyannis Fire Headquarters…
This is a great cause which will directly benefit our young children, letting them know we care.
Imagine seeing a young HyWest child out in his or her brand new coat, knowing you took the opportunity to team up with our firefighters to make a difference?
🙂
10/26/2015
Robert Bastille,
P.S. – Today’s HyTown Vignette is brought to you by the Grateful Dead… [Crank it… and I beg of you DON’T MURDER ME!!! ] (Lyrics below…)
The Dire Wolf by the Grateful Dead … Lyrics….
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