*** WATCH *** THREE ARRESTED IN NICE CADDY JUST IN FROM FLORIDA [NEW DETAILS]
UPDATE – 5/30/23 – The following are copies of the actual police report narrative submitted by Patrolman Fellows of the Barnstable Police Department:
INITIAL HN REPORT FROM 5/24/23:
HYANNIS – [HN NOTES] – Police across the region had been on the lookout for a white Cadillac registered out of Florida last evening when, lo and behold, it presented itself in a hotel parking lot on Route 132. One of the occupants was wanted by local police.
Shortly after midnight, members of the Barnstable Police patrol division quickly responded to the Holiday Inn, after receiving a tip that the Cadillac and its occupants were in the parking lot.
One of the occupants had a warrant out of Barnstable County, and word was out he had just arrived back in the area after a trip to Florida. He was taken into custody first.
As the investigation unfolded, the remaining two male occupants in the vehicle were also taken into custody. Both adult males had identification which said they were from Florida. One had a history of drug charges out of Florida… the other had a firearm charge out of Florida, according to radio transmissions regarding their adult records.
Officers searched the Cadillac and a quantity of white powder was discovered. The wanted man investigation had now turned into a narcotics investigation.
A member of the Barnstable County Sheriff’s Crime Scene Unit responded to assist with photos.
The following video contains RAW HN photos and police radio transmissions. There were no additional details available at the time of this report, and HN is in the process of finding out more. This developing story will be updated as soon as official information can be obtained… please watch for updates and check back later.
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* The initial HN notes contained in the above report are based on police radio transmissions and information from police sources. All defendants are presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
