Repeated calls to a Halloween party in Bristol County led to the arrest of one man on several gun-related charges.
According to Seekonk Police, on Sunday, at approximately 1:45 a.m., multiple units were dispatched to Reservoir Street for a reported noise complaint.
Upon arrival, officers discovered a large Halloween party taking place at the residence. The homeowner was cooperative and agreed to make efforts to reduce the noise level. Officers subsequently cleared the scene.
Shortly thereafter, multiple units were dispatched back to the same address for a reported physical disturbance. Upon arrival, officers again spoke with the homeowner, who remained cooperative. The homeowner acknowledged that several individuals attending the party were unknown to him and requested police assistance in removing the unwanted guests. Officers assisted with removing the individuals, and units again cleared thescene.
A short time later, units were dispatched to the residence for a third time following a report of a male brandishing a firearm. Through a brief investigation, officers identified the suspect, who was wearing a “green frog costume”. Officers located a loaded Glock 30 firearm, and the suspect was taken into custody without incident.
23-year-old Isaiah Q. Gonsalves of Central Falls, RI was charged with Carry Firearm without License, Carry Firearm without License, Loaded, Improper Storage of a Firearm, and Possess Ammunition without FID card.
The incident remains under investigation, with potential additional charges.
