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Fall River Police charge 21 individuals in planned trespassing operation

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Some residents have been complaining about trespassing at one of the most scenic areas of Fall River. On Thursday, Fall River Police conducted a crackdown.

At approximately 10:45 p.m., a group of people were arrested in the area of the Quequechan Rail Trail.

According to Detective Sergeant Moses Pereira, it was a planned operation to address the issue of trespassing on the Quequechan Rail Trail after hours.

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Trespassing at the trail is considered between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

Pereira stated that in total, 21 individuals were charged.

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4 Comments

  1. Seems a bit harsh for trespassing. There has to be more to this story. Maybe they were all super loud, making a mess, doing drugs, anything but trespassing. That’s such a petty offense.

  2. Stay off the Q-Trail. It is scenic but it is also dangerous and full of junkies living in the woods … the whole stretch from Rodman to Brayton Ave is unsafe. If you walk it make sure you are strapped, Don’t let your Grandma go on it

    The rabid Q Trail promoters think the trail magically transforms Fall River into Westport… it does not. Many ‘Bad Hombres’ travel on the Q-trail be careful

  3. Whenever the Fall River papers don’t publish the names of the people arrested it makes you wonder.

    The rail trail is very dangerous. I wouldn’t let me kids anywhere near it because the FRPD seems more concerned with covering up their own than it is with actually making the community safer.

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