Crime
Massachusetts State Police, local police issue 303 citations, make 39 arrests in Operation May Flower
The Lawrence Police Department, Massachusetts State Police, and the Essex County Sheriff’s Department last week conducted a successful operation, dubbed May Flower, targeting motor vehicle infractions, drug dealing, gang activity, and subjects of warrants for violent crimes. The operation also targeted other issues affecting the quality of life of citizens of the city, including unlawful operation of motorcycles and off-road vehicles.
The operation, which was conducted April 23 and 25, resulted in Troopers and Officers issuing 303 citations for motor vehicle violations and equipment deficiencies. Police made 39 arrests, issued criminal summonses to nine other people, seized or towed numerous vehicles, including five illegal dirt bikes were seized.
MSP units that participated in Operation May Flower were Troop A and the Air Wing. The operation was led Lawrence Police Lieutenant Jay Cerullo and Massachusetts State Police Lieutenant Peter Morawiak.
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Fed Up
April 29, 2024 at 12:03 pm
Healy Admin ” basically going after after everybody who has money ” Looks like they’re kicking off that policy. It’s a 2 prong approach. Get them initially with citations and the lax judicial system will get them on the back end in form of court costs instead of jail time.