They were among thousands of police officers who traveled from across the country to attend the funeral and pay final respects to Officer Wenjian Liu, an NYPD officer who was shot to death Dec. 20 while on patrol, along with his partner, Officer Rafael Ramos.
According to the New York Times, the number of officers assembled makes this the “largest sendoff” for a fallen officer in the history of the NYPD.
Current arrest log, wanted list, from Manchester, NH, Police.
Officers Derek Feather and Tyler Shaw located the victim, a 30-year-old male, outside of 305/307 Cedar Street who was bleeding profusely due to a stab wound in his abdomen. Both officers assisted the injured man while additional officers responded and set-up a perimeter to locate the suspect.
As of 4:30 p.m. one person was taken into custody and the male victim has been transported to a local hospital and treated for his non-life threatening wound.
Police are investigating a report of an active shooter, and are searching the woods near Hackett Hill.
Curtis Massey, 17, was allegedly involved in a Dec. 10 robbery of a female cab driver at approximately 11:45 p.m. in addition to a second robbery involving a male cab driver on December 13, 2014 , at approximately 9:40 p.m.
The following dogs were located; Shar Pei (Value $550), Papillion ($540), Cocker Spaniel ($500), 2-Pyranees puppies ($165/$140), 2-Chocolate Labrador Retrievers ($440/$440)), Chihuahua ($265), Maltese ($540), Dachshund ($400), 2-Cocker-Poo puppies ($455/$455) and a Beagle ($215). The total value is $5,105.
“[The police officer] ran across the road and I heard him yell to the kid, ‘put the dog down,’ and before you know it there was four kids on the ground and a dozen cruisers here,” Manning said. “You don’t mess with the Manchester Police.”
After the arrest of Christopher Martinez for a Dec. 12 shooting a search was conducted of the van he was in and detectives located several items including: a .380 caliber handgun (stolen out of Florida); heroin (53.4 grams); five separate prescription pills including oxycodone.
This week’s police arrest logs provides a snapshot of crime in the city.
A woman attempting to cross Auburn Street against the crosswalk is at fault for causing an accident that left her injured, police said.
Police are investigating a shooting incident after a woman sought care for a gunshot wound to the shoulder.
Sports memorabilia worth more than $1,600, 90 oxy pills worth $900 on the street allegedly taken during Dec. 10 burglary.
Less than one hour later, police responded to the area of Varney and Warner streets to speak with the victim of an armed robbery. The 34-year old female cab driver stated she had picked up three young white males in the area of Wilkins Street.
Highlights from the Dec. 7 Manchester Police Commission meeting, including ‘Joshua’s Law’ which supports victims of domestic violence, recent crime updates, the need to increase diversity within the ranks, grants and other department matters.
About 150 seniors enjoyed night of Holiday Lights and Christmas celebration, courtesy of Manchester Police Department and Home Instead.
A burglar with a baseball bat smashed his way into Pigeon’s Market and left with a 12-pack of beer and some cigarettes.
The investigation is ongoing between the Manchester Police Auto Theft Unit and the Area 9 Office of the National Insurance Crime Bureau. Each truck is valued at approximately $50,000, totaling over $150,000.
