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One injured in car vs. school bus rear-ender; Man MedFlighted to Boston after ladder fall; Yarmouth Police arrest four for drunk driving this weekend, 10 underage drinkers summoned

On injured in car vs. school bus rear-ender

 FALMOUTH - The driver of a Buick sedan was injured on Monday afternoon, February 8, 2010, around 3:15 p.m. when their car rear-ended a school bus. 

The driver was transported to Falmouth Hospital with reportedly minor injuries. There appeared to be signficant damage to the hood and driver's side windshield of the sedan.

According to the Falmouth Police Department, the ten students and school bus driver onboard at the time were not injured.

Photo and video by David G. Curran.

Man falls from ladder in Bourne, MedFlighted to Boston


   A man injured after a fall from a ladder is carried to a MedFlight copter in Bourne.

BOURNE - Around 11:40 a.m. Monday, February 8, 2010, Bourne Firefighters transported a man to an awaiting MedFlight helicopter at the Bourne State Police barracks at the Bridge Rotary.

Internet Safety Meeting

An informative Internet safety meeting will be held Monday night, February 8, 2010 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of D-Y Regional High School on Station Avenue in South Yarmouth.
   Assistant District Attorney Jennifer McNulty will speak about dangers associated with the Internet and cell phone use including texting and sexting. The meeting is open to parents, school staff and the public.
   Courtesy of the YPD.

According to police radio reports, the 52-year-old male fell 20 feet from a ladder sustaining chest injuries.

The extent of his injuries and the location of the fall are unknown at this time.

Photo by David G. Curran.

Yarmouth Police arrest four for drunk driving this weekend

Ten underage drinkers summoned as well

YARMOUTH - From the early hours of Saturday morning, February 6, 2010 to the equally early hours of Monday, February 8, 2010, the Yarmouth Police Department made four drunk driving arrests.

Arrested PersonCharges, Location, Arresting Officer

On Saturday, February 6 at 1:22 a.m., Luis Jose Diaz, 30, of Indian Pond Road in South Dennis, was arrested by Patrol Officer Mary Gibney during a vehicle stop on Route 28 and charged with OUI Liquor and Unlicensed Operation.

On Sunday, February 7 at 11:58 p.m., Peter J. Flaherty, 21, of Valley Road in Brewster, was arrested by Patrol Officer Justin Haire after a vehicle crash on Mayflower Terrace and charged with OUI Liquor and Operating to Endanger.

On Monday, February 8 at 1:36 a.m., Valdiney Reis, 34, of Archie Road in West Yarmouth, was arrested by Patrol Officer Michael Kramer during a vehicle stop on Route 28 and charged with OUI Liquor, Operating to Endanger and Unlicensed Operation.

In addition to the four arrests above, Patrol Officer Christopher Van Ness responded to a disturbance call on Route 28 Sunday at 3:42 p.m. Ten local teens were found to be minors in the possession of alcohol:

  • Joshua Danforth, 17, of Osterville
  • Danielle Faria, 17, of Hyannis
  • Fabrina Galvin, 17, of Hyannis
  • Christina Gatti, 17, of Hyanni
  • Tyesha Smalls, 17, of Centerville
  • Female juvenile, 15, of Barnstable
  • Ryan Ebert, 17, of Marstons Mill
  • Don Petelle-Murphy, 17, of Brewster
  • Michael King, 19, of Harwich
  • Jordan Byers, 19, of Hyannis

All have received a summons for the charges.

Release and mugshots courtesy of the Yarmouth Police Department.

6 comments
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02/08/10 @ 4:05 pm
Ted from Hyannis Port [Member] writes:
Er, ah... my sources tell me that the Faria girl is a little hottie!
02/08/10 @ 4:54 pm
bartenderfromhell [Member] writes:
"Er, ah... my sources tell me that the Faria girl is a little hottie!"

No good without pictures.
02/08/10 @ 6:36 pm
momo2ebedford [Member] writes:
I believe that every bus has the following words on the back...at eye level...and for a reason..."KEEP BACK 100 FEET"...Although, thankfully, no one was hurt, I'm sure the kids were frightened...
02/08/10 @ 8:58 pm
ccmedic09 [Member] writes:
Send those 19 year olds overseas to fight for freedom and risk their lives, but don't let 'em drink!
02/08/10 @ 9:33 pm
karent2 [Member] writes:
If they were in the armed forces, they wouldn't be back home here in trouble now would they?
02/08/10 @ 9:44 pm
vic [Member] writes:
Yeah, military personnel under 21 should be allowed to drink, especially if there going overseas to that dust bowl.
As far as the school bus accident, I see a Buick and a very bright bus that you can't miss. What are the chances it was a blue hair behind the wheel of the Buick. Hopefully, I'm wrong. They usually just plow through the front of businesses.
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