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Welcome

Published on November 22nd, 2011 in News

As Chief of Police, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Wareham Police Department website.

The Mission of the Wareham Police Department is to provide the citizens of this community with the highest quality of law enforcement, emergency services, and general assistance possible. We pledge to respect and protect the individual rights, lives, and property of all people. We will work to reduce the fear of crime, to improve the quality of life, and to faithfully enforce the laws. We will also establish a partnership with our citizens, schools, and businesses through community policing initiatives. Professionalism and integrity by each and every member of this department is of the utmost importance and will underlay all of our efforts.

The department would like to remind you not to give out any personal information over the phone. Review our informative handout on Identity Theft that outlines steps on how to prevent your identity from being stolen, and what to do if it happens.

Police Chief Richard M. Stanley

 

 
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Sex Offenders

Click on the “read more” tab to expand the list, then click on the individual to see their registry sheet.

 

Alves, Joseph -  Aunt Hanah’s Lane            Berche, John  -  Marion Road

Cogswell, Earl  -  Claudia Street                  Dalumba, Brandon  -  Swifts Beach Road

Furtado, Alan  -  Dowd Avenue                    Henderson, Ernest  –  Madeline Street

LeBlanc, Glenn  -  Cranberry Hwy                Lewis, Robert  -  Plymouth Avenue

Lunnin, Joseph  -  Mattapoisett Road           Mastera, Mark  -  Cranberry Hwy

Oliveira, David  -  Cranberry Hwy                 Owen, Charles  -  Kendrick Road

Shockro, John  -  Patterson Road                Silva, Victor  -  Madeline Street

Tripolone, Salvatore  -  Fearing Hill Road

 
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Recent level 3 Sex Offender Release

Published on February 22nd, 2012 in News

SEX OFFENDER LUNNIN

 
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Identity information requested regarding armed robbery

The Wareham Police Department Investigative Unit is requesting any information regarding an armed robbery of Pepin’s Liquors located on Cranberry Hwy. in Wareham on  November 28, 2011.  The female pictured in this post came into the store just before the masked suspect.  The female asked for directions and then exited the store. Surveillance footage showed the unidentified female enter a dark colored SUV.  The female then drove out of the parking lot, stopping just before turning on Cranberry Hwy., to let the masked male suspect out of the vehicle. The masked suspect then entered the store and approached the clerk demanding all the money.

 

If anyone knows the identity of the female pictured please contact the Wareham Police Detective Unit at 508-295-1206.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Male attempts to elude police

On February 17, 2012, at approximately 1:00 AM, Officer Stephen Kearney noticed a vehicle travel through the red light signal at Main Avenue and Rte. 6&28. Upon being signaled to stop by the officer, the vehicle increased its speed and continued toward Onset Center, before turning into an Onset neighborhood in an obvious attempt to elude the officer.

The vehicle left the residential area and traveled to Minot Ave., heading toward Wareham Center. While on Minot Avenue, the vehicle abruptly stopped, at which time the suspect, later identified as 28-year-old Joseph Pennini of 10 Linda Lane in Forestdale, MA, fled on foot from the vehicle. Responding officers set up a perimeter and located the suspect within minutes, as he was running on the train tracks toward Depot Street. Mr. Pennini, who had the keys to the vehicle in his possession when located by Officers Kevin Reilly and John Iacobucci, was placed into custody on the railroad tracks just before the Depot St. intersection after a brief struggle.

Joseph Pennini has been charged with Failing to Stop for Police, Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle, and Resisting Arrest, as well as Operating After License Suspension, due to a prior OUI conviction. It should be noted that Mr. Pennini was wearing a court ordered ankle monitoring device at the time of his arrest.  Mr. Pennini was also cited for failing to stop at a red light and speeding.

Mr. Pennini was held at the Wareham Police Department and will be arraigned at the Wareham 4th District Court on Friday, February 17, 2012.