Friday, September 21, 2012
Police are still searching for the second suspect.
Police have one suspect in custody this afternoon after an armed home invasion on Falmouth Road in Newton, near the Waltham line. According to Newton Police Officer Eric Rosenbaum, police responded to the scene around 2:30 p.m. Friday after a resident reported an armed home invasion involving two masked men with 12-inch knife. Rosenbaum said two people were in the home at the time of the incident. One victim, a male, heard a noise at the back of the house and when he went to investigate, he spotted the suspects coming into the home. There was a brief struggle between the victim and a suspect, Rosenbaum said, before the victim was able to flee to a neighbor's house. The other victim was then told to run to his room and stay there. No one …
One suspect appears to be in custody.
One police dog has responded to the scene of a possible armed home invasion to assist with the search for the invaders; another one has been requested. Newton Police are currently investigating that possible armed home invasion on Falmouth Road, near the Waltham line, according to Newton Police Officer Eric Rosenbaum. He says police are still working to confirm that the incident was, in fact, an armed home invasion. According to Patch Editor Ryan Grannan-Doll, who is on scene, it appears as though one suspect is in custody on Fuller Street in Waltham, which is a short distance from the reported home invasion on Falmouth Street in Newton. Police have been looking for two males who were involved in the incident who were both reportedly …
Reports indicate one suspect may be in custody.
Newton Police responded to a home on Falmouth Road in Newton this afternoon after a home invasion had been reported. According to scanner reports, the invasion involved two suspects who reportedly had a knife. >>Looking for instant updates from Waltham Patch? Follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Scanner reports said one suspect was described as a tall, skinny black male in his 20s with a black shirt and baggy pants. The other suspect was described as a heavy white male with black pants. Both suspects were reportedly wearing masks. Police may have stopped one of the suspects just a short ways down the road on Fuller Street in Waltham, according to scanner reports. A K-9 unit has been called to the scene. These reports are from Newton …
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Trio will be arraigned at a later date.
Three men have been indicted by a Middlesex County Superior Court grand jury in connection with a Newton home invasion. Vincenzo Alonge, 22, and Richard Siciliano, 29, both of Waltham, and Melvin Jimenez, 27, of Burlington, were indicted yesterday according to Middlesex District Attorney Spokesman Jessica Pastore. Alonge and Siciliano appeared in Newton District Court last month and faced charges of armed burglary, use of a firearm in a felony and carrying a firearm without a license. Jiminez was charged with armed burglary and held on $5,000 cash bail. A superior court arraignment date has not yet been set for the three men. Technically, the trio are all one case, and future proceedings will decide whether their cases will be split inti …
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Friday, January 6, 2012
Next hearing is scheduled for Jan. 24
Two Waltham men allegedly involved in a Newton home invasion were ordered held without bail today, while a third suspect had his bail set at $5,000 cash bail. Newton District Court Judge Sarah Singer ordered Vincenzo Alonge, 22, and Richard Siciliano, 29, both of Waltham, held without bail during a dangerousness hearing on Thursday, Jan. 5. Singer set the bail for Melvin Jimenez, 27, of Burlington, at $5,000 cash, with two conditions. Jimenez, if he posts bail, must submit to house arrest and wear a GPS monitoring bracelet. According to his attorney, he was raised in Waltham. The trio’s next hearing is scheduled for Jan. 24. The hearing started on Wendesday, Jan. 4 and continued today with attorney for all three men questioning Newton …
Thursday, January 5, 2012
The three men appeared in Newton District Court yesterday for a dangerousness hearing.
Police have arrested a third Waltham man in connection with a West Newton home invasion that occurred in the early morning hours of Dec. 30. Melvin Jiminez, 27, appeared alongside Vincenzo Alonge and Richard Siciliano in Newton District Court yesterday for a dangerousness hearing. That hearing was continued to later this afternoon. According to the Middlesex County District Attorney's Office, Jiminez was arrested Dec. 30 on charges of armed burglary. He was arraigned Tuesday in Newton District Court and held pending the dangerousness hearing. Authorities allege that Alonge and Siciliano broke into an apartment on Harvey Place early Friday morning while Jiminez sat in a white Audi and acted as a lookout. Although police initially …
