Cops Arrest 2 In Double Shooting

by Paul Bass | March 13, 2007 10:56 PM | | Comments (3)

Lt.%20Kelly.jpgAn alert bike cop in the Hill sparked the arrest of two men Tuesday afternoon in connection with a double-shooting that had occurred moments earlier in Newhallville, according to Lt. Christopher Kelly (pictured).

Here’s what happened, according to Lt. Kelly:

Shortly before 4 p.m. police received reports of a shooting on Lilac Street. Two men were shot. One, 19 years old, is in “extremely critical” condition. The other, 18, is stable.

An eyewitness gave the police a description of the car, complete with license plate number.

Shortly after 4 p.m., Warren Palmer, an officer who patrols the Hill on bicycle, saw the car in the area of Spring Street. He radioed it in. The car was next seen around Elliot Street by Officer Carlos Ortiz, who also radioed it in. Other cops “flooded” the area and caught up with the car and stopped it.

The car’s three occupants fled on foot. The police caught two of them and arrested them. One is 30 years old, the other 24. Police also recovered three guns and a mask. One of the guns was found on a garage roof.

Police believe the two were involved in the shootings. Detectives were conducting interviews late Tuesday to determine who did what.







Share this story

Share |

Comments

Posted by: KAM | March 14, 2007 12:10 AM

Great job by Officer Warren Palmer. He's a good cop and a nice guy.

Kerri O. Keye

Posted by: mike | March 14, 2007 3:43 AM

Good job Ofc. Warren Palmer and Ofc. Carlos Ortiz and other cops today..Mike

Posted by: Wayla | March 14, 2007 6:43 PM

Great job by the NHPD! Getting illegal guns off the street. I'm a NH resident and the cops, Officer Palmer, Ortiz, Manware, Lalli, and Myers did a good job.

Sorry, Comments are closed for this entry

Special Sections

Legal Notices

Some Favorite Sites

Government/ Community Links


Flyerboard

Sponsors

N.H.I. Site Design & Development

NHI Store

Buy New Haven Independent Stuff

News Feed

Powered by
Movable Type 3.35