Everett police logged 13 arrests between Monday, October 26 and Sunday, November 8, seven in the first week and six in the second, according to the department’s two most recent weekly arrest logs. Twelve people were booked; one Everett man appears twice, on consecutive days. The most serious charges of the fortnight were a set of firearm and ammunition counts against a Second Street man on October 26 and two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon against a West Street man on Halloween night.
The Rivergreen Park shooting arrest early Monday, November 9, falls in the week now under way and will appear in next Sunday’s log.
Firearm and ammunition charges
Matheus P. Plazzi, 30, of 571 Second Street, apartment 1, Everett, was arrested on October 26 and charged with possessing ammunition without a firearms identification card, possessing a large-capacity feeding device, and carrying an unloaded large-capacity firearm (case 979749). The log does not say what led officers to him.
Halloween night
Jonathan Enoc Duran Cruz, 23, of 16 West Street, apartment 1, was arrested on October 31 and charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and one count of threatening to commit a crime (case 980266). The log lists his address as Everett with a 02150 ZIP code, which is Chelsea’s.
The same night, Kerbily Ducasse, 26, of 14 Highland Avenue, apartment 2, Everett, was arrested and charged with receiving a stolen motor vehicle (case 980303).
Two days, two arrests on Devens Street
Scott D. MacDonald, 34, of 21 Devens Street, Everett, was arrested on Saturday, November 7 and charged with assault and battery on a police officer (case 980887). He was arrested again on Sunday, November 8 and charged with breaking and entering a building in the nighttime to commit a felony and with trespassing (case 980904). That case number matches the 4:14 a.m. entry in Sunday’s daily log, a 911 call from 193 Shute Street in which a man reported being pushed down.
The stolen car with a child inside
Marvin Kentrez Pryien, 26, of 5 Concord Street, apartment 2, Malden, appears in the log for October 26 as a “courtesy booking for Lynn PD.” He is the driver Everett officers stopped on Revere Beach Parkway in a car stolen in Lynn with a child in the back seat. Lynn police charged him with kidnapping, and Everett police said they would add motor vehicle charges including reckless endangerment of a child.
Shoplifting and larceny
- Xiuming Li, 37, of 42 Florence Street, Quincy, arrested October 29 and charged with shoplifting $250 or more by asportation (case 980047).
- Michael Crowther, 48, of 460 Mystic Avenue, apartment 403, Somerville, arrested November 2 and charged with shoplifting by concealing merchandise, third offense, and on a failure to appear warrant (case 980444).
- Shelisa Marie Bittle, 37, of 362 Summer Street, Somerville, arrested November 8 and charged with larceny under $1,200 by a single scheme and trespassing (case 980920). The case number matches the 1:18 p.m. daily log entry for a shoplifter detained at a store at 1 Mystic View Road.
OUI, assault, lewdness, warrants
- Angelina Chan, 61, of 119 Timson Street, apartment 1, Lynn, arrested November 4 and charged with operating under the influence of liquor (case 980589).
- Valencia Angelise Rosado, 21, of 491 Huntington Avenue, apartment 19, Hyde Park, arrested November 4 and charged with assault and battery (case 980587).
- Albert Guess, 68, of 112 Jefferson Avenue, apartment R3, Everett, arrested October 26 and charged with open and gross lewdness (case 979800).
- Jianguo Yu, 62, of 3 Kneeland Street, Malden, arrested November 1 on a failure to appear warrant (case 980319).
Also in Sunday’s daily log
Three entries in the November 8 daily log had no arrest listed as of the log’s posting: a man who walked into 103 Garland Street with stab wounds at 6:03 p.m., classified as an assault with a knife; the 8:25 p.m. Air Force Road firearm call that became the Rivergreen Park case; and a pedestrian struck at Summer Street and Broadway at 8:43 p.m. The department has not released details on the stabbing or the pedestrian. Everett MA News will follow up.
The two weeks in numbers
Thirteen arrests, 12 people, ages 21 to 68. Six of the 13 arrests, covering five people, listed Everett addresses. Two each came from Malden and Somerville, and one each from Lynn, Quincy and Hyde Park. Three arrests were wholly or partly on outstanding warrants. A failure to appear warrant issues when a defendant misses a court date.
Source documents: the department’s arrest log for October 26 to November 1 is hosted on Everett MA News and reproduced in full here; the log for November 2 to 8 is posted at everettpolicema.com.
Entries are taken from the Everett Police Department’s weekly arrest logs, public records posted at everettpolicema.com. An arrest is an accusation. Every person listed is presumed innocent unless and until convicted in court.
