Aaron Curtis
Multimedia Journalist at The Lowell Sun
Multimedia journalist @LowellSun | Let me know if you see a heavy presence of emergency crews in the Greater Lowell area | [email protected]
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5 days ago |
lowellsun.com | Aaron Curtis
LOWELL - A federal investigation into possible cyber crimes took an unexpected turn early Tuesday morning when Homeland Security agents, assisted by the Lowell Police, allegedly uncovered a drug trafficking operation inside a home in the Belvidere neighborhood. The Lowell Police said in an incident report that they seized nearly $135,000 in cash, along with MDMA, cocaine, marijuana, psilocybin mushrooms, and THC products, leading to the arrest of 28-year-old John Simers.
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5 days ago |
lowellsun.com | Aaron Curtis
LOWELL - All five alleged victims took the stand in the opening days of Joshua Marshall's trial in Middlesex Superior Court last week, describing in graphic detail the incidents of rape they say they endured at his hands while living under the same roof in Chelmsford. "He'd say how much he loved me and he'd also sometimes say that I was the only one keeping him there at the house," said one of the alleged victims, now 17 years old, while on the stand, speaking about Marshall on Thursday.
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1 week ago |
lowellsun.com | Aaron Curtis
LOWELL - Police responded to a single-vehicle crash on Moore Street near Whidden Street late Tuesday afternoon, finding a severed utility pole with electrical wires strewn across the roadway. At the center of the wreckage was a red sedan with a crushed front end and its driver nowhere to be found. Just after 4:30 p.m., multiple calls were placed to emergency dispatch reporting the wreck. Responding officers observed wires draped over the totaled vehicle.
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1 week ago |
lowellsun.com | Aaron Curtis
LOWELL - Sightings of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents around Lowell have once again gained attention, with photos and videos circulating on social media showing federal agents stationed around the city.
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1 week ago |
lowellsun.com | Aaron Curtis
BILLERICA - A new four-legged member has officially joined the Billerica Police Department, and she carries a name steeped in honor. KC, the newest addition to the department's K-9 unit, will undergo formal training in the months ahead. While she is learning the tricks of the trade, she carries a name that pays tribute to fallen Officer Kenneth Collins, who gave his life in the line of duty in 1969.
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It sounds like the jury has reached a verdict in the Joshua Marshall aggravated rape trial in Middlesex Superior Court. Jurors have been deliberating for approximately 9 hours over two days.
RT @LowellSun: Lowell man gets 9 years for federal drug trafficking case involving counterfeit pills https://t.co/V8P0KqIffh
Reports of an individual brandishing a shard of glass around at a location in Lowell. I missed the address. Police have been at the location multiple times today. The individual is apparently schizophrenic, according to radio report. Several units requested.
