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Police say evidence supports arrest warrants; non-public session set for July 28
Summary
Chief Christopher Keaton told Selectmen that Officer Murphy has developed evidence to support arrest warrants in two theft cases, including an incident at Lucy Hardware; he is to attend a non-public Selectmen meeting on July 28 at 4:15 p.m. to discuss those cases further.
Chief of Police Christopher Keaton updated the Selectmen on ongoing investigations and reported that Officer Murphy "has enough evidence to support an arrest warrant" in a theft case at Lucy Hardware. Keaton also said an investigation involving the town liquor store "has resulted in an arrest warrant."
Selectmen asked Keaton to schedule a time to discuss several incidents in a non-public session when all three Selectmen are present; Keaton is scheduled to attend the Selectmen's meeting on Tuesday, July 28, at 4:15 p.m. The board did not take public action on charges or arrests during the July 22 meeting; the procedural request is to review evidence with the full board in non-public session.
