A “domestic dispute” led Haverhill police to search Friday afternoon for a woman on wooded trails around Winnekenni Park and Kenoza Lake. She was found unharmed after being the alleged victim of a threat against her.
Haverhill Police Captain Kim Parolisi told WHAV investigators responded to a call “from a third party” telling police a woman stated a man “was going to kill her” and then left. Officers on all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) searched the area for a motorcycle on which an unidentified suspect fled after a witness gave police a license plate number. Police had also sought the public’s help by posting a photo of the woman on its Facebook page, but shortly afterward she walked out of the woods to officers unharmed, according to Parolisi.
The search was called off when, through a plate check, a male party was found with help from Merrimac police, Parolisi said. However, he declined to identify the man or comment on whether any charges were filed.
A state police helicopter also assisted in the search, according to Parolisi.
Congratulations Tim…. You scooped the Tribune relative to this story.
The tribune is on the verge of going out of business. They’ve made the decision to hold customers hostage by having to pay to read the paper online which has lead to a drastic reductions in subscriptions. The most telling sign they’re hurting is that the average length of time a person spends online to read the ET is 2.5 minutes. That tells me someone reads the front page and the obituaries and then they leave. Why any company would spend money advertising with the ET is a mystery.
The tribune is dead to me – they made one bad decision after another over the last few years and have rendered themselves useless now.