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Parkville High School student arrested after bringing firearm to school

Parkville high school student arrested after bringing firearm to school

Parkville High School student arrested after bringing firearm to school

PARKVILLE, MD — A 16-year-old student has been charged as an adult following an incident at Parkville High School on a recent Thursday. The arrest occurred around 11:30 a.m. when officials responded to the 2600 block of Putty Hill Ave.

Administrators reported that the student ran away as they attempted to search the student’s book bag. Witnesses claim they saw what appeared to be the handle of a handgun as the student exited the school premises.

A School Resource Officer quickly apprehended the student. After the arrest, police discovered an unloaded firearm discarded nearby.

During a thorough search of the area, officers also found a magazine that had been left behind. The student now faces charges related to possession of a handgun.

Law enforcement is committed to maintaining safety within the school environment. The incident underscores the continued vigilance required by school officials and law enforcement.

The teenager is currently being processed as an adult under handgun violations.

In a statement regarding the incident, school officials ensure that proper measures are in place for student safety.

This situation highlights the challenges schools face concerning security and student behavior.

Utica Police Seize Drugs and Firearms in Oneida Square

Utica police seize drugs and firearms in oneida square

Utica Police Seize Drugs and Firearms in Oneida Square

**Utica, NY** – On Tuesday, the Utica Police Department Special Investigations Unit conducted a search related to cocaine distribution in the Oneida Square area. The operation, supported by UPD Patrol and the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Unit, occurred on April 1st, 2025, at 1316 ½ Oneida Street.

The search resulted in significant findings, including 180.7 grams of cocaine, a loaded 9mm handgun with an extended magazine, digital scales, packaging materials, and $2,100 in assorted U.S. currency. These discoveries led to various charges against the suspect.

Donald Williams, 44, of Utica, was the investigation’s primary target. He faces charges of criminal possession of a controlled substance in both the second and third degrees, criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree, and two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree due to a prior conviction and the extended magazine.

Additionally, Williams was charged with criminal possession of a firearm and two counts of criminal use of drug paraphernalia in the second degree. The investigation is part of the department’s ongoing efforts to combat

West Roxbury Officers Arrest South Boston Man on Firearm Charges

West roxbury officers arrest south boston man on firearm charges

West Roxbury Officers Arrest South Boston Man on Firearm Charges

**Boston, MA** – On Wednesday, at approximately 12:45 PM, officers from District E-5 (West Roxbury) arrested Brendan Donovan, 45, of South Boston, on multiple firearm-related charges.

A detective on patrol observed a person on a scooter, who was carrying a duffel bag, run a red light in the area of Centre Street and Lorette Street. The scooter continued onto the sidewalk towards Temple Street and parked at 7 Spring Street.

The detective also noticed two masked individuals walking from the same location and tracked them as they met Donovan behind an unoccupied van in a parking lot. The detective and a beat officer approached the group, whereupon a firearm was seen in Donovan’s waistband; it was later identified as a less lethal CO2 firearm.

Additional officers arrived, removed Donovan from the scooter, and checked the duffle bag, discovering an AR-15 Camouflage Assault Rifle and a bag of Fentanyl. Donovan was arrested and will face several charges in West Roxbury District Court, including unlawful firearm possession and possession of class A substances.

Stolen Firearms Recovered After Altercation in South Stafford

Stolen firearms recovered after altercation in south stafford

Stolen Firearms Recovered After Altercation in South Stafford

**Stafford, VA** – Two juveniles were detained in South Stafford following an altercation that led to the discovery of stolen firearms. On Thursday at approximately 6:06 p.m., Sergeant J.D. Hurt, along with Deputies S.C. Steinway, M.A. Holub, and S.T. Myers, responded to Ridgemore Street due to a reported fight in progress.

Upon arrival, law enforcement officers observed the suspects fleeing into nearby woods but managed to detain two 17-year-olds shortly thereafter. The juveniles had been consuming Twisted Tea and verbally provoking each other, which escalated into a physical conflict. During the investigation, authorities suspected the involvement of firearms and initiated a search.

Deputy Myers deployed his K-9 partner, Gunner, to assist in locating any hidden weapons. Gunner successfully tracked and found a handgun buried under leaves. Continuing the search, Gunner led deputies to another concealed firearm. Both firearms had altered serial numbers and were confirmed stolen.

The juveniles were charged with multiple counts including disorderly conduct, underage alcohol possession, and possession of stolen firearms. They were also charged with altering a firearm’s serial number