Alert issued for armed suspects in white Cadillac suv, Beverly MA
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WeaponsAn alert was issued for a white Cadillac SUV involved in a shooting at Beverly Service Plaza on Route 128 northbound. The vehicle is occupied by two people wearing black and confirmed to be armed. The male suspect fired the weapon approximately four hours prior. Authorities advise caution in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Lowell Police Department
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Stand by for an officer safety alert for a past shooting.
00:09
State Police Danvers over BAPERN 3.
00:12
State Police Dammer's over Bateman 3.
00:15
This is an officer safety alert for a shooting that occurred about four hours ago.
00:21
The location is the Beverly Service Plaza on Route 128 northbound.
00:28
Pay special attention near Gloucester and surrounding areas.
00:35
A shooting occurred there about four hours ago.
00:37
The suspect vehicle is a small white compact SUV occupied by two people.
00:44
Driven by a female with a male passenger, both wearing all black.
00:51
They are confirmed to be armed.
00:52
Confirmed firearm involved.
00:55
The male suspect fired the weapon, not the victim.
00:59
Once again, officer safety alert for a white compact SUV with two occupants, a female and male dressed in black.
01:08
Confirmed shooter present.
01:12
Use caution.
01:22
State police damage over Maple 3.
01:24
The vehicle make is confirmed as a white Cadillac.
01:32
Confirm Cadillac.
01:34
White color.
01:35
Again, compact SUV with two occupants, female and male. Use caution.
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Location mentioned:
MA-128 Service Area, Beverly, MA 01915
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