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Posted by: fscpd907

50 people arrested after party
By Matt Lynch/Daily News staff
Monday, February 05, 2007 - Updated: 12:04 AM EST

BELLINGHAM - Police needed a school bus to haul away 50 people, including several from Framingham and some juveniles, who were arrested yesterday morning for partying too hard. Police said the owner of the house where the party was thrown is out of town, and a call came a little after midnight from a neighbor complaining about loud noise from the house at 164 North Main St.

"A neighbor called and said there were loud noises disturbing residents and people were going out (of the house), coming in, shouting," said Bellingham Sgt. Edward Guzowski.

Officers discovered one keg and a variety of bottles containing alcohol, according to Guzowski, and used a school bus because of the number of people who had been arrested.

"If you're underage, and you're throwing a party in Bellingham, you will be arrested," said Guzowski. "That's why there's accidents and terrible fatalities on the road. We can't just let these kids go, get in a car, and leave. They could kill someone."

The ages of those arrested ranged from 24 to 13.

The big bust came as no surprise to some neighbors, who said they noticed cars lining North Main Street on various nights for the past several weeks during parties at the house.

"The cars are there every Saturday night," said Melissa Visconti, who lives with her husband, David, two houses down from where the party allegedly occurred. "I was leaving for New Jersey one morning at 3:30 and people were just starting to pile out of the house."

Yesterday afternoon, the white, two-story house with green shutters showed slight traces of the party's aftermath, with an empty Bud Light case on its side by the door and an empty can sitting atop a trash bag.

A Red Silo cup - a staple of many keg parties - still sat in the windowsill of a second-floor window.

"I woke up at about 1 a.m. and there police all over the place," said Jim Dunn, whose home is directly behind the house at 164 North Main.

Dunn said he had never heard party sounds coming from the house but remembers a Wednesday night when every light in the house was on, from midnight to 4 a.m.

"I thought they might be painting their house," he said.

Guzowksi said it took seven hours for police to process all of the alleged offenders, none of whom is from Bellingham.

For complete list of those arrested, see the story on www.metrowestdailynews.com.

Those arrested for person under 21 possessing or transporting liquor, trespassing, breaking and entering for a misdemeanor, disorderly conduct, and disturbing the peace are: Clayton Souza, 20, of 90 Grove St. in Milford; Leuson Veloz, 20, of 57 Beach Road in Framingham; Facinayder O. Andrade, 22, of 50 Warren St., Apt. 603 in Peabody; Cristiane Rocha Depinho, 21, 19 Broadway St. in Salem; Lucas D. Cortines, 17, of 1400 Worcester Road, Apt. 741 in Framingham; Neylor Pereira, 19, of 45 Kings Way, Apt. 3, in Framingham; Andressa M. Schrader, 18, of 126 Beaver St., Apt. 145, in Framingham; Patrick D. Raym, 19, of 97 East Main St., Apt. 1, in Milford; Junior H. Barbosa, 18, 70 SD St., Apt. 3, in Framingham; Samuel S. Silva, 20, of 1 Wald St., Apt. 9, in Framingham; Pablo L. Silva, 18, of 1 Mayhew Slip in Milford; Fernanda S. Caetani, 18, of 23 Oliver St., Apt. 2, in Milford; Anderson O. Louzeiro, 17, of 81 Harriet Ave., in Shrewsbury; Rafaela DeSouza, 17, of 239 Fountain St. in Framingham; and two of the juveniles, according to police.

Those arrested for person under 21 possessing or transporting liquor, trespassing, breaking and entering nighttime for a felony and disturbing the peace are: Paula De V. Rocha, 24, of 5 West St. in Milford, Thiago Gomes, 20, of 47 Mountain Gate Road in Ashland; Oscar De Miranda, 18, of 98 Broadway St. in Salem; Luana Pittol, 18, of 85 Main St. in Peabody; Jessica Da Silva, 19, of 15 Queens Way, Apt. 10, in Framingham; Rafael B. Medeiros, 17, of 561 Worcester Road in Framingham; Marina Generoso, 17, of 20 Queens Way, Apt. A, in Framingham; Tony T. Cruz, 17, of 39 Pin Cushion Road in Framingham; Estevao Costa, 18, of 9 East St. in Natick; Renato F. Frances, 19, of 447 Boston Post Road, Apt. B11, in Marlborough; Francis De Oliveira, 19, of 24 Oliver St. in Milford; Samela V. De Menezes, 17, of 83 Fay Road in Framingham; Bruno Da Silva, 18, of 45 Clark St. in Framingham; Vinivius Oliveira, 17, of 1005 Waverly St. in Framingham; Marina C. Da Silva, 17, of 29 Gordon St., Apt. 206 in Framingham; Aline R. Cardoso, 17, of 134 Arlington St., Apt. 2, in Framingham; Wesley I. Santos, 19, of 79 Dishop Drive in Framingham; Brono Ds Lopes, 18, of 30 Henry St., Apt. 10, in Framingham; Marianna M. Fernandes, 18, of 66 Dinsmore Ave., Apt. 112, in Framingham; Diego De Morais, 19, of 35 Pine St., Apt. 10, in Framingham; Vinicius V. Francisco, 17, of 26 Marian Road, Apt. B, in Framingham; Raisa C. Rainha, 18, of 19 Joanne Drive, Apt. 2A, in Ashland; and the other four juveniles, police said.

Those charged with trespassing, breaking and entering for a felony, and disturbing the peace are: Anderson Dasilva, 21, of 52 Washington St. in Peabody; Vinicius Borges, 21, of 26 Marian Road, Apt. A, in Framingham; Servulo Filho, 23, of 79 Arlington St., Apt. 15, in Framingham; and Newton Fernandes, 22, of 5 West St., Apt. 2, in Milford.

Those charged with trespassing, breaking and entering for a misdemeanor, disorderly conduct, and disturbing the peace are: Denise Cristina Rebelato, 23, of 21 Wilson Drive; and Rafael R. Santos, 21, of 79 Arlington St., Apt. 15, both of Framingham, police said.

Lucas C. Nader, 18, of 6 Harmony Lane, Apt. B, in Framingham, was charged with person under 21 possessing or transporting liquor, trespassing, vandalizing personal property, malicious destruction of property or dwelling, breaking and entering in the nighttime for a felony, and disturbing the peace, police said.

Posted by: JoninNH

That is awesome!

Posted by: soxrock75

That's a damn good way for the Bellingham PD to make a statement......

Posted by: radio2526

haha... all i can think of is that poor booking officer

Posted by: dave7336

they should have added the bus fare to the bail amount!!

Posted by: HELPMe

What was it protegee night at that house?

Posted by: j809

The bail commissioner should split some of that $2000.

Posted by: frapmpd24

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Originally Posted by soxrock75

That's a damn good way for the Bellingham PD to make a statement......

Agreed...that does make a nice statement, don't throw a drinking bash in Bellingham. One of my Sergeant's has done that a few times for about 25 - 30 underage youths; got the bus in and locked everyone up. It certainly sent the message which many of the "party guests" that night still remember quite well some years later. Although, it can make for a very unhappy dispatcher from what I hear and the booking officer too like someone had mentioned.

Kudos to Bellingham PD!

Posted by: DodgeRam

nice job bpd

Posted by: USMCMP5811

Quote:

Originally Posted by frapmpd24

Ahhh, my allmamatter...Great job guy's!

I remember the nights of 30 pinches at a party, I think this is a new record for them.
Paper work takes a long time, With a bust that big, usually every one but one will come in off the road and assist with booking. But, I wonder how they crammed them into their 3 cells.

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Posted by: Beej1024

Cleary they were just trying to show up Franklin who locked up 18-20 on Friday night...

Posted by: 4ransom

That poor bus driver....

Posted by: Opie

The wheels on the bus go round and round....

Posted by: Irish Wampanoag

Now is that 50 reports or one large report????

Cheers (no pun) Bellingham PD good job.

Posted by: USMCMP5811

Quote:

Originally Posted by Irish Wampanoag

Now is that 50 reports or one large report????

That's a lot of cut and paste.

mmmmmm Paste.

Posted by: JoninNH

Paste! Not as tasty as paint, but yum!

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