MCLA Police Investigating A Series Of Larcenies From Vehicles

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The MCLA Campus Police and the North Adams Police Departments are investigating a series of larcenies from vehicles.
 
The MCLA Campus Police Department released a Crime and Safety Alert on their Facebook page Thursday indicating that earlier this week a number of unlocked vehicles parked on campus had items stolen from them.
 
The release stated that the incidents were reported to have taken place early morning Wednesday and Thursday. 
 
Vehicles were parked on Davenport, Bond and Corinth Streets. Items were also taken from an additional four vehicles parked in the Townhouse Lots.
 
The Campus Police asked that anyone with information please call the North Adams Police Department at 413-664-4945 or the Campus Police from any campus phone by dialing extension 5100. They can also be reached at 413-662-5100.
 
The alert concluded by urging students and residents to lock their vehicles and hid valuable items from view. Although the larcenies are specific to vehicles, the Campus Police also urged students to lock doors and ground-level windows. 
 

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North Adams Police Reaches League Title Game

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – North Adams Police Department jumped out to a 4-0 lead and held on for a 4-3 win over Lee’s Wildcat Sports Group Wednesday in the semi-finals of the Berkshire County Cal Ripken minors division tournament at Kemp Park.
 
David Atwell had an RBI single at the plate and was one of three NAPD pitchers to combine for 16 strikeouts in the six-inning win.
 
Balls in play were hard to come by for either team, but Atwell and Ben Vivori each singled in the bottom of the first as Police scored a run that proved to be the difference in the game.
 
“We switched our lineup for the first time this year for this game, and our goal was to get some runs in that first inning,” NAPD coach Patrick Wood said. “And we got the one.
 
“We put Ben Vivori at the top. He’s been our most solid hitter. He has not been leading off. We put him up first just to try to get him on, move him along the basepaths and try to get the ball in play.”
 
The tactic worked. Vivori delivered an infield single and moved up on a couple of balls that got to the backstop before Atwell hit a one-out infield single of his own to make it 1-0.
 
NAPD then scored three times without the benefit of a base hit in the bottom of the second.
 
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