Great Barrington Police Arrest Man Hiding Under A Shed

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GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Police arrested a Sheffield man with an active warrant after fleeing arrest. 
 
Monday morning Great Barrington Police Officers responded to a fight in progress at the Cumberland Farms on Main St. 
 
While investigating the fight, a man identified as a potential witness was determined to have an active warrant out of the State of Connecticut for a probation violation. 
 
While being placed into custody, Mitchell Tyler, 35, of Sheffield, fled from police into the woods behind Cumberland Farms.
 
Great Barrington Police was assisted by Officers from Sheffield, Egremont, New Marlborough, Stockbridge, West Stockbridge, as well as the Massachusetts State Police in establishing a perimeter around the
Christian Hill Road/Lake Mansfield Road area. 
 
The Sheffield Police K9 unit was deployed and  tracked Tyler to a residence on Knob Hill Road where he was found hiding under a shed. Tyler was taken into custody without incident. 
 
Tyler will be held without the right to bail overnight at the Great Barrington Police Department and will be arraigned as a fugitive from justice at Southern Berkshire District Court on Tuesday.

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Pittsfield Earns Road Win at Westfield in Little League Sectional

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
WESTFIELD, Mass. – Hector Reyes-Colon broke a scoreless tie with a monster home run in the fourth inning, and the Pittsfield Little League All-Stars went on to a 9-1 win over Westfield in the first game of the Section 1 Championship on Wednesday night.
 
Myles Morrison-Gould held Westfield scoreless for 4 and a third innings before Carmelo Coco and Thomas Lacatell finished up as Pittsfield advanced in the winners’ bracket and set up a Thursday date with Holden.
 
Morrison-Gould and Westfield’s Keegan Welch (four strikeouts, four innings pitched) were locked in a pitchers duel until Reyes-Colon stepped into the box with two out in the top of the fourth.
 
He hammered a 1-0 pitch deep over the center field fence to give Pittsfield a 1-0 lead, and the District 1 Championship never looked back.
 
“Hector was just trying to get a base hit there, so that was beautiful,” Pittsfield coach Joe Skutnik said.
 
Skutnik agreed that Reyes-Colon helped break the seal and propel Pittsfield to a five-run rally in the top of the fifth.
 
“That was the second time through the order, too,” he added. “So the second time through, I think we did a lot better job at the plate.”
 
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