SAVOY, Mass. — The suspect in a stabbing that occurred in Adams on Wednesday morning is still at large and considered armed and dangerous.
State Police have been searching for Jeffrey Cote, 55, who is alleged to have stabbed an ex-girlfriend at her North Summer Street in Adams. The woman is currently hospitalized.
He may still be in Savoy or Cheshire and residents are asked to call 911 if seeing anyone who fits his description. He should not be approached.
Authorities had congregated at Cote's residence on Chapel Road but determined he was not there and have since been searching the rural and wooded property.
Troopers from the State Police Special Emergency Response Team, K9 Unit, Berkshire County Detective Unit, and Troop B are actively searching for Cote for the second consecutive day.
Again, if you see someone matching his description dial 911 or contact State Police Cheshire Barracks at 413-743-4700 immediately.
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Adams Charter School Runners Take Top Spots at League Meet
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GREENFIELD, Mass. – Ninth-graders Drew Svrluga and James Strange placed first and second, respectively, for the Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter Public School in Wednesday’s River Valley Athletic League cross country race at Four Rivers School.
It was the first time a pair of runners from the Adams charter school took the top two places in a league meet.
“I am so proud of our runners, especially Drew and James,” Wolf Pack coach Benn Griffin said. “These are two of the hardest working runners I've had the privilege of coaching over the last decade and a half. I believe if our entire team ran this race, we would have had a great chance for our team to take first place in the meet. This is a big confidence boost going into the middle of the season.”
The Adams charter school’s boys team placed third at the meet without one of its top three runners competing.
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