The pedestrian accident occurred around 5 a.m. last Thursday morning. This is the driver’s second offense for operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. She is also being charged with leaving the scene of an accident.

The runner was transported to Cape Cod Hospital with minor injuries. She had been wearing protective gear during her run and should have been visible to the driver. A witness to the accident followed the potential drunk driver until police were able to arrive at the scene.

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The cause behind the beached dolphins remains a mystery and rescue workers are trying their hardest to save as many dolphins as they can. According to the International Fund for Animal Welfare, this amount of stranded dolphins is extremely high for one time and usually is recorded throughout an entire year.

The areas of Wellfleet and Eastham were the main locations of the beachings, which has been rising by the day. By the time workers were able to reach the dolphins, 50 of them were already dead. They have been able to save 35 of them as of now, releasing them back into the Atlantic ocean and are hoping to save more as the days go on. To stay up to date on local Cape Cod news, please visit the Cape Cod Times.

The men approached a motel room wearing masks and carrying a baseball bat. Two men were inside the room and answered the door after hearing the knock. The men made their way in, but one of the residents in the room put up a fight and was able to strip off the mask of one of the assailants and also take control of the baseball bat. The man was not willing to leave without his baseball bat and so the two men held him there until police were able to arrive.

The three men admitted to the police what their efforts were targeted towards and stated who the leader of the group happened to be. They were charged with home invasion, conspiracy and attempting to commit a crime. Each were held on different bail amounts and are scheduled to arrive back in court on January 24, 2012.

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The fourth-grade student was determined to help people with his music and thus wrote the song, “Sweet Dreams.” This is the main song on his two-song CD that will be sold in order to benefit the Housing Assistance Corporation and Project Prevention. These non-profit organizations provide shelters to the homeless and assist in mortgage payments with families who are close to eviction.

His parents decided to pay out of pocket for the production of the CDs, which is $2.25 per CD. Each CD will be sold for $5, with all of the profits going towards the non-profits.

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These charges stem from accusations claiming that the woman stole from a Harwich charity where she was formerly employed. The charity, Harwich Ecumenical Council for the Homeless Inc., offers child care and affordable housing in the area as well as maintains 60 rental properties.

The woman stole roughly $65,000 from the organization. The charity claims that the stolen money was used by the Cape Cod resident to pay for her adult children’s rent.

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The state police were investigating one of the men on the list, a man who would be 71-years-old today, and while talking to his sister, they learned of his passing in 2002. Barnstable police were seeking the man for two counts of battery on a child and indecent assault that occurred at two separate times.

The man had been in a Mexican prison serving time for previous crimes he had committed. Shortly after his release in 2002, the man died. The death was never reported to Social Security and therefore the Cape Cod police never learned of his passing.

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The two men were local residents of the area and tried to flee the scene in a car. When officers approached their vehicle, one of the men tried to assault the officer, after stuffing a bag filled with white substance into his mouth. A search of their vehicle yielded another bag containing 60 grams of heroin.

After swallowing the bag that was in his mouth, the suspect was taken to Cape Cod Hospital. Both men were eventually arrested and charged with drug trafficking charges as well as committing a drug violation close to a school.

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A grand jury indicted Adams on several charges including larceny over $250 and making a false claim against the state. He is said to have stated exaggerated expenses for the two movies, ” The Golden Boys,” and “The Lightkeepers.” These false claims allowed him to collect an additional $4.7 million in tax credits.

Adams is being held on $100,000 cash bail.

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According to reports, the alleged robber entered the building with a note saying that he had a bomb and that this was a robbery. He slipped the note to a teller when he approached the area. He was arrested three days later after police recognized him from the surveillance videos at the bank.

The suspect has been arrested numerous times in the past on charges spanning from drug possession to attempted robbery. He will be in court on December 9 to deal with a drug possession charge and on December 12 he will once again appear in court to discuss the burglary case.

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Some of the events that will be featured this weekend will include; The North Pole Express Ride aboard the Cape Cod Central Railroad, a Christmas parade and a holiday concert. Resorts and inns across Cape Cod will also be offering discounted lodging as well as discounted event tickets to local attractions throughout the weekend.

Cape Cod criminal defense attorney, James Powderly hopes that everyone in the Cape Cod area stays safe during the holiday festivities.

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