Brazilian Murder Suspect Arrested in Edgartown

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Thursday arrested 31-year-old Hiago Ornela Da Silva, who is wanted for homicide in Brazil.

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Man Arrested For Break-Ins, Threats

Radu-George Radoi, of Romania, was arrested around 6:45 a.m. Sunday and has been charged with defacing property, resisting arrest, assault, threat to commit a crime and two counts of breaking and entering.

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Man Found Dead in Edgartown Great Pond Worked for the Obama Family

Officials identified the 45-year-old man who went missing Sunday as Tafari Campbell, of Dumfries, Va. Mr. Campbell had served as the sous chef at the White House during the Obama presidency.

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Edgartown Police Officer Stephanie Immelt to Retire

After 22 years with the Edgartown Police Department, officer Stephanie Immelt has chosen to retire, Chief Bruce McNamee told the select board on Monday.

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Edgartown Brainstorms Consolidating Police and Fire Stations

A town building committee has proposed replacing the aging fire station structure with a new public safety building that would also include the neighboring police station.

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Oak Bluffs Selects Jonathan Searle as New Police Chief

A long-serving Edgartown police sergeant is slated to become the next police chief in Oak Bluffs after the town select board voted Monday afternoon to offer the job to Jonathan Searle.

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Car Chase Leads to Arrest, Toppled Tombstones

Edgartown police were led on a car chase that snaked through Upper Main Street and ended in the town cemetery on Thursday morning with an arrest, a vehicle tow and a few toppled tombstones — but no injuries.

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Walking the Beat With Holiday Heroes
Aaron Wilson

On Tuesday, the Edgartown police department will turn their cruisers into Thanksgiving dinner delivery mobiles.

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Missing Elderly Man Is Found

An all-out search effort by Edgartown police, fire, EMS Monday evening was successful.

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Fentanyl Testing Available

The Edgartown police department is making fentanyl testing strips available to members of the community at risk of fatal overdoses from tainted opiates.

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