MA 'Most-Wanted' Suspect Caught By Worcester Police: Patch PM

Worcester MA

30 August, 2021

3:06 PM

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MASSACHUSETTS — It's Monday, August 30. Here's what you should know this afternoon: A man on the state's most-wanted list has been captured, according to Worcester police. For the 20th anniversary of 9/11, a former Bush administration official is speaking in Framingham.State police are investigating the death of a man who was hit while changing a tire along Route 2. Scroll down for more on those and other stories Patch has been covering in Massachusetts today. Today's Top Story Worcester police have captured a man on the state's most-wanted list after less than two months. Jeffrey Beltre-Rojas was being sought in connection to a fatal shooting that occurred last summer in the city's Main South neighborhood. The victim died in January while in hospice care in New York. Like this article? Sign up for our newsletter and get it delivered every weekday. It's free! Today's Other Top Stories Storage facility cited: The Milford Board of Health is ordering the owner of a storage facility to stop allowing people to live there following a homicide nearly two weeks ago. Bush whisperer: Former George W. Bush chief of staff Andy Card will be in Framingham next week to speak about the 9/11 attacks. Off-road fracas: Up to 20 people riding off-road vehicles were corralled by police Sunday at a rail yard along the Blackstone River in Worcester. "We are committed to continuing to work with Indigenous Peoples": The Boston Athletic Association has issued a formal apology for scheduling the 2021 Boston Marathon on Indigenous Peoples Day. Man killed on Route 2: The Wendell man was changing a tire when his truck was rear-ended. A child was also injured in the Sunday evening collision in Leominster. Picture This AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh Blue Angels Fly Over Boston And USS Constitution: The U.S. Navy flight demonstration squadron was in the air over the USS Constitution at 11 a.m. The jets flew over the city for about 5 minutes. ICYMI: An Ashland wildlife photographer captured some unique photos of a young eagle playing in the Boston area recently. The photos show the eaglet putting a bucket on his head while likely hunting for food at a local cemetery.