Crime & Safety

Police Bring Family, Dog To Safety From Hyannis Fire

Barnstable police, monitoring traffic nearby, responded within moments to reports of the house fire.

Barnstable Police Officer Thomas Corbett brings Scooby to be reunited with his owner on Friday evening.
Barnstable Police Officer Thomas Corbett brings Scooby to be reunited with his owner on Friday evening. (Barnstable Police Officer Andrew Longmore)

BARNSTABLE, MA — While working Friday to clamp down on aggressive driving along Lincoln Road, Barnstable police responded to the report of a house fire at 14 Elis Drive, Hyannis.

Moments after the 6:45 p.m. call, Officer Thomas Corbett and Officer Erik McNeice arrived at the scene and saw flames and smoke coming from the home, according to a statement later that night.

Both officers entered the home, brought the residents to safety – including the family’s pet dog, Scooby, 1 1/2, who was later reunited with his owner by Corbett.

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