Teens Charged With Trespassing

From the Quincy Police Department:

On Nov. 7 at about 7:04 p.m., officers were dispatched to Gilbert St reeton a report of a break-in. The caller reported that a person wearing all black had kicked in the rear door of the vacant 4-family home. Officers were then dispatched.

As Officer Paccioretti reached the rear door of the residence, he observed a black male wearing a dark gray hoodie. Upon seeing the officer, the suspect backed into the doorway and shut and locked the door. Officer Paccioretti requested additional units. Officer Foley, who had arrived on scene, also observed a black male wearing a hoodie at the front window.

K9 Officer Donovan and his partner Hodor, arrived on scene. Officer Donovan announced the dog's presence. The door was then pried open to allow officers to enter. Shortly thereafter, a black male wearing a gray striped hoodie walked up from the basement. When asked, the suspect stated he was alone. Officer Paccioretti informed other officers that this was not the suspect he had observed earlier. As Officer Donovan and his partner were about to enter the home, a second suspect exited the rear door.

Officers then entered the home to conduct a thorough search for any remaining suspects. K9 Hodor conducted a sniff of the building and alerted to an item secreted in the basement. That item appeared to be a firearm, but would turn out to be a pellet gun.

Tyreek Woodley, 18, and Raheim Leathers, 18, both of Quincy were arrested and charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony, malicious destruction of property, and trespassing.

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