New Hampshire Teen Arrested After Shooting In Tewksbury MA

TEWKSBURY, MA — A teen from New Hampshire was arrested on several charges after a shooting in Massachusetts earlier this month.

Around 5 a.m. on July 15, police were sent to reports of a shooting at Home Depot. Police investigated the incident and determined two vehicles — a Nissan Rouge SUV and a Mazda, left the store and headed south on Main Street, according to Police Chief Ryan Columbus.

“While proceeding onto the roadway,” he said, “the silver Mazda fired several shots at the Nissan. The silver Mazda then fled the area. There were no reported injuries.”

Columbus said investigators were able to confirm the people involved knew each other and it was not “a random act of violence.”

With help from Mass. State Police and New Hampshire State Police troopers, Khale Guillou, 19, of Swanzey, NH, was identified as a suspect. A warrant was issued, and he was arrested on assault with a dangerous weapon, possession of a firearm without a license, assault and battery with a firearm, and vandalization of property charges.

Guillou was arraigned in Lowell MA District Court on July 23 and held without bail. He is scheduled back in court on Aug. 16.

Columbus said the incident remained under investigation.

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