St. Paul s WNS provides breakfast for Bedford first responders
Pauline Leone
St. Paul s Weekday Nursery School families all brought in breakfast treats for the Bedford firefighters and police officers. It was a treat for all the children who made decorations and were beyond excited to meet their Bedford first responders. The children stayed in their groups at their table as they served breakfast treats and eagerly waited to ask them to try what they brought into share.
The firefighters showed up to our school with red fire trucks and ambulances sirens blaring and the firefighters were very engaging with our young preschoolers. Lt. Bauman was going to show the children how they get dressed in 30 seconds, but asked if the children would prefer to see their School Director Mrs. Leone dressed up in turnout gear instead. The children s cheers won out for Mrs. Leone. After a wonderful tour of the fire trucks, they left the school with lights and sirens going and the children waving and
A South Carolina man has filed a lawsuit with the United States District Court in Boston alleging that the actions of two members of the Sandwich Police Department during a 2018 incident left him with permanent injuries.
Jesse Anderson, formerly of Sandwich, filed the civil lawsuit on December 11 against Sandwich Police Officer Nathan Reid, Sergeant Joseph Cotter, and the Town of Sandwich. He is seeking more than $6 million in damages and fees.
In the lawsuit, Mr. Anderson says that he was permanently injured when Officer Reid used a stun gun on him on January 6, 2018. According to the lawsuit, the events of that day also violated Mr. Andersonâs Fourth Amendment rights, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.