Law and order councilmember
Westminster Maryland - Newly elected councilmember tackles alleged hit and run driver and detains him until police arrive.
By Kevin Dayhoff Sunday, May 31, 2009 4:00 pm
A reliable source reports that if you wish to be an alleged hit-and-run driver in Westminster, you may not want to do it in front of newly elected Westminster councilmember Tony Chiavacci’s house on Willis Street, just a couple houses down from Westminster City Hall and the Westminster police station.
Reports of the councilmen’s heroic law-and-order behavior are, as yet, unconfirmed by phone calls to the Westminster city police, Westminster elected officials and Councilman Chiavacci’s home.
However, it has reported that earlier today, a loud crash was heard on the quiet bucolic Willis Street, the historic neighborhood noted for its large homes and well manicured lawns.
One witness shared that upon further investigation into the matter, it was revealed that an eastbound driver had apparently traveled from the direction of Westminster City Hall towards Center Street when he was alleged to have hit several parked automobiles.
Soon after the parked cars were hit, the offending auto stopped in the street and the driver attempted to flee. That’s when councilman Chiavacci sprang into action by running and tackling the individual.
As a crowd of older citizens gathered around, the alleged offender was reported to have been heard screaming, “Get off of me.” A request that the son of a career retired Maryland State Police officer did not seem to be in the mood to oblige.
Fortunately for the alleged hit-and-run driver, Westminster city police arrived very quickly and took quick control of the situation.
Westminster Maryland - Newly elected councilmember tackles alleged hit and run driver and detains him until police arrive.
By Kevin Dayhoff Sunday, May 31, 2009 4:00 pm
A reliable source reports that if you wish to be an alleged hit-and-run driver in Westminster, you may not want to do it in front of newly elected Westminster councilmember Tony Chiavacci’s house on Willis Street, just a couple houses down from Westminster City Hall and the Westminster police station.
Reports of the councilmen’s heroic law-and-order behavior are, as yet, unconfirmed by phone calls to the Westminster city police, Westminster elected officials and Councilman Chiavacci’s home.
However, it has reported that earlier today, a loud crash was heard on the quiet bucolic Willis Street, the historic neighborhood noted for its large homes and well manicured lawns.
One witness shared that upon further investigation into the matter, it was revealed that an eastbound driver had apparently traveled from the direction of Westminster City Hall towards Center Street when he was alleged to have hit several parked automobiles.
Soon after the parked cars were hit, the offending auto stopped in the street and the driver attempted to flee. That’s when councilman Chiavacci sprang into action by running and tackling the individual.
As a crowd of older citizens gathered around, the alleged offender was reported to have been heard screaming, “Get off of me.” A request that the son of a career retired Maryland State Police officer did not seem to be in the mood to oblige.
Fortunately for the alleged hit-and-run driver, Westminster city police arrived very quickly and took quick control of the situation.
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