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A citizen police radio scanner monitor in action!
An old file photo
After a quiet run of days, today there was a trifecta of well out of the ordinary police calls before dinner time today.
Details are a bit sparse as today Quincy Quarry News hosted a free flowing as well as extended birthday lunch for a Quarry senior staffer.
In any event, first up was word of a female purportedly shot in the neck with police so responding to a location in the vicinity of Ridgeway Street near to be closing soon Eastern Nazarene College in the Wollaston flats midday today.
Unclear, however, are if the female purportedly shot was shot at this location or the extent of her wound(s).
Surfer, right; shark lying in wait for the surfer, left
A file photo
Next up later in the afternoon was radio chatter that a couple of dogs were being “kenneled” inside of the storage facility next to the Quincy Adams Red Line station.
And finally was radio chatter regarding a woman on the waterfront who is said to have suffered a chunk taken out of her leg and her belief that it was care of a shark bite.
Quincy Quarry News Police Scanner Snippets where you can catch all the action of Quincy without ever leaving your couch! It’s like a front-row seat to the finest of local drama, except you don’t need to deal with the actual, you know, people. A “Tuesday Trifecta”? Sounds like a fancy way to say three petty crimes happened before the sun dipped, which is basically a normal Tuesday anywhere else. But in Quincy? It’s front-page material! Keep up the hard-hitting journalism, Quincy Quarry without you, we’d never know the thrilling chronicles of porch pirates and parking disputes.