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Gloucester Man Sought in Fatal Lynn Shooting MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 Gloucester man sought in fatal Lynn shooting By Adam Swift Yancy, 38, of Lynn, according to ney’s of ce. thing serious going on. He’s about his whereabouts is asked ITEM STAFF the Essex County District Attor- The victim and suspect were lived on the street for more than to contact Lynn Police. ney’s of ce. well known to each other and three years and called it a “very The Essex County District At- LYNN — A Gloucester man is Lynn Police responded to 6 witnesses reported the pair had good neighborhood.” torney’s of ce is investigating, being sought in the fatal Friday Breed Square, Apt. 1, at approx- a disagreement immediately “I was surprised it happened with assistance from State Po- night shooting of a Lynn man in imately 10:15 p.m. Friday, after prior to the shooting, according here,” he said of the shooting. lice detectives assigned to the Breed Square. they had been told a man had to the DA. Chandler is 5’11 and weighs DA’s of ce and Lynn Police. An arrest warrant has been been shot there. Upon arrival, Say Ngauv, a Breed Square 180 pounds. He is considered issued for Sean Chandler, 29, they found Yancy with a gun- resident, said he saw many po- armed and dangerous and Adam Swift can be reached whose last known address is in shot wound to the head. He was lice cars and ashing lights on should not be approached, ac- at [email protected]. Gayla Gloucester, in connection with pronounced dead at the scene, the night of the incident and cording to law enforcement of- Cawley contributed to this re- the fatal shooting of Donald according to the district attor- thought there might be some- cials. Anyone with information port. FOUR TAKE THEIR SHOT AT ESSEX COUNTY SHERIFF SAUGUS STATE REP FORUM THURSDAY SAUGUS — The Daily Item will sponsor a candidates forum Thursday at 7 p.m. in Town Hall auditorium with the two state representative candidates whose names will appear on the Nov. 8 ballot. Democrat Jennifer Migliore and Republican state Rep. Donald Wong will answer questions asked by Dai- ly Item News Editor Thor Jourgensen, who will serve as forum moderator. Candidates will deliver opening and closing statements. Migliore, a Saugus native, has experience working for Anne Manning-Martin, the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton. Republican nominee for Es- Anna Garabedian and Charlie Boghosian meet with Lynn Po- Wong is a three-term legislator and 41-year town res- sex County Sheriff, has been ident who has served on Town Meeting and the Board lice Chief and Essex County Sheriff candidate Kevin Copping- endorsed by Gov. Charlie er on a campaign stop at the Danvers Council on Aging. of Selectmen. Baker. Voters in the 9th Essex District including Lynn Ward 1, Precincts 1 and 2 residents; Saugus Precinct 1, 2, 4-9 Law enforcement in Coppinger’s DNA residents and voters living in Wake eld Precincts 1, 2, Manning-Martin 3 and 7 will vote in the Nov. 8 nal election. By Thomas Grillo retiring Essex County Sheriff touts corrections ITEM STAFF Frank Cousins. He faces Republi- can Peabody City Councilor Anne LYNN — Kevin Coppinger never Manning-Martin and Independent By Adam Swift considered a career other than law ITEM CITY EDITOR candidates Mark Archer, an attor- enforcement. ney and former state trooper, and PEABODY — Anne Man- Lynn’s police chief is a third gen- retired Essex County Commission- ning-Martin is touting her eration cop. His father was a cap- er Kevin Leach of Manchester-by- experience in the world of cor- tain, his uncle was a detective and the-Sea, in the November election. rections and as an elected city his great-uncle was a vice squad The Essex County Sheriff’s De- of cial in her campaign as the detective during Prohibition. partment oversees people awaiting Republican nominee for Essex “It’s in the blood,” he said. “I al- trial as well as inmates convicted County Sheriff. ways wanted to be a police of cer.” of crimes. There are about 1,850 Today, Coppinger, 59, is one of MANNING-MARTIN, A7 four candidates seeking to replace COPPINGER, A7 Archer, Leach make independent runs By Thomas Grillo and Adam Swift ITEM STAFF A pub In addition to the Republican and Dem- ocratic nominees, two Independent can- didates are looking to become the next Essex County Sheriff. pops up Mark Archer is a Lynn native and re- tired Massachusetts State Trooper who is currently practicing law. in Peabody After graduating from Lynn Tech in 1980, Mark Archer, a 1980 graduate he joined the plumbers’ union and then Kevin Leach is of Lynn Tech, is a Lynn native a retired county By Leah Dearborn The pop-up pub started his own plumbing business in Lynn and retired Massachusetts State in 1985. He joined the State Police in 1988, commissioner and FOR THE ITEM in Peabody, held Trooper who is currently prac- Northeastern Uni- on Main Street ticing law. INDEPENDENTS, A7 versity graduate. PEABODY — A pop-up pub Saturday night, hosted by neighborhood orga- was the second of nization Peabody Main Streets its kind and was made Saturday night a party in held as a way to the downtown. celebrate the end The event, which took place on of construction in INSIDE Main Street across from the Pea- Peabody Square body Institute Library, was the In Opinion second of its kind and built on and to draw atten- Shribman: History last year’s success. tion to downtown might smile on Deanne Healey, Peabody Area businesses. this election. A4 Chamber of Commerce president, ITEM PHOTO | In Lynn said it was also a way to celebrate OWEN O’ROURKE the end of construction in Pea- Pair of accidents body Square and to draw atten- leaves two with injuries. A6 tion to downtown businesses. Healey said that gauging in- Pair of teens terest in what residents and rescued from city visitors want to see on Main Lynn Woods. A7 Street was a priority as well. All of the beer sold at the pub LOOK! came from Notch Brewery in A frightfully good Salem. A DJ and a small re pit time at Harvest for roasting marshmallows were Festival. A8 also on site. “It brings people down here In Sports whether they’re from Peabody or Classical wins not,” said Julie Daigle, business city volleyball liaison for the City of Peabody, tourney. B1 PUB, A7 OBITUARIES ..............................A2 POLICE/FIRE .............................A6 COMICS ....................................B4 HIGH 50° VOL. 138, ISSUE 280 OPINION ...................................A4 LOOK! .......................................A8 DIVERSIONS .............................B5 LOW 35° HEALTH .....................................A5 SPORTS ................................ B1-3 CLASSIFIED ........................... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016 OBITUARIES Vincent Termini, 75 Mary M. Esposito, 84 George A. Potter, 81 1935-2016 LYNN — Vincent Chris and Bruce, METHUEN — Mrs. her husband Dan- LYNN — George the Lynn Department l. Termini, age 75, daughter-in-law Kar- Mary Margaret “Peg- iel of Chester, N.H., Andrew Potter, 81, of of Public Works for passed away peace- en, granddaughter gy” (Spellman) Es- Debra Lee Pelosi and Lynn, died on Thurs- 46 years until his fully on Oct. 24, 2016 Rachael, and his life posito, age 84, of her husband Michael day, Oct. 27, 2016, retirement in 2002. at the Kaplan Fam- partner Judy Gillis Methuen, died on of Chester, N.H., following a brief Having started his ca- ily Hospice House and her son Bill and Tuesday, Oct. 25, and Walter James- illness at the Ka- reer as a laborer and in Danvers after a his wife Marie. Vin- 2016, with her family on of Lynn; seven plan Family Hospice truck driver in Jan- lengthy illness. Vin- cent is also survived at her side, at Boston grandchildren, 13 House in Danvers uary 1957, George cent was surrounded by his sisters Caryl Medical Center after great grandchildren; while surrounded by quickly climbed the by his loving family. Iarrobino and hus- a brief illness. She two sisters, Ruth A. his devoted family. ranks within. He held He was the son of the late band Tex, Linda Powell and was the wife of the late Nich- Prescott of Methuen and Anne He was the loving husband jobs which included work- Vincent Termini and Lillian husband Dan, Rhita Franson olas J. Esposito and the late Marie Cuscia of North Ando- of Claire (Casey) Potter, with ing and civil service foreman (Devine) Kowalski. Vincent and husband Dennis, and sev- Joseph R. Jameson. ver, and several nieces, neph- whom he shared 60 years of (1971-1983) to superinten- was a retired nurse who eral nieces and nephews. He Born in Waltham, she was ews, great nieces and neph- marriage. dent of streets (1983-1991) worked with head-injured pa- was predeceased by his broth- the daughter of the late James ews. She was also the sister Born Feb. 28, 1935 in Ja- and ending his prestigious tients and worked at many er Jack and sister Nancy. and Agnes (Blott) Spellman. of the late James Spellman maica Plain, George was the career as the associate nursing homes where he was The family would like to She was raised in Newton Cor- and Jean Marie Reilly. son of the late Harold and commissioner of the Depart- fondly known as Uncle Vince. thank his doctors and staff at ner and Methuen and was a Service information: Her fu- Evangeline (LeBlanc) Potter. ment of Public Works (1991- He also worked as an alcohol Salem and Lynn Union hos- graduate of Tenney High School neral will be held on Wednes- George lived all his life in Lynn 2002).
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