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BLACK BEAR SIGHTING NEAR D.W. FIELD PARK

Brockton Animal Control has been notified of a confirmed black bear sighting in the Avon section of D.W. Field Park.

The bear may move through nearby areas, so residents and park visitors should use caution. Please do not approach, follow, or attempt to photograph the bear up close. Keep pets close, secure trash barrels, remove bird feeders, and avoid leaving food outside.

Signage is being posted in the park, and Animal Control will maintain a presence in the area throughout the day.

If you see the bear, please call Brockton Animal Control at 508-580-7835 or the Brockton Police non-emergency line at 508-941-0200.
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HELP IDENTIFY – FOREST / MAIN AREA SHOOTING
Brockton Police have also obtained evidence linking this individual to a separate shooting investigation that occurred after the FIFA World Cup match.
Detectives are releasing these four surveillance images and asking the public for help identifying him. The suspect is seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt with a large design on the front, light-colored pants, and dark sneakers with yellow soles.
Anyone who recognizes any of the suspects or has information related to any of these shootings should contact the Brockton Police at 508-897-5170 immediately. Thank you.
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HELP IDENTIFY – FOREST / MAIN AREA SHOOTING
Brockton Police have also obtained evidence linking this individual to a separate shooting investigation that occurred after the FIFA World Cup match.
Detectives are releasing these four surveillance images and asking the public for help identifying him. The suspect is seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt with a large design on the front, light-colored pants, and dark sneakers with yellow soles.
Anyone who recognizes any of the suspects or has information related to any of these shootings should contact the Brockton Police at 508-897-5170 immediately. Thank you.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO – GULF GAS STATION SHOOTING
This video is connected to the shooting investigation at the Gulf Gas Station, 633 Warren Ave., on Sunday, June 21. Surveillance video shows the suspect walking through the Gulf Gas Station property shortly before the shooting. The suspect is seen wearing a white jacket with dark trim, dark pants, dark shoes, and a dark knit cap.

If you recognize this person, please call Brockton Police at 508-897-5170. Thank you very much.
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HELP IDENTIFY – GULF GAS STATION SHOOTING
Brockton Police detectives are trying to identify the person pictured in connection with a shooting that happened Sunday, June 21, around 10:40 p.m. at the Gulf Gas Station, 633 Warren Ave.

One person was shot during the incident, which happened after large crowds gathered in the area following a FIFA World Cup match. Surveillance video connected to this investigation will be posted shortly.

If you recognize this person, please call Brockton Police at 508-897-5170.
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HELP IDENTIFY – GULF GAS STATION SHOOTING
Brockton Police detectives are trying to identify the person pictured in connection with a shooting that happened Sunday, June 21, around 10:40 p.m. at the Gulf Gas Station, 633 Warren Ave.

One person was shot during the incident, which happened after large crowds gathered in the area following a FIFA World Cup match. Surveillance video connected to this investigation will be posted shortly.

If you recognize this person, please call Brockton Police at 508-897-5170.Image attachmentImage attachment
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The Chief

Chief Brenda I. Perez was appointed in 2022. She has worked for the City of Brockton for 23 years and most recently served as the Records Division Lieutenant from 2020 until her appointment.
Having grown up in the City, Chief Perez started her career as a patrol officer in 1999 until her promotion to Sergeant in 2016. She is a Brockton High School graduate and received a Master’s Degree from Curry College. She also served in the United States Army Reserves for 24 years retiring as a Master Sergeant.