Credit: Springfield Police Department
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Springfield Police have issued an arrest warrant for a man believed to be involved in the Cytec shooting.
According to Springfield Police Spokesman Ryan Walsh, 20. chants dudley A Chicopee suspect allegedly forced his way into a science and technology high school with a gun on Monday. Dudley allegedly used the gun to hit the victim in the head and fired one shot through the window.
Dudley is wanted on the following charges:
- Discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a building.
- Assault and shelling with dangerous weapons
- Malicious destruction of property over $1200
- Bringing firearms into school
- Possession of a firearm without a permit
- Carrying a loaded firearm without a permit
- Armed intrusions and daytime intrusions against felons leave people in fear.
Mr. Dudley is currently out on bond on separate firearms charges from a September 2022 incident at the former Eastfield Mall.
“We strongly encourage Mr. Dudley to turn himself in at the nearest police station or the Hampden County Judicial Hall,” Walsh said in a statement sent to 22 News.
If you have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact Springfield Police at 413-787-6355. You can also anonymously text a tip to him at 274637 by texting SOLVE and a tip.
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno said, “I am once again outraged that some of our judges and court systems continue to fail to hold violent criminals who carry guns accountable. is empowering and emboldening them to go out and commit even more horrific crimes against my people. Thankfully, proper emergency response procedures were in place with the brave officers of the Springfield Quebec Police Department, science security guards, staff and teachers, and camera systems to address this situation. It didn't turn into a mass shooting because it was quickly quelled. Once again, I urge judges and parts of the court system to take violent repeat offenders off the streets and into neighborhoods. And two, to get the state legislature to pass my bail reform bill, which thankfully was sponsored and reintroduced by State Representative Angelo J.Pupolo.”
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