Crime
Salem Extra Space Storage facility Manager Wrongly identified as Brown University shooting Suspect
An unconfirmed photograph circulating online purports to show an individual alleged to be connected to the Brown University shooting investigation, following a significant law enforcement presence at an Extra Space Storage facility in Salem, New Hampshire, according to witnesses at the scene.
Witnesses reported that the storage facility became surrounded by police as part of ongoing investigative activity believed to be connected to the multi-state manhunt related to the Brown University shooting and the separate killing of an MIT professor in Brookline, Massachusetts.
Authorities have not publicly confirmed the identity of any suspect or whether the individual shown in the image is connected to either case.
Social media claims suggested the person depicted was an employee at the Extra Space Storage location; however, this information has not been verified by law enforcement.
A woman identifying herself as the sister of the facilityโs manager stated that her brother was wrongly identified as a suspect during the police operation.
According to her account, the manager was allegedly cornered by officers and detained at gunpoint, with rifles drawn, before authorities determined he was not the individual they were seeking.
Police have not publicly commented on this claim.
Officials have not confirmed whether the Salem police activity resulted in any arrests or whether it directly involved the person of interest in the Brown University investigation.
No official statement has been released linking the Extra Space Storage facility or its employees to the shooting.
Authorities continue to urge the public to avoid spreading unverified images or claims, emphasizing that premature speculation can place innocent individuals at risk and interfere with active investigations.
The investigation into the Brown University shooting and the Brookline homicide remains ongoing, and officials have asked anyone with verified information to contact law enforcement through official tip lines.
Crime
14-Year-Old Middleton High School Student Carson Chrapkowski Dies After Bicycle Crash, Driver Alyssa Anderson Arrested
MIDDLETON, Idaho โ A 14-year-old Middleton High School student has died after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle near the high school Friday night, according to the Middleton Police Department.
The teenager was transported by Life Flight to St. Lukeโs Boise following the crash but died from his injuries early Saturday morning.
Middleton police said the crash involved a vehicle and a bicyclist near Middleton High School. The 14-year-old suffered critical injuries and was flown to a Boise hospital for emergency medical treatment.
Police announced Saturday morning that the young bicyclist had succumbed to his injuries.
The teen was identified in the information provided for this report as Carson Chrapkowski, a Middleton High School student. However, the police departmentโs public statement did not release the teenagerโs name.
Police arrested 41-year-old Alyssa Louise Anderson in connection with the crash. Anderson was booked into the Canyon County Jail.
According to police, Anderson is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter, aggravated DUI and leaving the scene of an injury accident.
Authorities have not released additional details about the circumstances leading up to the collision or the specific allegations supporting the DUI charge.
The crash remains under investigation by the Middleton Police Department and Idaho State Police. Investigators have not released further information about the sequence of events or whether additional charges could be filed.
Police said they are continuing to work to establish the circumstances surrounding the fatal crash.
The Middleton Police Department expressed condolences to the teenagerโs parents, family, friends, classmates and others affected by his death as the community mourns the loss of a young student.