MTC
09-08-2006, 08:45 PM
MASHPEE - Police yesterday busted a local business for allegedly fencing marine goods, according to a Falmouth police press release.
About $200,000 worth of suspected stolen marine property was found at Boat Brokerage Incorporated, at 10 Echo Road, according to the release. Police said the business was selling items stolen from across the Cape and South Shore.
Michael Deliso, 57, of Marion, was arrested and held yesterday on $10,000 bail. He is expected to be arraigned this morning in Falmouth District Court for receiving stolen property over $250.
Boat Brokerage was raided by members of five different police agencies including Falmouth Police and Natural Resources officers, state police detectives working for the District Attorneyâ?~s office, Mashpee Police and state environmental police.
Found items, believed to be stolen, include three boats, five motors, Global Positioning System units, marine electronics and boat accessories.
Police may make more arrests as they continue the investigation, the press release said.
About $200,000 worth of suspected stolen marine property was found at Boat Brokerage Incorporated, at 10 Echo Road, according to the release. Police said the business was selling items stolen from across the Cape and South Shore.
Michael Deliso, 57, of Marion, was arrested and held yesterday on $10,000 bail. He is expected to be arraigned this morning in Falmouth District Court for receiving stolen property over $250.
Boat Brokerage was raided by members of five different police agencies including Falmouth Police and Natural Resources officers, state police detectives working for the District Attorneyâ?~s office, Mashpee Police and state environmental police.
Found items, believed to be stolen, include three boats, five motors, Global Positioning System units, marine electronics and boat accessories.
Police may make more arrests as they continue the investigation, the press release said.