Framingham Police: Man Threatened To Cut Man At Gas Station

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FRAMINGHAM – Framingham Police arrested a man on assault with a dangerous weapon charge, after he threatened to cut another man at a Framingham gas station.

Police arrested at 7:20 a.m. yesterday, December 12, Anthony Bell, 51, of Framingham, listed with no know address. He was charged with trespassing and assault with a dangerous weapon.

“Bell threatened to cut a male standing outside of the gas station multiple times and quickly reached into his pocket,” said Framingham Police spokesperson Lt. Rachel Mickens.

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Bell left the 228 Waverley Street property prior to police arrival but was located nearby, said Lt. Mickens.

Bell had been previously trespassed from the property and was placed under arrest, said the police spokesperson.

The parties involved are familiar with each other, said Lt. Mickens.

No one was injured, said Lt. Mickens.

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Framingham Police booking photo

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