Wareham man, 18, charged with making terroristic threats
Oct 10, 2018
Wareham Police detectives force their into a home while serving a search warrant against an 18-year-old Wareham man charged with making terroristic threats. Photo courtesy: Wareham Police Department
Officers Christopher Corner and Stephen Harrison lead Domenic Albanese out of a house after his arrest. Photo courtesy: Wareham Police Department
An 18-year-old Wareham man has been charged with allegedly calling in threats to several businesses over the summer.
Domenic Albanese, of 39 Onset Ave., was arrested on Oct. 10 and charged with making a terroristic threat, a felony with a penalty of up to 20 years in state prison, police said on Wednesday.
Albanese is being held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on Oct. 15.
Police said detectives obtained a search warrant following an investigation into the threats. Authorities did not reveal the nature of the threats, but noted the businesses were located in Wareham.
On Oct. 10 at about 8:15 a.m., officers served the warrant and had to break down two doors before finding Albanese. While police breached one of the doors a piece of wood became embedded in the arm of an officer, who was treated and released from Tobey Hospital.
