Seekonk police chase ends in a Rehoboth crash and an arrest, and a Rehoboth K-9 finds a ghost gun in the woods
Seekonk officers caught the man after he ran a short distance from the crash, and K-9 Edo found the gun in a wooded area near the crash site, according to Rehoboth police.
REHOBOTH Developing, 10:06 p.m. Nov. 14, 2026.
A man Seekonk police were chasing Friday night hit a Seekonk police cruiser, crashed on Summer Street in Rehoboth and was caught after running a short distance on foot, and a Rehoboth police K-9 named Edo then led officers to a gun police identified as a ghost gun, according to the Rehoboth Police Department.
Seekonk officers were chasing the man at about 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, after he had reportedly threatened people with a firearm before fleeing the scene, Rehoboth police said in a Facebook post Saturday evening that the Seekonk Police Department shared.
During the chase the man struck a Seekonk cruiser and kept going into Rehoboth, where he crashed his vehicle on Summer Street and fled a short distance on foot, according to the post. Seekonk officers found him and took him into custody without further incident, police said, but the gun witnesses described had not been found.
Rehoboth police Sgt. Aguiar and his K-9 partner, Edo, were sent to help look for it. After an extensive search of the area, Edo gave a trained indication in a wooded area near the crash site, and officers searching that spot recovered a gun matching the description witnesses gave, the department said.
The firearm police recovered was identified as a ghost gun, and Rehoboth police detectives collected and processed it as evidence, the department said.
The post does not name the man or list any charges.
What we know
- Seekonk police were chasing a man at about 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, after he had reportedly threatened people with a gun before fleeing, Rehoboth police said.
- The man hit a Seekonk police cruiser, crashed on Summer Street in Rehoboth, ran a short distance and was taken into custody by Seekonk officers, according to the post.
- Rehoboth K-9 Edo and Sgt. Aguiar found the gun in a wooded area near the crash site, police said.
- Police recovered a firearm they identified as a ghost gun, and Rehoboth detectives processed it as evidence.
What we do not know yet
Police have not said who the man is, what he is charged with, when he will be in court or whether anyone was hurt in the crash. We will update this story when the departments release more.
Label: Reported by us, from the town's posted records.
Notes
The facts here come from the Rehoboth Police Department's Facebook post of Saturday evening, Nov. 14, 2026, which the Seekonk Police Department shared; the quoted lines are the department's own words as we read them on the post Saturday night. The post says Seekonk officers took the man into custody and that Rehoboth K-9 Edo found the gun; it does not name him or list charges, so we name no one and report no charge. We checked the date and weekday against a calendar. Not posted yet: the name of the man, the charges, the court date and whether anyone was hurt.
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Sources (1)
- Rehoboth Police Department | FacebookRehoboth police post, Sat. Nov. 14, 2026, 7:21 p.m., shared by the Seekonk Police Department, read again Saturday night:"Seekonk officers were able to locate and apprehend the suspect, taking him into custody without further incident." "K-9 Edo provided a trained indication in a wooded area near the crash site." "On November 13, 2026, at approximately 7:00 PM, Seekonk Police officers were involved in a motor vehicle pursuit of a male suspect who had reportedly threatened individuals with a firearm before fleeing the scene." "During the pursuit, the suspect struck a Seekonk police cruiser and continued into the Town of Rehoboth, where he crashed his vehicle on Summer Street and fled a short distance on foot." "The recovered firearm was identified as a 'ghost gun' and was collected and processed by Rehoboth Police Detectives as evidence."