A Worcester man faces arraignment after his arrest for allegedly killing another man with a machete during what appears to have been a dispute between a landlord and a tenant.
A Worcester man faces arraignment after his arrest for allegedly killing another man with a machete during what appears to have been a dispute between a landlord and a tenant.
Updated: Monday, 02 Feb 2009, 10:58 AM EST
Published : Monday, 02 Feb 2009, 5:47 AM EST
A Worcester man accused of using a machete to kill another man in what appears to be a landlord/tenant dispute faces arraignment.
Daniel Harrigan faces a murder charge when he is arraigned Monday in Worcester District Court.
Police say officers responding to a report of two men fighting in front of a Douglas Street home just after midnight Saturday saw the 24-year-old Harrigan standing over the victim and hitting him with a machete.
Police arrested Harrigan after ordering him at gunpoint to drop the weapon.
Emergency workers rushed 29-year-old Kodjo Abbey to the University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester where he was pronounced dead.
Police say Harrigan's father owns the building and Abbey was a tenant.