Everett, MA – On Monday afternoon, Everett police officers responded to a report from the Lynn Police Department that a vehicle had been stolen. The stolen car was located on Revere Beach Parkway, where officers were able to stop the vehicle before it could travel further.

Child found safe inside the vehicle

When officers approached the car, they discovered a child inside. The child was quickly removed from the vehicle and is now safe and unharmed. Everett police confirmed that the child’s well‑being was the top priority throughout the operation.

Driver taken into custody

The driver of the stolen vehicle was placed under arrest at the scene. Law enforcement officials have not released the driver’s identity, but they indicated that the suspect will face charges related to vehicle theft and any additional offenses uncovered during the investigation.

Investigation ongoing

Authorities have not yet determined where the alleged theft originally occurred. Everett police are working with the Lynn Police Department and other regional agencies to piece together the timeline of the vehicle’s disappearance and to identify any additional individuals who may have been involved.

Both departments have asked the public for any information that could help clarify the circumstances surrounding the theft. Anyone with relevant details is encouraged to contact the Everett Police Department’s tip line.

Community response

Local residents expressed relief that the child was rescued without injury. Community leaders praised the swift coordination between Everett and Lynn law‑enforcement agencies, noting that the successful outcome underscores the importance of inter‑city cooperation in keeping neighborhoods safe.

Everett Police Chief John Miller said, “Our officers acted quickly and decisively to protect a vulnerable child and to apprehend the suspect. This is exactly the kind of service our community expects and deserves.”

What’s next?

The investigation remains active. Police will continue to review surveillance footage, interview witnesses, and follow any leads that emerge. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

For further details, residents can follow the Everett Police Department’s official social‑media channels or visit the department’s website.

Original reporting: NBC10 Boston — read the source article.