Wareham Police arrested several people on Monday, July 23, including one man who reportedly told a town official he wanted to kill a police officer.

The town official warned police that Richard Lepage, 70, of Douglas, had allegedly stated that he had the means to kill an officer and planned to do so.

After receiving this information, Officer Richard Robidoux spotted Lepage by the intersection of Main Street and Cedar Street around 11:30 a.m. Robidoux arrested him on an outstanding warrant as well as for the threat.

Lepage was processed at Wareham Police headquarters before being transported to Wareham District Court.

Later that day, at 2:30 p.m., Raynell Fisher, 22, of Buzzards Bay, was arrested by Officers Robidoux and Zina Kelsch following a shoplifting incident at Walmart. Police said Fisher stole $25.95 worth of items from the store. Fisher was taken into custody after an on scene investigation.

At about 10:15 p.m., Teena Hill, 46, of Onset was arrested by Officers Charles Pillsbury and Joseph Cardoza for a disturbance call on Cleveland Way. Hill had two active warrants for her arrest and was held overnight at police headquarters.

In addition to these arrests, two more were made for domestic violence with one individual being placed into protective custody. These incidents were unrelated.