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Francis Gigliotti is held down by several Haverhill police officers at Bradford Seafood, 124 Winter St., on July 11. Gigliotti later was pronounced dead at a local hospital. District Attorney Paul Tucker’s office later released more than seven hours of unedited footage of Gigliotti’s activities leading up to the event.
A large photograph of the late police officer Katelyn Tully is framed by flowers on a police cruiser memorial parked outside the Haverhill police station during a candlelight vigil in October.
Francis Gigliotti
Francis Gigliotti is held down by several Haverhill police officers at Bradford Seafood, 124 Winter St. on July 11. Gigliotti later was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Francis Gigliotti is held down by several Haverhill police officers at Bradford Seafood, 124 Winter St., on July 11. Gigliotti later was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Francis Gigliotti’s fiance, Michelle Rooney, is hugged at a protest in G.A.R. Square in Haverhill in July.
Muriel Enos, aunt of Francis Gigliotti, at Saturday’s protest and rally at G.A.R. Park.
Rachael Wallace, Francis Gigliotti’s cousin, speaks during a protest and rally in July.
John Tully, father of Katelyn, thanks dozens of friends, family and community leaders for the outpouring of support during a candlelight vigil for the late Police Officer Katelyn Tully outside the Haverhill Police Station.
People bow their heads during a moment of silence at a candlelight vigil for the late police officer Katelyn Tully outside the Haverhill police station.
The Rev. John Delaney, pastor of Sacred Hearts Parish, leads the crowd in prayer during a a candlelight vigil for the late police Officer Katelyn Tully outside the Haverhill Police Station.
Members of the Haverhill Police marched from the funeral home towards the church during funeral services for Haverhill Police Officer Katelyn Tully at St. Thomas of Villanova Church, Wilmington.
Pallbearers carry the casket into the church for a funeral mass for Haverhill Police Officer Katelyn Tully at St. Thomas of Villanova Church, Wilmington.
Francis Gigliotti is held down by several Haverhill police officers at Bradford Seafood, 124 Winter St., on July 11. Gigliotti later was pronounced dead at a local hospital. District Attorney Paul Tucker’s office later released more than seven hours of unedited footage of Gigliotti’s activities leading up to the event.
A large photograph of the late police officer Katelyn Tully is framed by flowers on a police cruiser memorial parked outside the Haverhill police station during a candlelight vigil in October.
Francis Gigliotti
Francis Gigliotti is held down by several Haverhill police officers at Bradford Seafood, 124 Winter St. on July 11. Gigliotti later was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Francis Gigliotti is held down by several Haverhill police officers at Bradford Seafood, 124 Winter St., on July 11. Gigliotti later was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Francis Gigliotti’s fiance, Michelle Rooney, is hugged at a protest in G.A.R. Square in Haverhill in July.
Muriel Enos, aunt of Francis Gigliotti, at Saturday’s protest and rally at G.A.R. Park.
Rachael Wallace, Francis Gigliotti’s cousin, speaks during a protest and rally in July.
John Tully, father of Katelyn, thanks dozens of friends, family and community leaders for the outpouring of support during a candlelight vigil for the late Police Officer Katelyn Tully outside the Haverhill Police Station.
People bow their heads during a moment of silence at a candlelight vigil for the late police officer Katelyn Tully outside the Haverhill police station.
The Rev. John Delaney, pastor of Sacred Hearts Parish, leads the crowd in prayer during a a candlelight vigil for the late police Officer Katelyn Tully outside the Haverhill Police Station.
Members of the Haverhill Police marched from the funeral home towards the church during funeral services for Haverhill Police Officer Katelyn Tully at St. Thomas of Villanova Church, Wilmington.
Pallbearers carry the casket into the church for a funeral mass for Haverhill Police Officer Katelyn Tully at St. Thomas of Villanova Church, Wilmington.
HAVERHILL — When the Haverhill Police Department responded to reports of a man “acting erratically” July 11, it’s unlikely they could have imagined the chain of events that would be set off.
The call came in at 6:22 p.m. from the area of 115 White St. and concerned Francis Gigliotti, 43, who would be dead within the hour.
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