RUTLAND — On Friday, May 23, 2025, Rutland Police Chief Nicholas Monaco was monitoring traffic at the intersection of Main Street (MA Route 122A) and Watson Lane when he observed a gray BMW 335 sedan traveling eastbound without a front license plate. The vehicle was being driven by a white teenage male with dark hair.
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“As the vehicle passed, I noticed the rear plate was MA [# redacted],” Chief Monaco said. “I checked it through my computer and found it was registered to Christopher Moynihan of [# redacted] Brunelle Drive, Rutland. I recognized Moynihan’s name, as I am aware that he has a teenage son named Hayden Moynihan who has recently had a suspended MA [Massachusetts] license, and was the subject of some speeding complaints.”…