17-year-old located after woman, teen found dead in Acton home
Senior Digital Editor/Producer, WCVB.com
ACTON, Mass. —
An Acton teenager connected to the deaths of a woman and another teenager in an Acton home on Tuesday has been found, officials said.
Arjun Aravind, 17, was sought after police were called to a home on Martha Lane for a well-being check that was called in by a family member, according to Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan.
Officers found a woman and a teenage boy dead inside the residence. Their names have not been released.
Ryan said Wednesday that the teen was found, and there is no risk to public safety. Officials plan to release more information during a news conference scheduled for 1 p.m.
Earlier in the morning, police converged on a parking lot about 14 miles from the home on Andrew Avenue in Wayland. A sedan similar in description to one police were looking for in connection to the case was towed from the lot. Hudson police later confirmed that the vehicle in question was found in Wayland.
Late Tuesday, Ryan said police activity at a Hudson shopping plaza was connected to the investigation.
The teen was believed to be driving a 2014 green Honda Accord, license plate number 34PD94, which is owned by the deceased woman.
The district attorney’s office did not provide any information as to the cause and manner of the woman’s and teen’s deaths.
Acton Police Chief Douglas Sturniolo expressed condolences to the family of the deceased and promised to keep residents safe.
Watch below: Officials provide update on Acton death investigation