周六早上在韦克菲尔德发生了一件奇怪的事情，马萨诸塞州。据当地警方称:“在一次机动车停车期间，几名重兵武装人员自称来自一个不承认我们法律的团体，离开他们的车，逃到95号州际公路附近的树林里。
事件发生在凌晨1点30分左右，当时一名州警在波士顿郊区维克菲尔德的95号州际公路旁遇到一群正在加油的人。这群人穿着军装，带着身体摄像头和头盔等战术装备，肩上挎着长枪。
克里斯托弗·梅森上校说，他们告诉官员，他们正从罗德岛前往缅因州进行“训练”。
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官员们说，他们最初逮捕了两个人，其余自称为“摩尔美国武装”的人逃到了一个树林里。因此，一段I-95被关闭，并为居住在附近的人制定了就地避难的命令。
州警察在美国东部时间早上6:40左右宣布了前两起逮捕，称他们是被位于维克菲尔德的马萨诸塞州东北部执法委员会的成员逮捕的。警察拘留了他们，并将他们转移到他们的一个军营。
整个清晨，警方谈判人员都在和那些躲在树林里的人交谈。
“我们正试图成功和平地解决这个问题，”梅森周六早些时候说。
周六上午10:30，马萨诸塞州警方在一份声明中称更新"另外7名嫌疑人正被运送去登记。"
官员们对嫌疑人乘坐的两辆车和周围的树林进行了搜查。
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下午，警察局长说:“在他们的车里又发现了两个嫌疑犯，这样被逮捕的总人数就达到了11人(两个最初在北大街，九个在车内外)。”
米德尔塞克斯郡地方检察官玛丽安·瑞安(Marian Ryan)在周六的新闻发布会上说，所有11名嫌疑人都将于周二上午在地方法院出庭，他们都被控持有枪支和其他罪名。
克里斯托弗·纳尔逊上校说，在初步逮捕两人后，其余九名嫌疑人今天上午“平安无事”投降。
尼尔森说，缴获了多支枪支，但不愿透露确切数量。
当被问及嫌疑人做错了什么时，尼尔森说:“早上两点钟，11名持枪者挂着长枪站在州际公路上，这肯定会引起人们的担忧，而且不符合马萨诸塞州的枪支法律。”
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美国联邦调查局波士顿办公室的发言人向美国广播公司证实，该局参与了调查。
公共事务顾问克里斯汀·塞特拉说:“自这起事件发生以来，联邦调查局波士顿分局一直与我们的州和地方合作伙伴充分合作。”。
马萨诸塞州警察局的梅森上校周六表示，联邦调查局正在协助这起事件。
梅森说:“我早些时候联系了联邦调查局，我们在现场有联邦调查局的资产，我们一直在参与信息和情报共享，我预计随着调查的进展，这将继续下去。”
维克菲尔德警察局在一份凌晨声明中说:“大约8名男子携带步枪和手枪逃入树林，似乎被控制在公路附近的林区。没有人发出威胁，但这些人应该被视为携带武器和危险。”
马萨诸塞州警方也在现场，周六早些时候在推特上写道:“我们在Rt 95上有几个武装人员在现场。他们拒绝服从提供信息和放下武器的命令。我们要求韦克菲尔德和雷丁的居民此时就地避难。”
“该集团剩余成员的情况仍在继续。我们将继续努力和平解决问题，”他们当时在推特上写道。
警方表示，该地区将保留“大量警力”，他们要求居民锁上门，呆在家里。
没有受伤或开枪的报道。
Massachusetts police arrest group of 'heavily armed men' claiming to 'not recognize our laws'
A bizarre incident unfolded Saturday morning in Wakefield,Massachusetts. According to local police: "During a motor vehicle stop, several heavilyarmed menclaiming to be from a group that does not recognize our laws exited their vehicles and fled into the woodline" near Interstate Highway 95.
The incident took place around 1:30 a.m. when a state trooper came across a group of people refueling on the side of the I-95 highway in Wakefield, a suburb of Boston. The group was dressed in military-style uniforms, carried tactical gear like body cameras and helmets and had long guns slung over their shoulders.
They told officials they were on their way to Maine from Rhode Island for "training," Col. Christopher Mason said.
Officials said they made two initial arrests and the rest of the group, which calls itself "Moorish American Arms," fled into a wooded area. As a result, a stretch of I-95 was closed and shelter-in-place orders were set for people who live nearby.
State police announced the first two arrests around 6:40 a.m. ET, saying they were arrested by members of The Northeastern Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council in Wakefield. Police took them into custody and transported them to one of their barracks.
Police negotiators talked to those hiding in the woods throughout the early morning.
"We're trying to successfully and peacefully resolve this," Mason said early Saturday.
At 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Massachusetts State Police said in anupdatethat "7 additional suspects were being transported for booking."
Officials had conducted searches of the two vehicles the suspects were in and the surrounding woods.
In the afternoon, MSP said: "Two additional suspects were located in their vehicles, bringing the total number of those arrested to 11 (two initially on North Avenue and nine outside and inside the vehicles)."
All 11 suspects are expected to appear in district court Tuesday morning, all on firearm and other charges, Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan said at a press briefing Saturday.
Col. Christopher Nelson said the remaining nine suspects surrendered “without incident” this morning, following the preliminary two arrests.
Nelson said multiple firearms were seized but would not disclose the exact number.
Asked what the suspects did wrong, Nelson said: "11 armed individuals standing with long guns slung on an interstate highway at two in the morning certainly raises concerns and isn't consistent with the firearm laws that we have here in Massachusetts."
A spokesperson for FBI's Boston office has confirmed to ABC News that the bureau is involved in the investigation.
"Since the onset of this incident, the FBI Boston Division has been fully engaged with our state and local partners," public affairs adviser Kristen Setera said.
Col. Mason, of Massachusetts State Police, said Saturday that the FBI was assisting in the incident.
"I reached out to the FBI earlier, we had FBI assets at the scene, we've been engaged in information and intelligence sharing throughout this, and I anticipate that will continue as the investigation moves forward," Mason said.
The Wakefield Police Department said in an early morning statement: "Approximately 8 males fled into the woods carrying rifles and handguns and appear to be contained in the wooded area adjacent to the highway. No threats were made, but these men should be considered armed and dangerous."
Massachusetts State Police, who are also on the scene, tweeted early Saturday: "We have several armed persons accounted for at this scene on Rt 95. They are refusing to comply with orders to provide their information and put down their weapons. We are asking residents of Wakefield and Reading to shelter in place at this time."
"The situation is ongoing w/remaining members of the group. We continue to work to resolve the situation peacefully," they tweeted at the time.
Police said a "heavy police presence" will remain in the area, and they are asking residents to lock their doors and stay home.
No injuries or shots fired have been reported.
