Police: Woman slashes state worker in the face at Myles Standish State Forest
CARVER – A woman slashed a state worker in the face after she was refused admittance to Myles Standish State Forest, the worker told police Saturday.
In a Facebook post, State Police said the attack occurred at Barrett's Pond at about 2 p.m. Saturday after the worker told the woman the pond gate was closed.
The woman and a male companion were seen leaving in a car headed toward Long Pond Road. The car was described as a dark-colored, older-model Toyota coupe.
State Police, including its air wing; Environmental Police; and police from Carver and Plymouth searched for the car but weren't able to find it.
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The Department of Conservation and Recreation worker, who is 63, was not seriously hurt. He declined to be taken to a hospital and was treated at the scene by Carver emergency medical staff.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the State Police Bourne Barracks at 508-759-4488.
This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: Police: Woman slashes state worker in the face in Carver
