Man beat 90-year-old grandmother to death with skateboard inside Mass. home, DA says

Breaking at 11, a Hudson man will be charged with murder today in court. The Middlesex County District Attorney announcing the arrest of the 29-year-old in the last hour. Boston 25 News reporter Ryan Breslin is live on Munson Street where the deadly attack took place. And Ryan, the D.A. says that man killed his grandmother with a skateboard. Ted, that's right. D.A. Marion Ryan said 29-year-old Devin Dubie attacked his grandmother, his father, and his sister inside of this home on Tuesday afternoon. That was grandmother. 90-year-old Elaine Dubie died at the hospital. The D.A. says his sister and father have non-life-threatening injuries. The D.A. says they were first called to 10 Munson Street just after 3-10. Dubie's sister telling 9-1-1 that Dubie was attacking her with the skateboard. D.A. Ryan describing the weapon as a standard wooden board with metal wheels. More calls came into police. Now when they got here, Dubie had made a run for it. About 45 minutes later, the D.A. says Dubie was found on Tower Street hiding in a van. That's when he was arrested. The Hudson police chief says the incident was contained within the home. He offered condolences to the family and thanks people in the neighborhood for their vigilance which helped them locate Dubie. I also want to recognize the civilian witnesses who came forward and provided critical information that assisted us in locating the suspect. Their cooperation made a difference. This remains an active investigation and we will continue to work closely with the district attorney's office. You may continue to see officers in the area. They are continuing with the investigation. There is no ongoing threat. The D.A. says Dubie lived at the home with the three victims. He will be arraigned today in Marlboro District Court facing several charges including murder, assault and battery causing serious bodily injury, over 60 assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in connection with the death of his grandmother. Police were aware of Dubie but say that there were no prior domestic altercations at this home. For now we're live in Hudson, Ryan Breslin for your local station, Boston 25 News.