Hopkinton Police Incident Log for February 17 – 22, 2026

Summary

The Hopkinton Police Department (HPD) handled multiple calls for service involving traffic incidents, public safety concerns, and complaints. On February 19, TT of Framingham was arrested on charges of assault and battery (A&B) on a police officer, A&B on ambulance personnel, A&B with a dangerous weapon, and making a bomb/hijack threat.

Other notable events included a minor motor vehicle accident near the I-495 ramp; reports of fraud/scam victimization and ongoing harassment via phone calls/FaceTime; a past motor vehicle accident on Constitution Ct.; and a report of suspicious activity that was confirmed to be an Eversource van on private property.

Additional responses during the period included a deer vs. vehicle crash; an odor of gas outside; multiple motor vehicle crashes without reported injuries (including a two-vehicle accident on Lumber St., a vehicle off the road on I-495 N, a crash into a pole); and a pellet stove ventilation issue that filled a home with smoke.

Officers also handled quality-of-life and administrative matters such as a loose dog returned to its owner, a DPW-related vehicle move, people observed on ice near Cedar St. (not in distress), an SUV stuck in a snowbank (gone on arrival), a lost car key report, a noise complaint between neighbors, a carbon monoxide (C/O) alarm activation, and a walk-in report of possibly being followed.

Arrests

• On February 19, TT of Framingham was arrested on charges of:
  • A&B of a police officer
  • A&B of ambulance personnel
  • A&B with a dangerous weapon
  • Bomb/hijack threat

February 17

• A State PD officer reported a minor motor vehicle accident just off the I-495 ramp.
• Officer Walker spoke with a walk-in regarding fraud.
• A caller reported that he was a victim of a scam in which a man was trying to get money from him. He just wanted it logged.
• A caller stated he was being harassed via multiple phone calls and FaceTime, and it is extending to his family.

February 18

• A caller reported a past motor vehicle accident on Constitution Ct. Officer Santoro took a report.
• A caller reported a cargo van in her driveway and two men walking around her property. Officer Vaz responded and confirmed it was an Eversource van.
• Officer Brooks advised a caller on how to avoid fraud in the future.
• Officers McKeon and Normandin responded to a deer vs. vehicle strike.

February 19

• Officer Quinzani returned a loose dog to its owner.

February 20

• Officer Saletnik responded to a report of an odor of gas outside.
• A 911 caller reported a two-vehicle accident on Lumber St. No one was injured.
• A 911 caller reported that a pellet stove that was not venting correctly was filling the house with smoke.
• A caller reported a vehicle slid off the road and onto the median on I-495 N.

February 21

• Officer Matos assisted with a DPW report requiring a vehicle to be moved.
• Officer Walker responded to a report of two people on the ice by Cedar St. They did not seem in distress.
• A caller reported that an SUV was stuck in a snowbank. The vehicle was gone on arrival.
• A 911 caller reported that they crashed into a pole. They were not hurt.
• Officer Casey logged a report of a lost car key.
• A caller was looking to report multiple thefts at different stores located in other towns. Officer Ziniti advised.

February 22

• A caller stated that his neighbor was making noise and that his daughter was upset.
• A 911 caller reported her C/O alarm going off.
• A walk-in reported he was possibly being followed.

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