From December 1-7, HPD engaged in routine police work, addressing a serious car crash and community holiday events. Police logs noted property checks, suspicious activities, and traffic responses. An online photo of a crash on December 6 raised public interest, while preparations for local holiday festivities were emphasized during this period.
The weekly police log highlighted a blend of minor incidents and one significant event. Notable occurrences included a vehicle fire after an accident on South St, a school bus hitting a mailbox, and a truck stuck between properties. Other amusing calls featured a suspicious van that was an Amazon driver on a break and a wandering German Shepherd.
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan announced the arrest of Jason Liberis and Bryan Ayala Perez, both 18, for a break-in at the Mass Firearms School in Holliston on October 30, 2025. They face multiple charges, including unlawful possession of firearms. A third suspect remains unidentified. The investigation continues.
Hopkinton experienced a busy week involving various incidents such as wandering dogs, a lost engagement ring, and road hazards. Officers responded to reports of aggressive solicitors, traffic issues, and theft. Several deer-related incidents were also logged. Community concerns prompted police engagement, highlighting active local safety measures.
On November 7, 2025, Acting Hopkinton Police Chief Scott van Raalten addressed public concerns regarding the Police Department’s handling of domestic violence information and sex offender records. He clarified that laws restrict disclosure, and emphasized the Department’s commitment to legal compliance and transparency, highlighting a thorough investigation leading to a conviction in the Sismanis case.
Nov 3-9: two drivers were arrested for OUI on consecutive days. Hopkinton faced severe weather incidents, including trees blocking roads and a fire. Officers responded to various calls, including one about a screaming woman with a knife. A community officer assisted a disabled woman after a breakdown, showcasing the police’s supportive role.
Stay updated with the Hopkinton Police Incident Log for October 14 – 19, including vehicle accidents and local responses.
Learn about the Hopkinton Police Department receiving a grant to enhance targeted traffic enforcement and reduce accidents.
Hopkinton’s Jordan Turner graduates from the Firefighting Academy, equipped with training in life safety and firefighting tactics.
Join the Hopkinton Fire Department Open House on October 19th for fire safety demonstrations and fun activities.
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