Police/Fire in Hopkinton, MA

Hopkinton Police respond to theft, gunshots, fraud, and more from March 4-8, addressing various incidents and assisting other departments and towns.

Hopkinton Police introduced Lyan Albino, a licensed mental health clinician, as part of its Jail Diversion Program to enhance crisis response and community care.

The Hopkinton Police Department handled various incidents, including erratic drivers, scams, fires, etc.

The Falmouth District Court released Vasconcelos into ICE custody Jan. 21, and ICE served him with a notice of custody determination upon his arrest. Vasconcelos remains in ICE custody.

Hopkinton Police Department handles diverse incidents: arrests for assault on officers, OUI; responds to road hazards, property disputes, and unusual situations like cheese in mailboxes.

The Select Board unanimously voted to promote Sgt. Aaron O’Neil and Sgt. Matthew McNeil to lieutenants of the Hopkinton Police Department at its meeting on Feb. 5. Chief of Police Joseph Bennett recommended the promotions and referred to the vote as a “momentous” day for the town and department. O’Neil’s and McNeil’s promotions reflect their commitment to their work, Bennett said.