Hopkinton Police Incident Log for August 24 – 30, 2026

Summary

Police arrested a New Hampshire man for driving with a suspended license and without a valid inspection sticker. Officers also responded to several motor vehicle crashes, including incidents involving injuries, airbag deployment, and a vehicle that struck a tree. Police responded to and investigated several reports of erratic driving.

The log included reports of scams, stolen wallets, possible break-ins, harassment, and an assault. Officers also handled an impromptu car meet, illegal dumping, road hazards, alarms, and reports of unresponsive people in vehicles.

Arrests

• On August 30, M.D. of NH was arrested on charges of:
  • No inspection sticker.
  • Operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.

August 24

• Officers Normandin, Manning, and Ekross responded to a report of a passenger passed out in a vehicle. There was no driver, but there was drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. The party was transported to Milford hospital.
• A party from DPW reported that a construction crew struck a Verizon line on Fruit St.
• A 911 caller reported a hit-and-run that occurred in a parking lot off of W Main St.
• Officer Diaz responded to a report of illegal dumping.
• Officer Vaz responded to a report of a motor vehicle accident with personal injury. The other party involved took off. Milford PD was advised.
• A caller reported a male, approximately 5’9 and 130 pounds, wearing a black mask, is knocking on doors.

August 25

• Officer Ziniti responded to a report of a 82 y/o male who fell and needed assistance getting up.
• A caller reported no clear traffic pattern and frustration from the detail officer on Fruit St.
• A caller requested that an additional bus sign be put up by Wilson St. Officer Santoro advised the caller.
• A walk-in reported continued harassment.
• Officer Vaz responded to a report of a motor vehicle on the median on I-495 N.

August 26

• A 911 caller reported a motor vehicle-versus-tree incident on Clinton St. A male party was injured.
• Officer Fullagar assisted the FD with a fire alarm activation on Meserve St.
• A caller reported that the fire alarms were sounding, likely due to burnt food. They were advised to evacuate.
• A caller reported trees on wires on Hill St.
• A caller reported an ongoing issue with a neighbor and said she does not feel safe and does not know how to resolve the situation.
• Officer Cappuccio responded to a report of an erratic operator on Main St. Officer Cappuccio stopped the vehicle and advised the operator of the complaint.
• A caller reported a scam involving $500 she paid via gift card.
• A 911 caller reported a vehicle in a bad spot on W Main St.
• Upton PD advised of an erratic operator entering Hopkinton.
• Officer Normandin came across a skunk in the roadway. A message was left with DPW.
• A caller reported a bright light coming from the back room of a residence. Officer Fullagar responded.

August 27

• A 911 caller stated the cab driver just dropped him off at his house and was driving erratically.
• A caller reported a crew working outside of bylaw hours.
• Officer Schofield responded to a report of a motor vehicle accident on A St. No one was hurt.
• A caller reported receiving a scam call.
• A caller reported that a large reptile tank was dumped in the cemetery by Mayhew St.
• A caller reported that someone may have gotten into his business, which is being emptied and is closed.
• A 911 caller reported that his vehicle broke down in the middle of the intersection. The operator called a tow.
• A report came in regarding a missing black cat. It was last seen at 1:00 in the morning on Cross St. The collar was located in the neighbor’s front yard around noon.

August 28

• Officer Creedon responded to a report of carbon monoxide alarms sounding on Lakepoint Way.
• Several officers responded to a report of an unresponsive person inside a parked vehicle.
• A caller stated there is a white vehicle on School St. with their bumper falling off and is concerned it is a road hazard.
• Officer Normandin responded, stating that the bumper is not a hazard.
• Dispatch observed a person in a motorized wheelchair traveling with traffic in the travel lane. Officer Schofield advised the party to stay in the bike lanes or on the sidewalk.
• A caller reported that someone stole his wallet and his wife’s wallet from his vehicle.
• A caller stated she saw a green truck in her driveway and requested someone check the area.
• Upton PD advised of a tire in the roadway on W Main St.

August 29

• A caller stated that he is behind a gray Honda CRV or Pilot that is speeding and passing cars over the double yellow line.
• A BWM emergency assist called for a vehicle with a flat tire on Front St. The operator contacted a tow.
• Officer Diaz and Fullagar came upon an impromptu car meet. They assisted with removing the crowd and moving them along.
• A 911 caller reported a two-car accident with airbag deployment.
• A caller reported that her mailbox was destroyed overnight. Officer Saletnik responded and took a report.
• Officer Quinzani responded to a report of cars parked on both sides of East Main St., creating a traffic hazard.
• A caller reported a lost black lab. A message was left with ACO.

August 30

• A caller reported that a vehicle pulled up to his residence last night, took out a bag of trash, and threw a box of empty beer into his trash.
• A caller reported nip bottles on Connelly Hill Rd. with a lot of broken glass and drug paraphernalia.
• A passerby reported someone parked in a handicap spot without a placard.
• A 911 caller reported he was assaulted as he was protesting.