Hopkinton Police Incident Log for July 13 – 19, 2026

Summary

Hopkinton police made four arrests between July 15 and July 19. Charges included outstanding warrants, failure to yield, driving with a suspended license, negligent operation, marked-lane violations, and operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Officers also responded to several crashes, including a rollover on Overlook Road and a hit-and-run. Other calls involved a stolen vehicle, fire and carbon monoxide alarms, illegal dumping, a loud party, civil disputes, and reports of suspicious activity. No injuries were reported in two of the crashes.

Arrests

• On July 15, OX of RI was arrested on charges of:
  • Straight warrant arrest
• On July 16, AR of Lawrence was arrested on charges of:
  • Failure to yield at an intersection
  • Operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license
  • Negligent operation of a motor vehicle
• On July 18, VG of Framingham was arrested on charges of:
  • Operating under the influence – liquor
• On July 19, WT of Framingham was arrested on charges of:
  • Operating under the influence – drugs
  • Marked lanes violation
  • Operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license

July 13

• A caller stated an alarm had been going off, but no one saw smoke or fire. All the parties were evacuated.
• Officer Creedon provided a courtesy transport to the Holiday Inn in Milford.
• A 911 caller reported a minor motor vehicle accident on North St. No one was hurt.
• Several officers responded to a report of a disabled 10-wheeler in a bad spot.
• Officer Matos assisted the FD with a residential fire alarm activation.
• A 911 caller reported a rollover motor vehicle accident on Overlook Rd.
• A caller reported someone hit her gate on E Main St.

July 14

• Officer Cann attempted to speak with a party parked in one of the school lots at 12:30 A.M., but they took off.
• A 911 caller reported her CO detectors were sounding. She was advised to evacuate while the FD responded.
• A caller reported an injured rabbit in mulch.
• A 911 caller reported an aggressive cat and a confrontational owner. The parties were advised to stay away from each other when walking their pets.
• A caller requested a police officer for a parking complaint.
• A caller requested an officer check something moving in the shopping bag on her front seat. Nothing strange was in the vehicle.

July 15

• Management from Woodview Way reported electric bikes found in a garage.
• A gray van was reported after having been parked in the Senior Center lot for several days. It ended up belonging to a family visiting someone on Davis Rd.
• A walk-in reported an abandoned motor vehicle on N Mill St.
• A complaint came in regarding two parties hanging around the picnic tables behind their building and sitting on the wall behind the ball field. Officer Diaz spoke to the parties and advised them that the owner of the building did not want them there.
• A 911 caller reported a hit-and-run.
• A caller wished to speak with ACO regarding her cat.

July 16

• A 911 caller reported her vehicle was stolen overnight.
• A 911 caller reported her fire alarm was going off due to cooking.
• A store manager reported a verbal dispute between customers.
• A caller reported that he has a leak before the meter into his driveway, and he requested the water be shut off.

July 17 

• Officer LaTour responded to a two-vehicle accident on W Main St. No one was hurt.
• Officer LaTour assisted DPW with traffic while they dug a trench on Wood St.
• A caller reported boys in a green SUV, one of whom yelled ‘help’. Officers Matos and Schofield spoke with them, and they said they were having a tough day.
• A caller reported an audible alarm coming from a fence. Upon further discovery, the caller reported it was a cell phone with an alarm going off.
• A walk-in reported he has found a drivers license at an out-of-town gas station. The owner was contacted.

July 18

• Several officers responded to a loud party with music on E Main St.
• A caller reported a person dropped a package.
• The Water Department reported illegal dumping.
• A caller reported a civil dispute regarding his property. Officer Matos spoke with the resident and confirmed it was a civil matter.
• Officers Fullagar and Quinzani removed a tree branch from Cedar St.

July 19

• A caller reported a woman walking back and forth on the phone, screaming and crying. Officers LaTour and Matos checked to ensure she was okay.
• A caller reported that someone rang her doorbell twice and set off her motion detector; however, there were no vehicles in her driveway. Officers McKeon and Normandin checked the area, but did not find anything suspicious.