Hopkinton Police Incident Log for July 20 – 26, 2026

Summary

Hopkinton police made several arrests last week. Charges included operating under the influence, a marked lanes violation, receiving stolen property, and outstanding warrants. Officers also responded to two hit-and-runs and multiple two-vehicle accidents. One driver was reported for forcing a cyclist off the road. A young boy reported missing was found safe in his basement. A missing teenager from Westborough was later reunited with her mother.

Officers fielded a wide range of other calls. A resident reported a suspicious person checking car doors near a pedestrian. Another caller flagged an injured skunk near the woods. One call described a child left briefly in a running car. A caller also reported a possibly impaired driver who stumbled to his vehicle before leaving the scene. Public works crews cleared a downed tree and lumber from local roads. Residents also reported property damage, a stolen license plate, and teens riding an e-bike without helmets.

Arrests

• On July 24, KM of Framingham was arrested on charges of:
  • Receive stolen property $1200
  • Uninsured motor vehicle
  • Unregistered motor vehicle
  • Straight warrant arrest
• On July 25, GL of Cranston, RI, was arrested on charges of:
  • Straight warrant arrest
• On July 26, LC of Framingham was arrested on charges of:
  • Marked lanes violation
  • Operating under the influence – liquor

July 20

• A report came in of an erratic operator coming from Upton in a silver Ford truck.
• Officer Diaz reported wood and lumber in the roadway.
• A resident reported his truck was broken into.
• A caller reported that a group of young men was going door to door, behaving aggressively. Officer Buentello responded, and they were not listed as solicitors in town.
• A 911 caller reported a road-rage incident on I-495.
• A caller requested to speak to an officer regarding prank phone calls.
• DPW was advised of a tree down across School St.
• A 911 caller reported a suspicious-looking male party walking around the complex on Nazneen Cir.

July 21

• Officer Creedon checked on a party walking at 3:03 A.M. They were walking home nearby.
• A 911 caller reported that while out on her walk, she saw a person dressed in all black with a hood covering their face and became scared. She was unsure if they were trying to break into cars or follow her.
• A caller reported he was unable to locate his 5-year-old son. The boy was later found in the basement.
• A resident reported that he was forced off the road this morning while riding his bike on Susan Dr.
• Officer Buentello assisted with a fire alarm activation on Wood St.
• A caller requested to speak with the chief regarding a civil issue.
• DPW requested assistance with traffic.
• A caller reported that a male party opened her mailbox, closed it, and walked around her property.
• A caller reported a landlord/tenant issue.
• A caller reported a 7- to 8-year-old boy left in a car for 10 minutes while the mother bought wine. The vehicle was running.
• Officer Vaz removed a shovel from the roadway.
• A walk-in reported that one of his license plates were stolen.

July 22

• A report came in regarding a missing 15-year-old from South St. in Westborough. The party was last seen in hot pink shorts and a blue tank top, and she has brown hair and a skinny build. The girl got into a fight with her mom and took off. The girl was later reunited with her mother.
• A caller requested to speak with an officer regarding damage to the lobby and game room of one of the complexes by Constitution Ct.
• Officer Matos responded to a report that a worker pulled down a wire on Valleywood Rd. It was not a hazard.
• A 911 caller reported a two-car accident on South St.

July 23

• A resident requested an officer block traffic as he moved an excavator off the property.
• A caller reported a hit-and-run. Another party saw the vehicle that took off and wrote down its plate.
• A caller reported that their neighbor damaged a drain on Hillcrest Dr.
• An ambulance was requested for an evaluation of a 17-year-old girl who was a part of an accident.
• A caller reported she backed into another vehicle.

July 24

• Arts was contacted regarding an accident with injury on Castle Hill Rd.
• A caller reported an elderly man riding a motorized scooter down W Main St. on a part with no sidewalks.
• A caller reported a possibly injured skunk walking near the woods by Legacy Farms N. ACO was contacted.

July 25

• Multiple calls reported a two-vehicle accident on Deer Run.
• Officers Fullagar and Quinzani responded to a residential fire alarm activation.
• A caller stated he saw a party stumble to a vehicle and drive away on Constitution Ct. He believed the driver to be under the influence.
• A walk-in turned in a found wallet on Granite St.
• Officer Normandin checked on a party walking in the wrong direction by the I-495 ramps. The party did not want a courtesy transport.

July 26 

• Officer Vaz and Walker responded to a two-vehicle accident on Main St. One of the vehicles was issued a ticket.
• A resident filed a complaint about two females on an e-bike without helmets, going too fast. Officer Walker spoke with the mother.
• A caller reported a hit-and-run between a car and a bike. The car took off towards Westborough.