In a week of quirky chaos: Diego’s misadventures with odd car-related crimes, Joshua’s mysterious warrant, and Dorothy’s boozy resistance warmed things up. Wild tales include a bird in a chimney, child rock-throwing, late-night trail shenanigans, and a fox calling it quits. It’s Hopkinton’s reality show!

Arrests

• On July 22, Diego Maita Uzho of Chelmsford was arrested on charges of:
  • Unlicensed operations of motor vehicle
  • Possession of open container
  • Unregistered motor vehicle
  • Uninsured motor vehicle
• On July 23, Joshua Hanson of Milford was arrested on charges of:
  • Straight warrant arrest
• On July 28, Dorothy Costanza of Hopkinton was arrested on charges of:
  • Operation under influence – liquor
  • Resisted arrest

July 22

• Caller reported her bank account was hacked via a laptop stolen a year ago.
• Walk-in reported identity theft.
• Animal control was informed of a bird stuck in a chimney on Eastview Rd.
• Officers Buentello and O’Neil secured an apartment on Cedar St. after a neighbor called and stated the apartment is vacant but the doors were wide open.

July 23

• Woman reported her vehicle was stuck in her parking lot overnight.
• Officer Santoro extinguished smoke coming from a fire pit on College St. when no one was home.
• Several officers and towns assisted the fire department with a fire alarm activation and smoke coming from a building on Revolutionary Way.
• Walk-in reported a suspicious incident that occurred while out for a walk that morning.
• Walk-in reported an abandoned bicycle deep in the woods.
• Caller reported a child threw rocks at his windshield and broke it.
• Officer Saletnik assisted someone whose neighbor was throwing fireworks into his driveway on East St.

July 26

• Caller reported a vehicle and people near a trail head on Chamberlain St. and was concerned by how late it was. When officers Burchard and Quinzani responded the people had cleared out.
• An elderly man called to say, “I can’t shut my gas off”, but was unable to answer more questions and did not answer on the call back.
• Caller reported an ongoing vehicle complaint during commute hours on Clinton St. Officer Buentello took a report.
• Officer Walker spoke with a walk-in about a relationship problem.
• State PD was contacted about a box truck on 495 that was called in for spilling fuel.
• Officer LaTour gave advise to a supervisor per request regarding an employee that was fired that day.

July 27

• Officers Diaz and Ekross responded to a roll-over accident on Cedar St. with the fire department after several 911 calls reported the possible entrapment.
• Caller reported an injured fox in the middle of Wood St.
• An anonymous caller called concerned that emergency vehicles would not be able to get down South Mill St. due to vehicles parked on both sides of the road.

July 28

• An individual called reporting an inside odor of gas in their house on C St. and their stove wasn’t working correctly.
• US Customs requested information on a minor party. They wanted to ensure the father had permission to take the child out of the country for vacation.
• Caller reported a rabid fox in her backyard on Wood St. Animal control was contacted.