Hopkinton Police Incident Log for June 8 – 14, 2026

Summary

Hopkinton police logged one arrest on charges of negligent operation of a motor vehicle and operating under the influence of liquor. Officers also responded to several crashes and hit-and-run reports, including incidents involving buses, vehicles, and a dog that was struck by a white van.

Other notable calls included a missing-person report that ended when an elderly woman was found in Milford. Fraud complaints, downed wires, a split telephone pole, and a parked truck found unexpectedly in a backyard helped round out the week.

Police also helped with smaller community matters, including moving packages blocking a resident who uses a walker, checking on loose dogs, returning lost property, and assisting with traffic at the State Park.

Arrests

• On June 8, FC of Milford was arrested on charges of:
  • Negligent operation of motor vehicle
  • Operating under the influence – liquor

June 8

• Officer Saletnik spoke with the owner of a vehicle that had been parked on W Main St. for the last week. A tow was contacted.
• Officer Ziniti responded to a report of a disabled vehicle. The vehicle was towed, and the operator made arrangements with the mechanic.
• A walk-in requested to speak to an officer regarding fraud. She was given an information packet outlining the next steps.
• The bus dispatcher requested an officer for a crash report. One bus hit another bus at the school.
• A caller reported that a DMV was in the middle of the intersection, blocking traffic on South St.
• A caller stated that large packages are being delivered to her address in front of her door, making them inaccessible to her, and that she uses a walker. Officer Ziniti responded, moved the boxes, and spoke with the shipper to see if they could resolve the delivery issue.
• Milford PD requested that an officer check the area for a white ladder truck that was all over the road.
• A walk-in turned in a debit card found in the parking lot at the state park.

June 9

• A walk-in reported that her autistic son went for a walk several hours ago and has not been heard from since. The party then remembered the day and realized he was at work.
• Several officers responded to a two-car accident on Hayden Rowe St.
• A residential group home reported a wire down across their driveway. Verizon was contacted.
• A complaint came in regarding vehicles parked on a lawn, causing damage.
• Officers Rathburn-Goodman took a report of a lost black cat with green eyes.
• Two residents walked in to be fingerprinted for employment.
• A report came in of two large dump trucks speeding down Fruit St.
• A caller reported she is in a bad spot and is out of gas. Officers Buentello and McKeon responded.
• Officer Ziniti responded with state troopers and Milford EMS to a two-car accident on I-495 N.
• A 911 caller reported a hit-and-run.
• A caller reported two dogs in the middle of Wood St.

June 10

• Southborough PD requested a female officer to assist with booking a female prisoner.
• Officer Matos checked on a school bus that had its door open.
• Officers Cann and Ekross checked on someone attempting to enter a building. The man was gathering things from a business.
• A caller reported a Beagle limping around without a collar. ACO was contacted.
• A caller reported seeing a female outside her residence without shoes.
• Ashland PD was notified of an erratic operator running a red light into their town.
• Officer Casey contacted the owner of a debit card that was turned in. The owner already canceled it and requested it be destroyed.
• Several calls reported a tree on wires in Wood St.
• A caller reported that the sprinklers had been going on for a while.

June 11

• Officer Buentello checked on a paving company on Grove St. They were not in the roadway or creating traffic issues.
• Officer Walker checked on a vehicle pulled over on Cedar St. They were pulled over to look at their phone. Officer Walker advised them to find a better place.
• DPW and FD responded to a report of water in the basement of a residence on Wood St.
• A woman called twice to report a split telephone pole. Eversource was notified.
• Officer Normandin answered a party’s questions regarding property recovery.

June 12

• A caller reported that a wire has been down for the last several weeks. Officer LaTour responded and did not find any wires down but noted that some work was needed. Verizon was contacted.
• A caller reported a fraud case.
• A homeowner reported a gray GMC truck has been parked in his backyard. He was not expecting anyone and has no idea who it is.
• Officer Saletnik helped get cones for the Timlin race.
• Officer Quinzani assisted the FD with a report of a gas can that spilled over.
• A caller reported a group of 4 kids driving in the neighborhood.

June 13

• Several officers responded to Ashland PD’s request to block off the road at Frankland.
• A caller reported a road rage incident where a male party got out of his car.

June 14

• A dispatcher noticed on camera that there appear to be two cars and a small boat in the parking lot. The parties were attempting to go night fishing.
• A 911 caller reported a hit-and-run. A white van truck a dog and took off.
• A caller reported a party left her keys at the dog park and is stuck at the Price Chopper.
• A missing-person case was reported. Several officers checked major locations around town. It was a 78-year-old female, 5’3 and 110 pounds. She was eventually located in Milford on Purchase St.
• Officer Diaz assisted with traffic at the State Park, which was closed.
• Several officers responded to a report of a hit-and-run on Ash St.