Three were cuffed for tipsy driving, a duet of car mishaps escaped injury’s clutches, and Mother Nature flexed her muscles with breezy chaos. Meanwhile, our boys in blue fielded calls about party stakeouts, lost pooches, and a surprise basement critter. Watch out for airborne trash cans!

Arrests

• On February 27, Lisa Curry of Hopkinton was arrested on charges of:
  • Operating under the influence – liquor
• On February 28, Kannan Manickam of Hopkinton was arrested on charges of:
  • Operating under the influence – liquor
• On March 3, Vitor Dos Santos of Sutton was arrested on charges of:
  • Operating under the influence – liquor
  • Posession of an open container in vehicle
  • Speeding

February 26

• Mashpee PD requested assistance locating a license plate.
• Caller reported disabled vehicle was in a bad spot on Cedar St.
• Alarm company reported a commercial fire alarm. When Officer Walker arrived to assist, a sprinkler broke in the rear of the building.
• Officer Ziniti removed a box of food in the roadway of Legacy Farms N.
• Caller reported a two car accident on Main St. There were no injuries and one car had already requested a tow.
• Walk-in reported someone tried taking money out of his bank account.

February 27

• The water department called to notify a pole with hanging wires on Pratt Way required attention. The police contacted Eversource.
• Caller reported he lost his keys to his Jeep Wrangler. The keys have a red Jeep key chain.
• Caller reported a biker yelling at a driver on Cedar St.
• Officer Ekross responded to a report of a loud sound that resembled gun shots.

February 28

• Caller reported an erratic driver all over the roadway on I-495 S. State PD responded.
• Officers Diaz and Walker responded to a report of a two vehicle accident on South St and the occupants appeared to have been arguing.
• Caller notified the police the light on Grove St was not changing.
• Officer Savolt responded to a report of a bus that was hit by snow plow.
• Caller reported a past dog bite. The information was passed along to animal control.
• 911 caller reported possible chimney fire.
• Holliston reported a vehicle hit a low low hanging wires on Ash St. The road was blocked off.

February 29

• Multiple reports of wires and trees down came in from the previous night’s wind.
• 911 caller reported noises coming from the basement. Officers Beloin and Ziniti responded and found a small animal in the garage.
• Caller notified the police that the traffic light on Main St was malfunctioning.
• Officer Buentello responded to a report of a soccer ball-sized stone in the middle of Oakhurst Rd. Negative find.
• Walk-in reported his neighbor was potentially being scammed.
• Walk-in has questions about possible stalking.
• Officers O’Neil and Ziniti responded to a report of smoke coming from chimney into the roadway. Officers confirmed an active chimney fire.
• Caller reported a suspicious vehicle in a parking lot on Hayden Rowe St. Officer Saletnik responded and the operator informed they were waiting to arrive at a surprise party.
• Several reports of trash cans in the road came in.

March 1

• 911 caller reported two trucks blocking Walcott St.
• Officer Beloin and Ziniti spoke with a resident who reported two items being stolen from his doorstep on Hunters Ridge Way.
• A caller on Pendulum Pass reported someone hit his mailbox and fled.
• Officer Ziniti responded to a report of a vehicle speeding on Chamberlain St while talking on the phone.
• Woman reported her mom did not come home from work.
• An employee reported a man being aggressive to other customers unprovoked.

March 2

• Officer Ziniti checked an area off of I-495N for a lost chocolate lab.
• 911 caller reported a man swinging his dog around by Church St.

March 3

• Officer Grimley checked on vehicles parked at the gun club.
• Caller reported vehicles parked on a property on Hayward St that should not be there. Officer Walker was unable to make contact with the owners.
• Walk in turned in a drone they found.
• 911 caller reported an accident on Lumber St involving two cars. Both cars were able to drive off on their own.
• Officers Ekross and O’Neil assisted an individual walking on Cedar St that did not appear to be okay. The officers gave the person a courtesy transport.
• Upton PD requested assistance on a car chase coming from Upton to Hopkinton. Upton police eventually pulled the driver over and did not need assistance.