Two arrests occurred between November 12 and November 17. Mrs V.A. from Marlborough was arrested for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and failing to stop for police on Nov 15; W.S. from Hopkinton was arrested for speeding and driving under the influence of drugs

This week, a resident reported her contractor illegally cashed $30,000 from her Home Depot account and a TT-unit crashing into a telephone pole on Grove Street. In addition, 100 cases were documented.

Officers responded to several community incedents from welfare checks to vehicles that looked out of place, and noise disturbance complaints. A few horses were found on Cross Street and corralled on November 16. Meanwhile, there was a microwave fire on Teresa Road and an active boat fire near Cedar Street that same week.

The police log suggests a host of community problems, from the mundane pursuit of traffic violations to environmental threats.

Arrests

• On November 15, W.S. of Hopkinton was arrested on charges of
  • Speeding in violation of special regulation
  • Operating under the influence – drugs and liquor.
• On November 15, V.A. of Marlborough was arrested on charges of:
  • Unlicensed operation of motor vehicle
    • Failure to stop for police.

November 12

• Caller reported a trailer was parked on her lawn on Hayden Rowe St. Officer Burchard responded.
• Officer Buentello removed rocks from Glen Rd.
• Trustee of Apple Tree Hill Rd. reported a vehicle parked in the vistor parking lot with two different plates on the vehicle.
• A call came in regarding motor bikes racing down South Mill St.
• Resident reported her contractor stole $30,000 from her Home Depot account.

November 13

• Caller reported a parking complaint on B St. Officer Buentello responded to make sure the road was passable.
• Detail officer and a caller reported a TT-unit has struck a telephone pole on Grove St. causing significant damage.
• Caller reported she was scammed by a small business and wanted the situation logged.

November 14

• 911 caller reported a tree down on Cedar St. Officer McKeon responded and removed the tree.
• Officer Quinzani responded to a report of an inside odor of gas on Freedom Way.
• After a caller reported their car broke down in a bad spot, Officer Ziniti assisted until AAA arrived.
• Caller reported fraud as her ID was used to get a check.
• Caller believed someone tried to open a credit card in his name.
• Officer Cappuccio and LaTour responded to a report of a landscaping truck blocking Wood St.
• Woman requested a cruiser swing by her house and check out the area. She was nervous because she could see a vehicle pulled into her driveway.

November 15

• Caller reported an erratic operator heading into town from Ashland. Officer Quinzani and Staback responded but could not find the vehicle.
• Walk-in reported her computer was hacked into and the hacker got all her credit card information.
• An individual walking her dog was concerned for a youth on a scooter riding on Bowker Rd.
• A passer by requested a well-being check on a woman in a wheelchair sitting on the sidewalk between the assisted living home and Dunkin Donuts. Officers could not locate the woman.

November 16

• Officer Beloin issued a winter parking ban warning.
• 911 caller reported a strong smell inside their house on Legacy Farms N.
• Caller reported 3-4 horses got loose running in the middle of Cross St. The horses were found on Brook Hollow and have been corralled.
• Party reported she found a credit card in one of the gas pumps at AllTown.
• Caller reported her neighbors dog was barking since 7AM. Officer Cifuentes informed the caller that there was nothing they could do about it.
• Officer Diaz responded to a call by a man who hit a deer on Legacy Farms N. The deer ran off and there was only minor damage to the vehicle.

November 17

• 911 caller reported a microwave fire in their house on Teresa Rd. Several officers responded.
• Caller reported hearing a loud bang and her power went out on North Mill St. Officer Buentello checked the area but did not find anything.
• 911 caller reported an active boat fire by Cedar St. Several officers and Ted’s responded.
• Officer Buentello informed a caller that children running around a community officer area on Davis Rd. were okay as there was a baby shower in a rented out room.
• Eversource was contacted regarding an inside odor on Hayden Rowe St.
• Animal control was notified of a lost dog on Leons Way.