Police Incident Log - Updated September 10, 2014
  

New Parks and Rec Activities List

Hopkinton Parks and Recreation Department would like to remind you that registration for fall/winter programs are now available at our NEW and IMPROVED website, www.hopkintonrec.org. There you can sign up for all of our exciting and new programs. 

Our programs this year include:

Adult Programs:                                  Kids/Teen Programs:                              Family Events:

-Radi8: Fitness &Nutrition                 -Youth Ski Program                                -Halloween Party 10/23

-Adult Volleyball Pickup                      - Recreational Basketball                      - X-Mas Tree Lighting

-Adult Boot Camp                                -Girls on the Run                                     - NYC trip

-Men's Pick Up Basketball                 - Youth Volleyball Clinic                          -Teen Night

-Men's Competitive Basketball         -Girl's Volleyball Seminar         

-Yoga & Meditation                              -John Smith Soccer       

-Mosaic Art Clinic                                 - Athletic Based Training 

                                                                -Tennis Lessons

                                                                - Archery

                                                                - Preschool T-Ball

                                                                - Preschool Sports and Games

                                                                - Yoga

                                                                -Mosaic Arts

                                                                - Tiny Trotter (Equestrian)

                                                                - Gymnastics

                                                                - Drivers Lessons (TDA)    

Sign up now!

For questions or phone registrations please call the Parks and Recreation Office at 508-497-9750.

Sunday, September 7, 2014

9:35 pm Officer William Burchard spoke with an individual on Blueberry Lane.

8:41 pm A caller reported a hit an run incident that happened on Fisk Mill Road in Milford. Officer Arthur Schofield responded and spoke with the register owner.

8:10 pm A caller reported seeing a suspicious white pickup truck back up to a building on Wood Street. Officer Arthur Schofield checked the area and advised that the vehicle was gone upon his arrival.

6:20 pm Officer Arthur Schofield completed community policing on DiCarlo Road.

9:55 am A Knoll Road resident reported that a dirt bike was driving up and down the street causing a disturbance. Officer Jacob Campbell spoke with the operator who stated that he broke the dirt bike and was done for the day.

9:14 am A resident of South Mill Street reported construction going on. Officer David Shane spoke with the workers who were unaware of the town by-law and shut down for the day.

7:49 am A caller reported vandalism to a business on Lumber Street. Officer Jacob Campbell responded and wrote a report.

12:23 am Officer Linda Higgins checked a motor vehicle on Ash Street.

Saturday, September 6, 2014

9:10 pm A 911 caller reported possible gun shots in the area of Gibbon Road. Two officers checked the area but did not hear anything suspicious.

5:39 pm Three officers responded to assist the Ashland Police Department with a 911 call from the State Park.

4:48 pm A 911 caller from West Main Street reported a possible water spout forming on Lake Maspenock. Officer Philip Powers checked the area with a negative find on any funnel type clouds.

12:48 pm A Main Street business owner complained about a man in a vehicle that he felt was stalking him and his client. Officer David Shane advised that he would investigate.

12:39 pm Two callers from West Main Street reported hearing gun fire. Officer Stephen Buckley stated that he was in the area and confirmed that it was from the firing range.

12:11 pm Officer David Shane assisted two individuals, who were involved in a past hit and run motor vehicle accident, with exchanging paperwork.

11:39 am A motorist reported that a ladder was in the center lane of Route 495. The State Police were notified.

11:32 am The Upton Police Department advised that they had a vehicle pulled over on West Main Street in Hopkinton. Two officer responded to assist.

10:25 am Officer David Shane assisted another department on East Main Street.

7:32 am A caller reported that an alarm was sounding at an old Hayward Street business. Officer Stephen Buckley responded to assist the Fire Department.

6:43 am Officer Linda Higgins assisted with an event at the High School.

6:05 am Two officers assisted with traffic for an event at the town common.

Friday, September 5, 2014

10:28 pm Two officers checked and spoke with two motor vehicle operators on Rafferty Road.

9:04 pm A walk-in from Hayden Rowe Street spoke with Officer Gregg DeBoer regarding a harassment incident.

6:03 pm A caller reported a motor vehicle accident without personal injury on West Main Street. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and wrote a report.

5:39 pm A 911 caller reported a motor vehicle accident without personal injury on Hayden Rowe Street. Two officers responded and wrote a report.

5:24 pm There were several callers reporting a vehicle that was stuck in a ditch on Pond Street. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and stated that the vehicle was stuck on a stone wall.

4:16 pm Officer Gregg DeBoer assisted the Fire Department with the report of an odor of natural gas in a Main Street business.

2:24 pm Several callers reporting a motor vehicle accident with unknown personal injury on West Main Street. Two officers responded and advised that the patient refused medical treatment and the cable line to a residence had been disconnected. The cable company was notified.

2:17 pm Officer Patrick O'Brien wrote a report of a hit and run motor vehicle accident that occurred on Main Street.

1:42 pm A walk-in spoke with Sgt. Joseph Bennett regarding her motor vehicle being hit by another vehicle while parked on East Main Street.

7:29 am A caller reported that a red Subaru was speeding on Ash Street. Officer Patrick O'Brien spoke with the parents of the operator who will speak with him.

7:07 am A Sanctuary Lane resident reported hearing shooting at a gun club and they are not suppose to start until 9:00 am. Officer Linda Higgins was unable to locate anyone their and advised that all was locked up and quiet.

Thursday, September 4, 2014

12:30 pm Sgt. Joseph Bennett arrested Anthony Scott Wood, 42, of Grove Street, Hopkinton, on Grove Street and charged him with Disorderly Conduct.

Incident Log

Thursday, September 4, 2014

9:31 pm Sgt. Michael Sutton checked a secured motor vehicle on Rafferty Road.

8:55 pm A caller reported seeing a pickup truck and hearing yelling and screaming coming from a construction site on West Elm Street. Officer William Burchard checked the area with a negative find.

6:17 pm A 911 caller from Carriage Hill Road reported that their back door had been smashed in. Three officers responded and wrote a report.

5:02 pm A 911 caller reported a motorcycle accident with personal injury on Church Street. Two officers responded to assist and write a report.(Photo).

3:18 pm A walk-in reported that his vehicle was hit by another vehicle while parked in a Main Street parking lot and that a witness obtained the vehicle's information. Officer William Burchard located the vehicle at a residence and wrote a report.

12:11 pm The State Police reported receiving a 911 call from a Grove Street residence who stated that her son was "fighting again." Three officers responded to the residence and subsequently arrested a 42 year-old male from Hopkinton and charged him with Disorderly Conduct.

10:58 am The Reading Police Department requested an officer attempt to make contact with a resident of Winter Street. Officer David Shane responded and stated that no one was home at the house.

6:52 am Chief Edward Lee completed community relations on Hayden Rowe Street.

6:46 am There were multiple 911 callers reporting a gas can that was tipped over on West Main Street and was spilling gasoline into the roadway. Officer Jacob Campbell checked the area with a negative find.

1:00 am Officer Jacob Campbell checked an unoccupied motor vehicle on Main Street.

12:54 am Officer John Moran checked a motor vehicle that was unoccupied on Hayward Street.

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

10:33 pm A 911 caller reported an erratic operator on South Street. Two officers responded, located the motor vehicle and spoke with the operator.

9:31 pm A Priscilla Road resident had a noise complaint about two large trucks that were moving something around. Officer Philip Powers responded and spoke with the operator who stated that he was just backing up to another truck.

8:50 pm A 911 caller from Mayhew Court reported that an alarm was sounding and a red light was flashing on the side of the building. Two officers responded to assist the Fire Department and advised that the alarm reset itself upon their arrival.

6:14 pm A 911 caller reported a motor vehicle accident without personal injury on South Street. Officer Matthew McNeil responded and wrote a report.

5:31 pm A resident reported that there was an abandoned motor vehicle parked on the side of Wilson Street. Officer Matthew McNeil checked the vehicle and found it to be secure.

5:01 pm A motorist reported that an aggressive driver passed her in a "no passing" zone on Spring Street.

4:23 pm A Baker Lane resident reported an on-going barking dog complaint. Officer Philip Powers responded and advised that the dog was constantly barking. The Animal Control Officer was notified.

4:06 pm A resident of Bridgeton Way called 911 to report that her dishwasher was smoking. Sgt. Michael Sutton responded to assist the Fire Department.

1:57 am A caller from Country Way reported that a vehicle's lights were flashing on and off. Officer Linda Higgins responded and checked the area with a negative find.