Police Log for Week of February 7 – 13, 2016

Posted on February 14, 2025February 13, 2025 by Paul Saulnier

February 7, 2016:

Erratic driver arrested, Washington & Concord; Jeffrey Monaghan of Barrington, RI for OUI-liquor, marked lanes violations and operating to endanger.

Wires and tree limbs down all over Holliston

Check prisoner.

February 8:

Check prisoner.

B & E, 67 Jeffrey; trailers broken into overnight.

Crash, Washington & Hollis; two cars. Drivers transported.

Crash, Kuniholm & October Hill; car versus semi tractor trailer. (Not a fair fight).

Crash, Washington & Winter; car versus town plow. (Not a fair fight either).

Wires and tree limbs down all over Holliston.

February 9:

Crash, 598 Prentice, car off the road. Hometown Auto called to the rescue..

Animal incident, South & Courtland; report of sick raccoon. Dispatcher etc.

Wires and tree limbs down all over Holliston.

February 10:

Identity theft, Hemlock.

Vehicle stop with arrest, Washington & Pearl; Mathew Hope of Natick for operating with a suspended license and speeding. Hometown Auto gets the call.

Crash, Washington & South; no details.

Wires and tree limbs down all over Holliston.

Check prisoner.

February 11:

Crash, 830 Washington; Report of 5 car crash with altercations. Turned out to be two cars involved in minor crash and nobody was altercating.

Wires and tree limbs down all over Holliston.

February 12:

K-9 demonstration, Millis high School.

Crash with summons, 210 Adams; Constant Poholer of North Attleboro for leaving the scene, reckless operation and marked lanes violation.

Wires and tree limbs down all over Holliston.

February 13:

Wires and tree limbs stayed up all over Holliston.

During the reporting period, 26 citations and 13 warnings were issued. Five erratic drivers were reported.

BWTM

Random musings:

I don’t like making plans for the day because then the word “premeditated” gets thrown around in the courtroom.
If God wanted me to touch my toes, he would’ve put them on my knees.
The kids text me “plz” which is shorter than please. I text back “no” which is shorter than “yes.”