November 19, 2017:
Smoke and fire, High School; microwave fire. No details.
November 20:
Erratic driver, Concord; Subaru Outback from Millis reportedly all over the road. Escaped to Ashland. Ashland PD notified.
Suspicious activity, Woodland; toy gun left in book drop (clue to a murder mystery?)
Erratic driver, Prentice; black Mazda from Holliston reportedly all over the road. Driver told HPD that he was being tail gated and pulled over to let the driver go by (See? Holliston driver was not at fault).
Fraud, Concord; resident told to go to CVS to wire money for “cash winnings” (yes but for who?).
Crash, 1292 Washington; car versus pole. Reportedly less than $1,000 damage to the car, even less to the pole.
November 21:
Animal incident, Anne Marie; two coyotes spotted in the back yard. (Spotted coyotes are rare, never mix two together!)
November 22:
Crash, Railroad; Holliston car backed into another Holliston car (impossible).
Complaint, Mohawk Path; several calls regarding a verbal dispute between neighbors (they’re gonna need a bigger fence).
Crash, 841 Washington; Holliston versus Milford. No details (but Milford obviously at fault).
Animal incident, 180 Concord; car versus deer. Neither filed a complaint Both left the scene.
Crash, 370 Hollis; two Holliston drivers again (I’m running out of excuses).
November 23:
Animal incident, Washington & Linden; car versus deer. Both refused treatment.
Vehicle stop with summons, Washington & Whitney; Suelen A. Tonel-Souza of Framingham for operating with suspended registration and no insurance (well why would you insure a car that’s not registered?)
November 24:
Suspicious activity, Adams; runner found a small bag with a white substance in it and brought it to HPD.
Erratic driver, Highland; gray Jeep cut off caller. Headed towards Ashland. APD notified.
November 25:
Vehicle stop with summons, 752 Washington; Francis M. Gonzalez of Milford for marked lanes violation and unlicensed operation (since Francis doesn’t have a license maybe he doesn’t know that he has to stay between the lines and, therefore, doesn’t deserve a ticket for marked lanes violation).
During the reporting period, 11 citations and 3 warnings were issued. Three erratic drivers were reported.
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