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Milton Police Department Public Police Log Incidents From: 1/15/21 0:00 To: 1/22/21 0:00 Milton Police Department Public Police Log Incidents From: 1/15/21 0:00 To: 1/22/21 0:00 Jurisdiction: Milton RMS Incident # Received Date/Time Address Incident Type Action Taken 2021000000435 01/15/2021 10:53 QUENTIN STREET Suspicious Activity CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 caller reports credit card fraud. See report. 2021000000438 01/15/2021 11:34 CANTON AVENUE / BLUE HILL AVENUE Accident - P/D SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 caller reports a motor vehicle accident. Ma reg 4CY678 and Com N49673. Officer assisted in a paper exchange. 2021000000441 01/15/2021 14:18 ANTWERP STREET Neighbor Disturbance CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Party walked into the station to speak to an Officer in regards to an ongoing neighbor disturbance. Officer will write reports next tour of duty. 2021000000442 01/15/2021 14:55 BROOK ROAD Youth/Disturbance SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports youths playing hockey. Officer advised two youths the rink was closed. Park department notified for closed signs. 2021000000444 01/15/2021 15:43 CYPRESS ROAD Suspicious Activity CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reported threatening emails. See report. 2021000000445 01/15/2021 16:06 FRANKLIN STREET Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reported SP vehicles in the parking lot by the dumpster. Officer reported the vehicles parked in the lot as MA reg 9VR518 and MA reg 64SC36. Officer reported the vehicles checked out. Officer spoke with the caller who was upset with vehicles parking in the private lot and the vehicles were advised. 2021000000446 01/15/2021 16:41 BLUE HILL AVENUE Larceny CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Walk in party reports fraud. See report. 2021000000450 01/15/2021 18:55 GRANITE AVENUE Assist Other SEE NOTES Departments Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Boston PD reported MA reg 2GCK44 was involved in a shooting in their city and possibly was in the above area. Officers searched the surrounding areas as well as Milton Hospital with negaitve results. 2021000000451 01/15/2021 19:04 GRANITE AVENUE / COURTLAND Assist Other SEE NOTES CIRCLE Departments Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Officer reported a State Trooper was involved in an accident in the above area. Officers assisted with traffic. State Polie handled. 2021000000454 01/15/2021 23:03 WOLCOTT ROAD Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports a gray sedan has been in the parking lot for a long period of time. Officer reports MA reg 142S80 was unoccupied and nobody was in the area. 2021000000456 01/16/2021 01:16 WOLCOTT ROAD Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reported a suspicious vehicle in the above area. Officer reported they searched the area and surrounding area with negative results. Call unfounded. 2021000000469 01/16/2021 12:45 HOUSTON AVENUE Suspicious Activity CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 Caller reports a customer refused to put a mask on inside the store. See report. 2021000000470 01/16/2021 12:49 GRANITE AVENUE Accident - H&R CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 Caller reports a hit and run. Officer reports MA comm reg V85040 as the vehicle involved. See report. 2021000000473 01/16/2021 14:40 LONGMEADOW ROAD Animal Complaint SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports injured skunk in the area. Officer searched area with negative results. Print Date: January 22, 2021 Page 1 of 4 PIPublicPoliceLog (MA) 01/31/20 Milton Police Department Public Police Log Incidents From: 1/15/21 0:00 To: 1/22/21 0:00 Jurisdiction: Milton (continued) RMS Incident # Received Date/Time Address Incident Type Action Taken 2021000000475 01/16/2021 14:59 CENTRAL AVENUE / BROOK ROAD Accident - P/D CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 caller reports MVA, no injuries. Officer reports MA reg 5KA996 and 1REF84 were vehicles involved. See report. 2021000000477 01/16/2021 15:15 REEDSDALE ROAD Suspicious Activity CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Officer reports she was flagged down by party to report glass smashed in driveway. Officer will write report on next tour of duty. 2021000000478 01/16/2021 15:35 LONGMEADOW ROAD / PINE HURST Animal Complaint SEE NOTES DRIVE Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports an injured skunk. Officer says he will monitor it. Officer reports skunk hasn't made it far and will go back to determine if it needs to be put down. 2021000000491 01/16/2021 23:18 BLUE HILL TERR ST / CROWN STREET Neighbor Disturbance SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 caller reports noise complaints. Caller was calling from Hudson Street and heard screaming from Blue Hill Terrace. Officers said things were quiet. 2021000000495 01/17/2021 06:46 REEDSDALE ROAD Assist Other SEE NOTES Departments Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Canton PD reports they may need assistance with a possibly erratic party. Officer reports no officer on site. Canton PD reports a miscommunication they are in Brockton. 2021000000497 01/17/2021 09:26 BROOK ROAD Youth/Disturbance SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Anonymous caller reports youths playing on the closed skating rink. Officer reports father and son were at the rink and left the area. 2021000000498 01/17/2021 09:55 HIGHLAND STREET Animal Complaint SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Walk in party found a dog. Owner was contacted and picked the dog up at the station. 2021000000503 01/17/2021 15:48 BLUE HILLS PARKWAY Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports a male party riding on a bicycle while having another bicycle in his hand. Officer reports he bought the bicycle and was bringing it to Fenway. 2021000000512 01/17/2021 23:28 BROOK ROAD Accident - P/D SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports a MVA. Officer reports MA reg 1KNB39. Auto service and tire notified. 2021000000514 01/18/2021 01:32 WHITTIER ROAD Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports a group of male parties outside his home and ran away once he turned on the lights. Officer reports they searched the area with negative results. 2021000000517 01/18/2021 07:44 PARKWAY CRESCENT Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller Reports suspicious female in a grey ford. Officer Reports the plate as MA REG 7YB113. Officer reports the female pulled over to take a rest and her friend picked her up in MA Reg 3HNR21. The vehicle will be parked at the above address. See person screen. 2021000000519 01/18/2021 08:49 PLEASANT STREET Neighbor Disturbance SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller Reports construction crew working before 10 am on a holiday.Officer Reports the crew was notified of the town by law. 2021000000525 01/18/2021 11:36 MELBOURNE ROAD Animal Complaint SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports she found a small brown dog with a blue collar and no tags. Caller was able to bring the dog to the animal shelter. Message left for the ACO. Print Date: January 22, 2021 Page 2 of 4 PIPublicPoliceLog (MA) 01/31/20 Milton Police Department Public Police Log Incidents From: 1/15/21 0:00 To: 1/22/21 0:00 Jurisdiction: Milton (continued) RMS Incident # Received Date/Time Address Incident Type Action Taken 2021000000531 01/18/2021 13:22 LAWNDALE ROAD Items - Lost-Missing CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports his flag pole is missing. See report. 2021000000536 01/18/2021 15:19 PARK STREET Larceny CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports he fell for an online scam. See report. 2021000000539 01/18/2021 16:36 CAPEN STREET Robbery CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 caller reported her friend had his shoes and air pods taken from him at Shields Park. Detectives notified. See report for particulars. 2021000000541 01/18/2021 17:45 93 SOUTH / EXIT 4 Assist Other SEE NOTES Departments Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 caller reports a MVA. Fallon and State PD notified. Fallon reports Randolph Fire handling. 2021000000542 01/18/2021 18:08 ALLEN CIRCLE Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reported someone possibly had broken into her basement. Officer's searched the home with no signs of force entry or disturbance. Caller satisfied. 2021000000550 01/19/2021 06:40 BLUE HILLS PARKWAY Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: 911 Caller requested to speak with an officer regarding a minor altercation. Officer reported the caller got into a verbal argument with a unknown party in a white sedan over loud music. The party left the area, caller advised to call if the party returned. 2021000000553 01/19/2021 13:13 BLUE HILLS PARKWAY / BROOK ROAD Other MV Violations CASE REPORT Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Officer reports a motor vehicle stop with MA Reg 9TG329, Auto Service and Tire notified for one tow. See report. 2021000000555 01/19/2021 15:45 BELCHER CIRCLE Youth/Disturbance NO POLICE SERVICE Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reported youths were playing basketball in violation of park rules. Officer reported the youths were riding bicycles not playing basketball and were advised to leave the court. 2021000000560 01/19/2021 23:43 GRANITE AVENUE / THISTLE AVENUE Suspicious Activity SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports an SP vehicle in the area. Officer reports the vehicle was not there prior to his arrival. 2021000000563 01/20/2021 01:52 BELVOIR ROAD Neighbor Disturbance SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: Caller reports loud music in the area. Officer reports the party in question was in his vehicle listening to music and will put the volume down. 2021000000564 01/20/2021 02:16 COLUMBIA PARK Stolen MV Recovered SEE NOTES Incident Dispatcher Remarks: State PD reports a stolen vehicle (MA reg 5RVZ40) heading NB on Rt 138 into our town. Officer located vehicle on Brook Rd a short time later. The operator of the vehicle turned onto Columbia Pk and then fled on foot.
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