September 13, 2012 pdf edition - Quaboag Current

New Braintree Police Log
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Sept. 3
Theft, Old Turnpike Road
Medical emergency, Unitas Road
Sept. 4
Animal call, Gilbertville Road
Theft, Oakham Road
Sept. 5
Abuse prevention order, McEvoy Road
Sept. 6
Traffi c stop, Oakham Road
Traffi c stop, Barr Road
Disabled motor vehicle, Hardwick Road
Suspicious activity, Hardwick Road
Sept. 7
Theft, Barre Road
Medical emergency, Worcester Road
Disturbance, Mara Road
Sept. 8
Disturbance, Mara Road
Assist Hardwick Police, Assault, Windsor Hotel
Suspicious activity, McEvoy Road
Assist Barre Police, Domestic dispute, Old Coldbrook
Road
Assist Hardwick Police, Trespassing, Barre Road
Suspicious activity, McEvoy Road
Sept. 9
Domestic dispute, Mara Road
Breaking and entering, McEvoy Road
North Brookfi eld Police Log
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Arrest(s)
August 25
William F. Lydon, 29 Bliss Rd., Bellingham, MA; Age:
41; Charges: (Domestic) Assault and Battery, Malicious
Destruction of Property (Under $250).
Aug. 31
Gretchen Coman, 28 East Brookfi eld Rd., North Brookfi
eld, MA; Age: 48; Charges: O.U.I. Alcohol (3rd Offense),
Negligent Operation, Failure to Stay in Marked
Lanes
Roland Hague, 28 East Brookfi eld Rd., North Brookfi
eld, MA; Age: 54; Charges: Disorderly Conduct, Resisting
Arrest
Monday, Aug. 27
911- Medical Emergency, Ward St., transported to St.
Vs
Tuesday, Aug. 28
Radio Medical emergency, New School Dr., transported
to St. V
Phone Animal call, Slab City Rd., services rendered
Initiated Animal call, Hillsville Rd., services rendered
911- Disturbance, Birch Hill Rd., services rendered
Phone Fire Alarm, North Main St., services rendered
Wednesday, Aug. 29
Phone Assist citizen, Shore Rd., spoken to
Initiated Animal call, Summer St., spoken to
Cellular Missing person, Summer St., spoken to
Initiated Complaint/MV operation, Rufos Putnam Rd.,
couldn’t locate
Thursday, Aug. 30
Phone disturbance, Rufus Putnam Rd., couldn’t locate
911- Complaint, Bullard Rd., spoken to
Initiated Welfare check, Brickyard Rd., checked/secured
911- Complaint, Birch Hill Rd., transferred call to C3
Phone Assist citizen, Birch Hill Rd., services rendered
Friday, Aug. 31
Phone Animal call, New Braintree Rd., taken/referred
to other A
Initiated Welfare check, North Main St., spoken to
911- Medical emergency, Lee Ave., transported to
Harrington
Cellular Vandalism, Sommer St., couldn’t locate
911- Complaint, Green Rd., arrest(s) made
Phone Animal call, St. John St., spoken to
Saturday, Sept. 1
Phone Assist citizen, Forest St., spoken to
Initiated Assist citizen, Forest St., services rendered
Radio Assist citizen, Bullard Rd., services rendered
Phone Animal call, West Brookfi eld Rd., couldn’t locate
Phone Complaint, North Main St., report taken
Sunday, Sept. 2
Phone Alarm, School St., services rendered
Initiated Welfare check, Gilbert St., taken to family/
guardian
Phone Suspicious activity, The Common, unfounded
911- Medical Emergency, Ayers St., transported to
St. Vs
911- Medical Emergency, Summit Terr., transported
to St. Vs
911- Fire Alarm, Elm St., Investigated
Monday, Sept. 3
911- Medical Emergency, Mt. Goyot St., transported
to U-Mass
911- Medical Emergency, Lee Ave., transported to
U-Mass
· 911- Suspicious Activity, North Main St.,
spoken to
· Phone Vandalism, Donovan Rd., spoken to
Phone Alarm, Summer St., call canceled
Tuesday, Sept. 4
Cellular-Complaint, Donovan Rd., spoken to
Phone Medical Emergency, New School Dr., transported
to U-Mass
Wednesday, Sept. 5
Phone Missing Person, Gilbert St., services rendered
Initiated Trespass Order, Grove St., services rendered
911-Medical Emergency, Ward St., transported to St.
Vs
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Thursday, Sept. 6
Initiated Medical Emergency, North Main St., transported
to St. Vs
Initiated Animal Call, Stoddard Pl., investigated
Friday, Sept. 7
Initiated Disturbance, North St., taken to family/guardian
911- Hang-up Call, Gilbert St., checked and secured
Initiated Assist Citizen, School St., services rendered
Saturday, Sept. 8
911-Medical Emergency, Chase Rd., transported to
St. Vs
911- MV Accident, Gilbert St., report taken
Welfare Check, Willow St., checked and secured
Sunday, Sept. 9
Alarm, Old East Brookfi eld Rd., dispatch handled
Medical Emergency, Oakham Rd., transported to St.
Vs
Welfare Check, Bell St., transported to Harrington
Welfare Check, Green Rd., gone on arrival
Brookfi eld Police Log
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Arrest(s)
Thursday, Sept. 6
Adriana Maria Rlos, 31 Central St., West Brookfi eld,
MA; Age: 18; Charges: Larceny over $250, Conspiracy
Armand Gerad Valle, 687 Main St., Fiskdale, MA; Age:
67; Charges: Larceny over $250, Conspiracy
Monday, Sept. 3
Phone Alarm, Fiskdale Rd., building checked and secured
911- Medical Emergency, Second St., transported to
Harrington
Phone Assist Citizen, Kimball St., peace restored
Radio Disturbance, Rice Corner Rd., report taken
Tuesday, Sept. 4
Phone Suspicious Activity, Devils Elbow Rd., spoken
to
Initiated Serve Summons, Fiskdale Rd., services rendered
911- Medical Emergency, Second St., transported to
Harrington
Wednesday, Sept. 5
Phone Welfare Check, Tyler St., investigated
Initiated Trespass Order, Longhorn Trl., services rendered
Thursday, Sept. 6
Phone Medical Emergency, Mill St., transported to U-
Mass
911-Larceny/Theft/Shopliftting, Route 148 HWY,
arrest(s) made
Phone Disabled MV, Route 148 HWY, removed hazard
Friday, Sept. 7
Initiated Animal Call, Town Farm Rd., services rendered
Saturday, Sept. 8
Phone Assist Citizen, Molasses Hill Rd., spoken to
Initiated Welfare Check, North Pond, spoken to
Phone Disturbance, Fiskdale Rd., spoken to
Sunday, Sept. 9
Phone Investigation, Molasses Hill Rd., investigated
Cellular Trespass, Quaboag St., spoken to
East Brookfi eld Police Log
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Arrest(s)
August 30
Jack L. Russell, 34 Quaboag St., Brookfi eld, MA; Age:
44; Charges: O.U.I. alcohol 2nd, Negligent Operation,
Defective Equipment
Sept. 4
Cory C. Bledsoe, 461 Howe St., East Brookfi eld, MA;
Age: 30; Charges: Warrant
Sept. 9
Brian S. Blanchette, 105 Howe St., East Brookfi eld,
MA; Age: 43; Charges: N/A
Monday, Sept. 3
Initiated Disabled MV, Shore Rd., unfounded
Tuesday, Sept. 4
Phone Animal Call, West Sturbridge Rd., unknown
outcome
Wednesday, Sept. 5
911-Vandalism, West Main St., report taken
Thursday, Sept. 6
911- Stolen MV, Maple St., report taken
Friday, Sept. 7
Phone Safety Hazard, Podunk Rd., unfounded
Phone Safety Hazard, Route 9 HWY, taken to another
Saturday, Sept. 8
Phone Alarm, West Main St., investigated
Sunday, Sept. 9
Phone Medical Emergency, Blaine Ave., transported
to Harrington
Warren Police Log
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Arrest(s)
Aug. 23
Suspect was arrested on Pulaski St., W Warren: Brian
Scott Odell, 47 Cottage St., Apt. #8., West Warren, MA;
Age: 38; Offenses: Destruction of property, malicious
destruction/damage/vandals, attempt to commit
crime, To Wit, larceny of MV, all other offenses
Aug. 29
Suspect was arrested on Cottage St., W Warren: Brian
Scott Odell, 47 Cottage St., Apt. #8, West Warren, MA;
Age: 38; Offenses: Warrant
Suspect: Gary Adlex, 355 Cronin Rd., Warren, MA;
Offenses: A&B with dangerous weapon, aggravated
assault
Aug. 30
Suspect: Joshua J Ross, 71 Hanson Rd., Charlton,
MA; Age: 30; Offenses: Warrant, traffi c, town by-laws,
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DARE scam reported
WARREN - The police department
has been getting some calls
regarding a solicitation for DARE.
This may be a legitimate fundraiser,
however, it has no affi liation with the
Warren Police Department. There is
currently no DARE program being
misc. The location was 224 Knox Trail Rd., Warren
Sept. 3
Suspect was arrested near Spencer Auto, Main St.:
David Alan Schoenmann, 6 Woodland Rd., Wilbraham;
Age: 33; Offenses: License Suspended, OP MV with,
traffi c, town by-laws, misc. speeding, traffi c, town bylaws,
misc. Warrant
Suspect : Douglas E Fox, 11 Canada Ln., Apt. #B, West
Warren; Age: 46; Offenses: A&B, simple assault
Sept. 5
Suspect was arrested in parking lot of Xtra Mart, 1300
Main St., Warren: Dianne E Cantwell, 66B Pleasant St.,
Ware; Age: 42; Offenses: OUI liquor, 2nd offense, driving
under the infl uence, negligent operation of MV,
traffi c, town by-laws, misc. right lane, fail drive in,
traffi c, town by-laws, misc. drug, possess Class D,
drug/narcotic violations
Thursday, Aug. 30
Initiated MV stop, south of the highway dept., Brimfi
eld Rd., verbal warning
Initiated Assist other police dept., Knox Trail Rd., removed
to hospital
Walk-In Suspicious activity, Nelson St., investigated
Phone Harassment, Main St. Apt., advised contact Pol.
If Rep
Phone Disturbance family, Crescent St. Apt., peace
restored
Cellular Larceny, Main St. Apt., investigated
Friday, Aug. 31
911—Assault (ongoing), North St., investigated
Initiated MV stop, near lights-Main St., citation issued
civil
Walk-In PD, Animal complaint, referred to other
agency
Phone Animal Complaint, Pine St., referred to other
agency
Phone Disturbance family, Maple St., peace restored
Saturday, Sept. 1
911—911 Hang-Up call/abandoned, Main St. Apt.,
peace restored
Initiated MV stop, east of lights-Main St., citation issued
warning
Phone Disturbance general, O’Neil Rd., peace restored
Public Hearing
On Tuesday, September
18, 2012 at 7:30 P.M. in
the Banquet Room at the
Brookfield Town Hall, 6
Cen tral Street, Brookfield,
MA, the Brookfield Board
of Selectmen will hold a
public hearing to discuss
the Town’s Community Development
Strategy (CDS).
The strategy identifies
the Town’s community devel
opment priorities and is
used as a supportive document
in seeking funds for
Community Development
Block Grants through the
Massachusetts Department
of Housing and Community
Development. Priorities
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run in our schools. The caller identifi
es himself as Bill Johnson and
the phone number 413-961-9160 is
showing up as the caller ID. Police
were told that when “Bill Johnson”
was pressed for information by a
town resident, he hung up on them.
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Sunday, Sept. 2
911—Disturbance noise, Pine St., investigated
Initiated Illegal dumping, Gilbert Rd., referred to other
agency
911—911 Hang-Up call/abandoned, Winthrop Ter.,
investigated
Initiated MV stop, Main St. + Gilbert Rd., citation issued
warning
911—Disturbance noise, Presidential Circle, investigated
Monday, Sept. 3
Radio MV stop, near Spencer Auto-Main St., arrest 17
and over male
Phone Assault (ongoing), Canada Ln., arrest 17 and
over male
911—Medical Emergency, Summer St. Apt., removed
to hospital
911—Medical Emergency, Brimfi eld Rd., Apt., removed
to hospital
911—Medical Emergency, Old West Warren Rd., removed
to hospital
Phone Disturbance family, W Brookfi eld Rd., services
rendered
911— Disturbance Family, Brimfi eld Rd., services
rendered
Phone Assault & Battery (past), Brimfi eld Rd., services
rendered
Phone Annoying phone calls, Main St., services rendered
Tuesday, Sept. 4
911— Disturbance Noise, Maple St., peace restored
Wednesday, Sept. 5
Initiated MV stop, in front of Spencer’s-Main St., citation
issued civil
Initiated MV stop, in parking lot of Xtra Mart-Main St.,
arrest 17 and over male
911—Medical Emergency, above garage apt. Old
West Warren Rd., removed to hospital
911—Medical Emergency, Bay Path Rd., removed to
hospital
Thursday, Sept. 6
911—Medical Emergency, Winthrop Terrace, Apt., removed
to hospital
- legal notice -
in clude housing rehabilitation,
public infrastructure,
social service projects,
planning activities, and economic
development initiatives.
The strategy also considers
target areas for grant
assistance and prioritizes
specific projects for which
funding may be sought.
Presently, the town has an
allowable town-wide designated
target area. How ever,
the town intends to focus
on high density areas and
areas where older housing
and infrastructure exists.
The Town of Brookfield
is also concerned with
regional activities that are
eligible through the block
grant program. Joint ventures
in the areas of housing,
social services and
other shared services will
continue to be explored.
All interested persons
are invited to attend and are
encouraged to provide input
on the Community Development
Strategy. For information
about the meeting,
please call the Adminis trative
Assistant at (508) 867-
2930 x 10.
The proposed CDS is
available on the Town’s
web site at www.brookfieldma.us
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