POLICE LOG
Westminster Police Logs

Tuesday, June 19

1:47 a.m., Woodland Drive - Parking ticket issued - parking on a sidewalk.

1:15 a.m., Woodland Drive - Parking ticket issued - parking in wrong direction.

5:24 a.m., South Street - Male party called reporting a dog walking back and forth across the road near Mare Meadow Pond, another male party into the station to report the same dog.

7:45 a.m., South Street - Report of black lab in the road in the area of Mare Meadow, animal control officer notified.

4:26 p.m., Beech Hill Road - Caller into station to speak with officer regarding domestic assault and battery.

4:44 p.m., Narrows Road - Officer reports several male parties fishing off dam, advised them they were trespassing and to move along.

6:39 p.m., Shore Ave-Lakewood - Caller reports he placed a sign at entrance to Lakewood Park notifying residents of work that will be done to roadway.

7:42 p.m., Sawin Drive - Caller reports small black dog has been in area for several days, animal control officer notified.

10:18 p.m., Oakmont Drive - Ashburnham PD reports they are getting burglar alarm from Oakmont High School and have officer enroute, all set.

Wednesday, June 20

11:48 a.m., South Street - Person into station to report his cell phone missing.

5:30 p.m., Bartherick Road - Residence reports they have two puppies whose two collars are stuck together, needs fire department with bolt cutters, puppies all set.

5:33 p.m., Eaton Street - Caller reports saw three boys walk into woods with a can of gasoline behind her house, can now smell burning, fire extinguished.

5:50 p.m., Eaton Street - Caller reports she knows who started garbage fire, parents will be spoken to.

Thursday, June 21

12:55 p.m., North Common Road - Caller reports a coyote approached her and barked at her while she was hiking on the Mid-State Trail off North Common Road, animal control officer notified.

2:15 p.m., State Road East - Person into station to report male party in fluorescent green shirt throwing rocks onto Route 2 at bridge.

2:29 p.m., State Road East - Old Mill to report raccoon, animal destroyed, board of health notified.

5:45 p.m., Kurrika Place - Male caller reports male at above address has his car and refuses to give it back, requests an officer.

Saturday, June 23

2:46 a.m., Ashburnham State Road - Female party called reporting kids partying and being loud, have quieted down for the night.

10:30 p.m., Whitney Street - Caller reports dark gray pickup was backed up to rabbit club gate possibly trying to dump mattresses; nothing found.

Sunday, June 24

1:24 p.m., Shady Avenue - Female party reports she and her husband just returned from vacation and their home was broken into.

3:35 p.m., South Street - Caller requesting to speak with animal control officer regarding a family of foxes possibly loving in her shed, she also found a deer leg in her yard which she believes was brought there by a coyote, animal control officer notified.

Monday, June 25

8:26 a.m., Bean Porridge Hill - Potato Hill Road and Bean Porridge Hill Road will be closed to through traffic, police and fire can get through.

8:38 a.m., East Road - Female party requesting animal control officer regarding a dog she took in.

1:06 p.m., Caller reporting a couple of kids walking behind the baseball fields. Due to recent activities, he is concerned about who the kids are and what they are doing; male parties advised they are allowed only on the baseball field with the VFW's permission but cannot go on the property behind it.

4:22 p.m., Ellis Road - Caller reporting gunshots coming from sandpits near house.

7:36 p.m., Main Street - Bank of America Security reports they lost communication with ATM machine, would like officer to check machine for smell of smoke, burn marks, etc.

8:42 p.m., Main Street - Caller reporting he heard two gunshots coming from VFW field area; nothing found.

Tuesday, June 26

11:01 a.m., Main Street - Possible assault at dry cleaner.

4:29 p.m., Ashburnham State Road - Report of motor vehicle accident on Route 12 and Fred Smith Road, one operator took off on foot in pursuit, units have one in custody.