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Police log for June 1–11, 2025

June 15, 2025

(Editor’s note: the June 10 Upland Feld item was updated on June 20 after the Lincln Squirrel received further information.)

June 1

Pierce House (2:36pm) — A caller reported a missing item from a vehicle parked at the Pierce House. The investigation is ongoing.

Baker Farm Road (6:55pm) — Police and fire units for a motorcycle crash. The operator was transported to the hospital and cited for speed and a marked lanes violation.

June 2

Bypass Road (11:28am) — An attempt to serve court paperwork was unsuccessful.

Wells Road (3:25pm) — An officer assisted an individual with an ongoing matter.

June 3

Route 2 Gas (8:07pm) — An officer assisted two motorists with a minor motor vehicle crash.

South Great Road (9:34am) — A caller reported the railroad gates appeared to be malfunctioning. Officers checked the area and observed the gates, which appeared to be operating normally.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (6:49pm) — Officers assisted a motorist after a report of a possible hit and run.

June 4

Twisted Tree Café (1:40pm) — An officer responded to the parking lot for the report of a motor vehicle hit and run.

Bedford Road (5:30pm) — An officer spoke with a motorist about a report of tailgating. The officer followed up with them after attempting to locate the vehicle.

Ballfield Road (6:55pm) — An officer was called to help a turtle across the road. The officer was able to move it to a safe location.

Tower Road (7:44pm) — An officer spoke to a person about the delivery of some items.

June 5

Woods End Road (10:51am) — Officers spoke with a person after an accidental activation of an Apple watch alarm.

June 6

Old Concord Road (11:25pm) — An officer spoke with a resident regarding a suspicious person ringing their doorbell and then checked the area but was unable to locate anyone on foot.

June 7

Wells Road (2:35am) — Officers responded to a residence for a noise complaint.

June 8

Pine Ridge Road (2:25pm) — An officer spoke with an individual regarding being the possible victim of a fraud.

Trapelo Road (12:52pm) — A crash occurred near the intersection of Trapelo Road and Winter Street when a vehicle had crossed the center line and struck another vehicle head-on. All occupants of both vehicles were transported to area hospitals. The road remained closed for several hours while the vehicles were being removed. The operator responsible for the crash was cited for a marked lanes violation.

June 9

Trapelo Road (8:46am) — A caller reported a landscape company using leaf blowers outside of the approved time period. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate anyone using a leaf blower.

Virginia Road, Concord (12:05pm) — The Lincoln Fire Department responded to the town of Concord for a mutual aid response.

Trapelo Road (4:04pm) — Three people were told to stop fishing at the Cambridge Reservoir.

Lincoln Woods (5:21pm) — A caller advised that they were approached by a solicitor. The person was with an environmental organization providing information related to bee preservation.

Blackburnian Road (5:53pm) — A caller reported someone soliciting pest control services. An officer spoke with the person and advised them about the soliciting bylaw.

Indian Camp Lane (6:59pm) — A person spoke with an officer regarding potential computer hacking.

June 10

Upland Field Road (8:10pm) – A caller reported the odor of natural gas inside the residence. The Fire Department and National Grid were able to locate the source of the odor emanating from an exterior leak. The gas service to the residence was temporarily disabled until a faulty valve could be replaced.

June 11

Giles Road (3:02pm) — n person who was soliciting without a permit was advised to cease operations.

South Great Road (6:44pm) and Lincoln Gas and Auto (7:16pm) — Callers reported a solicitor without credentials in the area. This individual was believed to be related to the previous call.

Lexington Road (8:56pm) — An officer checked a residence. All appeared secure.

Lexington Road (11:23pm) — Officers helped a person get back to their residence.

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