police & fire

July 20

Tower Road (11:53am) — An officer spoke with a person about the theft of political lawn signs.

Wheeler Road (2:15pm) — An officer assisted the Waltham Police with a civil matter.

Lincoln Road (6:56am) — Multiple calls were received for a tree that had fallen and blocked the roadway. Eversource and the DPW were contacted to coordinate the removal of the tree.

Bedford Road (12:52pm) — Electrical wires sparked a brush fire after a tree had fallen in the area. The fire department knocked down the fire while Eversource cut power to the area.

Lewis Street (9:02pm) — A person spoke with an officer about a possible scam.

Winter Street (12:21pm) — An officer conducted a well-being check on a person. They were OK and assistance arrived a short time after the officer’s visit.

July 21

Marconi’s Auto, Concord Road (6:54am) — Police and fire units arrived on scene of a crash that occurred when a vehicle left the roadway, struck a utility pole, then crashed off to the side of the roadway. The operator was the sole occupant of the vehicle and reported only minor injuries at the scene. The vehicle was towed and the operator was cited.

Boyce Farm Road (8:45am) — A utility wire was reported to be hanging into a travel lane over the roadway. An officer arrived and coned off the area. Verizon was notified.

Winter Street (10:39am) — Officers closed off a section of Winter Street for a large tree that had fallen on electrical wires. Eversource was notified.

Todd Pond Road (2:19pm) — A caller reported a landscape company using a gas powered leaf blower in violation of the Town bylaw. An officer spoke with the landscaper and advised them of the bylaw.

Old Cambridge Turnpike (9:01pm) — A caller requested a check on a person who appeared as though they might be in distress. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate anyone matching the provided description.

Mary’s Way (11:34pm) — An officer assisted a person with a well-being check. The party in question was OK.

July 22

Wells Road (1:28am) — An officer checked the exterior of a residence after a calling party reported a loud noise. Everything appeared normal.

Robbins Road, Hanscom AFB (7:37am) — Hanscom AFB Security Forces requested assistance with a person with an active arrest warrant. An officer responded and took custody of Daniel Flanders, 48, of Rumney, NH. He was taken into custody, booked, then transported to Concord District Court.

Todd Pond Road (8:28am) — A caller reported a landscaper was using a gas-powered leaf blower in violation of the town bylaw. Officers were dedicated to another call and did not respond.

Birchwood Lane (9:10am) — A person spoke with an officer about a possible scam

Lincoln Road (10:24am) — Police and fire units responded for a single-vehicle crash. There were no reported injuries and the vehicle was towed from the scene.

Ridge Road (2:39pm) — A caller reported a landscaper was using a gas-powered leaf blower in violation of the town bylaw. An officer spoke with the homeowner and advised them of the bylaw.

St. Anne’s Church/Concord Road (2:56pm) — An officer responded to the area and removed a large pile of branches from the roadway.

July 23

Wells Road (12:26am) — A caller reported hearing a door being repeatedly opened and closed, causing a loud banging noise. An officer checked the area and found no one near the doorway in question.

South Great Road (8:26am) — A caller reported a minor motor vehicle crash. An officer arrived on scene and assisted both operators with exchanging information. Both vehicles were driven from the scene.

Harvest Circle (1:09pm) — An officer spoke to a staff member about a past incident.

Concord Road (5:49pm) — Police and fire units responded to the intersection for a two-vehicle crash. There were no reported injuries but both vehicles were towed from the scene. One of the operators was cited for failing to yield.

July 24

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (3:50pm) — A caller reported the traffic lights at Route 2 and Bedford Road were not properly cycling. An officer checked the intersection for several cycles and reported no issue with the traffic lights.

Lincoln Road (6:03pm) — An officer spoke with a person at the station about a civil matter.

Hiddenwood Path (7:35pm) — Police and fire units responded after a low-voltage residential electrical service was pulled from a residence. Eversource was notified.

July 25

Lincoln Road (12:20am) — An officer spoke to a person about an ongoing incident.

Fox Run Road (9:04am) — An officer responded to a residence about a vehicle causing damage to a several lawns in the area.

Dilla Street, Milford (2:51pm) — Lt. Scott Christensen of the Lincoln Fire Department was among the responders from several towns involved on July 25-26 in the search and recovery of a body of a teen who drowned in a Milford quarry. He serves as a shift commander handling vehicle maintenance and fire prevention and has trained alongside regional mutual aid partners as part of the Massachusetts District 14 hazardous/ice rescue and dive units.

Ent Road, Hanscom AFB (4:22pm) — Officers responded for a dispute between neighbors.

Lincoln Road (1:29pm) — A caller reported an incident while on the commuter rail. The individual sought assistance at the next stop.

Lincoln Road, Wayland (2:07pm) — A caller located a dog walking along the roadway in Wayland. The caller was transferred to the Wayland Police Department.

Wells Road (7:14pm) — An officer spoke with a person about a civil matter.

July 26

Sandy Pond Road (1:13am) — A caller reported seeing flames near their residence. An officer arrived on scene and extinguished the fire. The fire department arrived and overhauled the area.

Concord Road (3:59pm) — A person spoke with an officer about a prior vandalism incident.

Silver Hill Road (4:10pm) — An officer was able to remove a tree limb blocking the road.

Baker Bridge Road (5:02pm) — An officer cited several vehicles that were illegally parked by people accessing Walden Pond.

July 8

South Great Road (8:57am) — A caller reported utility wires had fallen across their driveway. Eversource was notified and responded to the scene.

Cerulean Way (9:34am) — An officer spoke to a person about a civil matter.

Trapelo Road (10:15am) — An officer assisted with traffic while the DPW tended to a disabled vehicle.

July 9

Lincoln Highway Department (12:12am) — A caller reported an odor of smoke in the area. An officer checked the reported area but found no smoke or odor.

South Great Road (4:54pm) — Officers checked the area near the railroad gates for the report of a male who was nude from the waist down but were unable to locate anyone matching the provided description.

Weston Road (4:29pm) — The Fire Department responded to the area of the Pierce House for a smoldering wire. Eversource was notified.

July 10

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (8:03am) — A caller reported a pedestrian walking in the breakdown lane. Officers responded to the area along with state police.

Old Winter Street (10:12am) — A large truck took down wires and a utility pole in the area. The road was closed for a period of time while Eversource made the repairs.

Weston Road (11:12am) — An officer checked on several Eversource vehicles spread across the roadway.

Minuteman Technical High School (12:05pm) — An officer assisted a motorist after they hit a parked vehicle. The officer was able to identify the owner of the struck vehicle and assisted both parties with exchanging information.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (12:25pm) — A caller spoke with an officer about a possible scam.

Weston Road (12:54pm) — The fire department responded to the area for a tree branch smoldering on power lines.

Old Cambridge Turnpike (14:54pm) — An officer spoke with a person about a harassment complaint.

Battle Road Farm (5:08pm) — An officer spoke to a person about an ongoing incident.

Trapelo Road (8:01pm) — An officer spoke to a person about the illegal use of fireworks.

Lincoln Road (8:05pm) — A caller reported that they had no residential water service. The Water Department was notified.

Trapelo Road (8:20pm) — An officer located an unattended dog walking in the middle of the roadway. The dog ran off when approached.

Ent Road (9:11pm) — Hanscom Air Force Base Security Forces was contacted to assist a civilian with a well-being check.

Weston Road (11:21pm) — A caller reported seeing a dog running toward Route 2. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate the loose canine.

July 11

Bedford Road (11:36am) — A caller requested a well-being check on a family member. The request was cancelled shortly after once successful contact was made.

Donelan’s Supermarket (6:30pm) — A manager from Donelan’s called to speak with an officer about an encounter with a customer.

Wells Road (7:54pm) — A caller reported receiving a repeated spam call.

Silver Birch Lane (10:51pm) — A caller reported a noise complaint related to a neighbor’s dog barking. The owner of the dog was contacted and the dog was brought inside.

July 12

Nothing of note.

July 13

Ent Road, Hanscom AFB (1:21pm) — Lincoln police assisted Hanscom Air Force Base Security Forces with a verbal argument.

Upland Field Road (2:36pm) — An unauthorized solicitor was identified and advised of the existing bylaw requiring registering before going door-to-door.

Winter Street (2:45pm) — The Fire Department responded to the City of Waltham for mutual aid.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (4:55pm) — A caller reported seeing smoke and flames from an electrical wire. Both the Lincoln police and state police checked the area but were unable to locate anything out of the ordinary.

Ballfield Road (6:01pm) — A person reported a dirt bike parked in the area of the tennis courts. An officer spoke with the operator shortly thereafter.

Greenridge Lane (7:00pm) — A caller reported an issue with the water service for the building. The Water Department was notified.

Aspen Circle (8:54pm) — A caller spoke with an officer about an internet scam.

July 14

Wells Road (10:46am) — A caller reported seeing a person possibly in need of assistance making their way toward the railroad tracks. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate anyone matching the provided description.

Lexington Road (3:10pm) — Eversource was notified about a tree hanging on wires. An officer remained on scene until the utility crew arrived.

Lincoln Road (5:49pm) — A caller reported seeing what appeared to be an unaccompanied child walking in the area of Lincoln Road. The child was walking in front of their parent who was in close proximity.

Old County Road (6:16pm) — A caller spoke with an officer about a possible fraud incident.

July 15

Bedford Road (4:15am) — A caller reported hearing unusual noises coming from their first floor. Officers checked the residence and exterior and discovered nothing out of the ordinary.

Todd Pond Road (8:47am) — Verizon was notified about a tree limb that was resting on utility wires.

Wells Road (8:54am) — An officer helped a person with a follow-up to a previous incident.

Sandy Pond Road (9:38am) — An officer helped a person contact an outside agency on their behalf.

Minuteman Visitor Center parking lot (2:52pm) — A child was briefly separated from their caregivers. All parties were reunited a short time after police arrived on scene.

Lincoln Police Department (7:43pm) — An officer spoke with a person looking to file a report but the person left before doing so.

North Commons (8:27pm) — An officer spoke to a person about an ongoing incident.

July 16

Old Cambridge Turnpike (10:28am) — Court paperwork was served in hand to a person.

Stonehedge Road (12:11pm) — Several calls were received for a tree down blocking the roadway. The DPW was notified and ultimately removed the roadway encumbrance.

Hillside Road (8:27pm) — An officer responded to a residence for the report of damage done to a motor vehicle.

July 17

Wells Road (12:15am) — An officer spoke to a person about a residential disturbance.

Russett Court (2:14pm) — The Fire Department responded for a malfunctioning fire alarm. The malfunction was the result of dust build up. Maintenance was notified.

Todd Pond Road (2:20pm) — A caller reported the use of a gas-powered leaf blower in the area. An officer checked the residence but the landscape crew had left for the day.

Lincoln Road (6:49pm) — An officer spoke to a person about a civil matter.

South Great Road (9:13pm) — A caller reported a large unidentified object in the roadway. Officers checked the area but did not locate any obstructions.

July 18

Pierce Hill Road (9:26am) — A caller reported a damaged water meter. The Water Department was notified.

Baker Bridge Road (1:49pm) — A large branch was reported to be blocking one lane of the roadway. The area was marked off pending the arrival of the DPW.

Mill Street Extension (5:55pm) — A caller reported a tree smoldering on live electrical wires. Eversource arrived on scene a short time later and rectified the issue.

Huckleberry Hill (6:10pm) — An officer responded after a complaint about solicitors repeatedly visiting the same area. Officers checked but were unable to locate them.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (7:31pm) — A caller reported electrical wires smoking along Route 2. Both state police and Lincoln police were unable to locate the reported incident.

July 19

Winter Street (7:15am) — A caller reported a large tree was blocking the roadway. An officer was able to move the limbs to the side of the road. The DPW was notified to collect the branches.

Wells Road (9:53pm) — An officer spoke with a person about the well-being of a family member.

June 22

Wells Road (3:26pm) — A person spoke to an officer regarding a possible scam.

Lincoln Police Department (10:01pm) — An officer spoke to a person about an ongoing issue.

Sandy Pond Road (1:01pm) — A caller reported a landscaper was using a gas-powered leaf blower. An officer spoke to a representative of the landscape company and advised them of the bylaw violation.

Wells Road (3:36pm) — An outside agency requested a well-being check on a person. Contact was made and the individual was OK.

June 23

Tower Road (8:40am) — A motorist reported observing a tree branch hanging on wires. An officer checked the area but could not locate any tree directly contacting utility wires.

Page Road (9:55am) — An officer spoke to a person about a civil process.

Old Bedford Road (5:14pm) — A caller reported a pedestrian in the area appearing to require assistance. An officer checked the area but found no one matching the provided description.

Lincoln Road (5:30pm) — An officer helped two motorists involved in a minor motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Lincoln Road and South Great Road. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene.

Sunnyside Lane (8:34am) — A caller reported a vehicle alarm had been sounding for a long time. An officer responded to the area. It appeared as though the vehicle alarm system had malfunctioned.

June 24

Sunnyside Lane (1:15am) — An officer responded back to the same residence as on the previous evening residence for a car alarm malfunction. Efforts were made to silence the alarm.

Hanscom Drive (7:11am) — Officers helped two motorists exchange information after a minor crash. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were driven from the scene.

Bedford Road (7:54am) — A caller reported a wire across the sidewalk. An officer responded and was able to identify and mark a communication wire that had come loose. Verizon was notified.

Todd Pond Road (9:50am) — A caller reported observing a lethargic raccoon on their property. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate the torpid creature.

Woodcock Lane (11:05am) — A caller reported a person soliciting in the area without proper credentials. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the individual.

Weston Road (1:38am) — Police received a second repot of unauthorized solicitation was received.

Greenridge Lane (3:09am) — A caller reported that a gas-powered leaf blower was being used in the area. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate the bylaw violation.

Blueberry Lane (3:41pm) — A caller reported hearing a loud boom followed by a loss of power. Eversource was notified.

Mary’s Way (4:32pm) — An officer spoke to a caller about a dispute with a neighbor.

Huckleberry Hill (6:25pm) — A caller reported a person possibly soliciting in the area. Officers located the person, who was associated with a pest control service, and advised them of the solicitation guidelines.

Harvest Circle (8:46pm) — An officer helped a caller check on a third party.

June 25

Trapelo Road (8:20pm) — A caller reported observing several parties fishing at the Cambridge Reservoir. The individuals were advised they were trespassing and sent on their way.

Woodcock Lane (10:26pm) — A caller reported hearing suspicious sounds. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate anything out of the ordinary.

June 26

Conant Road (12:20am) — An officer performed a well-being check on a person. The party in question was ok.

Harvest Circle (5:14am) — A person required assistance in locating some misplaced items.

Wells Road (4:49pm) — A person spoke with an officer about some items that appeared to be missing from their vehicle.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (5:51pm) — An officer assisted the Massachusetts State Police with a minor crash on Route 2.

June 27

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (5:13am) — An injured deer was reportedly in the roadway. The Massachusetts State Police were notified.

Sunnyside Lane (7:35am) — An outside agency requested assistance in finding the owner of a vehicle parked in another town. Contact was successfully made.

Conant Road (9:53am) — A caller reported that a vehicle was parked in a potentially dangerous position. An officer checked the area and traffic was able to safely pass in both directions.

Greenridge Lane (12:42pm) — A caller reported a landscaper using a gas-powered leaf blower. An officer advised the person about the bylaw.

June 28

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (4:50am) — An officer assisted the Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

Woodcock Lane (11:01am) — A person reported being approached by a possible solicitor. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the individual.

Liberty Lane, Hanscom AFB (1:47pm) — A person spoke to an officer regarding a possible bank fraud incident.

Trapelo Road (5:19pm and 6:52pm) — A caller reported hearing possible gun shots in the area. In both cases, officers checked the immediate and surrounding areas but didn’t see or hear anything out of the ordinary.

deCordova Museum (7:46pm) — Officers helped a person locate an overdue family member.

June 29

Warbler Springs Road (1:34am) — A notification was made to a resident at the request of an outside agency.

Ryan Estate (2:33pm) — An officer assisted a resident with a lockout.

June 30

Huckleberry Hill (2:21pm) — A wire was reportedly down in the roadway. The fire department identified the wire as low voltage and marked off the area. Eversource was notified.

Indian Camp Lane (11:26pm) — A caller reported a person walking along the side of the road appeared to be in some sort of distress. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate anyone matching the description.

July 1

Weston Road (5:39pm) — A caller reported a sick raccoon on their property. Upon arrival, officers were unable to locate the animal.

Weston Road (12:05pm) — A caller requested assistance with moving an appliance that had become stuck in a doorway. An officer responded and was able to free the appliance.

July 2

Old Concord Road (8:18pm) — A caller reported seeing a fox in their yard with a plastic bag around its head. Animal Control was notified.

July 3

Baker Farm Road (1:15pm) — A caller reported a vehicle parked in a manner that prevented access to the roadway. The vehicle belonged to a contracted service provider for a neighboring residence and was moved shortly thereafter.

Lincoln Road (6:56pm) — A caller reported a parked vehicle with an open door. The owner was contacted and the door was secured.

July 4

Baker Bridge Road (11:31am and 2:00pm — Several illegally parked vehicles were cited.

Ballfield Road (11:21pm) — A fallen tree was partially blocking a section of Ballfield Road. The tree was removed a short time later.

Lincoln Road (10:08pm) — Multiple railroad crossing gates were reportedly malfunctioning. Keolis was notified and normal operation resumed a short time after their arrival.

July 5

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (6:36am) — Police and fire units assisted the Massachusetts State Police with a hit-and-run motor vehicle crash on Route 2.

30 Heritage Road, Hanscom AFB (10:15am) — A person spoke to an officer about a possible harassment incident.

Canoe landing parking lot, South Great Road (7:55pm) — A caller reportedly lost their keys to their vehicle. A short time later, their spouse arrived on scene with a spare set.

South Great Road (9:34am) — A caller reported malfunctioning railroad gates. Keolis was on scene working the issue and normal operation was restored a short time later.

July 6

Nothing of note.

July 7

During a heavy rainstorm, there were reports of trees or branches down on Lincoln Road, South Great Road, and Mary’s Way.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (8:37am) — Police and fire units assisted the Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

Old Sudbury Road (11:46am) — A tractor trailer unit was having difficulty negotiating a turn on South Great Road by Old Sudbury Road. Officers were able to help the vehicle successfully complete the turn.

Old Cambridge Turnpike (1:21pm) — A caller spoke with an officer about a harassment incident.

Codman Community Farms (5:11pm) — An officer assisted a motorist with a vehicle lockout.

Old Concord Road (9:34pm) — An officer contacted a person at the request of an outside agency.

Concord Road (7:43pm) — Officers checked a property for a report of a suspicious person. The property appeared secured and the individual in question was not located.

The charges against Lincoln Police Chief Sean Kennedy, who was suspended with pay in May 2025 after being arrested on domestic violence charges, have been dropped — but his professional fate is still undetermined, as a state commission has asked for more time to decide whether to fully restore his law enforcement certification.

Kennedy was arrested on May 10, 2025 and charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (a wall) and assault and battery on a household member after an off-duty incident at his Westwood residence. The town of Lincoln immediately put him on paid administrative leave, and Jon Wentworth has been Acting Police Chief since then. Court records show that he pleaded not guilty and was released on $1,500 cash bail on May 12, 2025.

The Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission (POST) suspended Kennedy’s police certification on May 13, 2025 and had him turn in his uniform, badge, firearm and other equipment. The case was set for a bench trial on Aug. 8, 2025, at which point all charges were dismissed.

Kennedy later requested a suspension hearing, which was held on April 16, 2026. That same day, POST issued an order lifting the suspension. However, his status is still listed as “Further Certification Review.”

POST issues certifications for all peace officers in Massachusetts, setting statutory standards regarding age, education, background checks, and fitness for duty.

“Kennedy’s law enforcement certification expires on July 1, 2026, and the Commission received his recertification application earlier this month,” POST Director of Communications and Community Engagement told the Lincoln Squirrel on June 30. “After reviewing the application, the Commission determined that it requires additional time to make a decision. As a result, his status is listed as ‘Further Certification Review. While under this status, his underlying certification status will remain as ‘Certified,’ meaning he can serve as a law enforcement officer.”

Town Administrator Tim Higgins said on June 26 that while POST has not provided a specific timetable for completing its review, “we are hopeful the process will conclude within the next few months. Because POST’s determination is an important factor in the town’s decision-making, no final decision regarding the chief’s employment status or the long-term leadership of the Police Department will be made until that process is complete.

“We recognize that this matter has generated understandable public interest,” Higgins continued. “Once POST issues its final determination and the town has completed its review, the Select Board will publicly announce the outcome and any resulting decisions regarding Police Department leadership, consistent with applicable law governing personnel matters and public meetings.”

June 8

Lexington Road (10:35am) — A person reported an ongoing issue with a package delivery company.

Hanscom Drive (1:09pm) — A person turned in several firearms-related items for safekeeping.

Wheeler Road (4:18pm) — A motorist reported striking an object in the roadway. Officers checked the area but found nothing out of the ordinary.

Wells Road (6:13pm) — A person reported a possible computer-based fraud incident.

Canoe landing parking lot (9:07pm) — The Lincoln Fire Department responded to the boat ramp parking lot to assist the Concord Fire Department with a boat that lost power.

Trapelo Road (6:07pm) — A motorist reported striking a deer. The vehicle had minor damage. Officers checked the area but the deer was gone.

June 9

South Great Road (7:05am) — A motorist reported a delivery truck obstructing traffic. The vehicle was gone upon the officer’s arrival.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (7:39am) — Police and fire units assisted the Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

Canoe landing parking lot (9:56am) — A motorcycle operator was struck by a vehicle that left the area. The operator was not injured and continued on their way a short time later.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (12:14pm) — Officers assisted several other agencies with a well-being check.

South Great Road (12:28pm) — A caller reported an elderly male, possibly in distress, walking along the road. The area was checked but no one matching the description nor appearing in distress was discovered.

June 10

South Great Road near Concord Road (5:48am) — An officer responded to the area for the report of a large branch obstructing the roadway. The DPW was notified.

Baker Bridge Road (12:30am) — A person was assisted via phone after they were unable to locate another person.

South Great Road (9:50am) — Eversource was notified of a low-hanging wire on the side of the road.

Heritage Road (11:07am) — Officers were notified of a potential missing person who was reported to be in the area.

Tower Road (12:42pm) — A caller reported a commercial vehicle parked in front of their residence. The caller called back a short time later reporting the vehicle had moved.

South Great Road (2:38pm) — An officer assisted Eversource with a brief road closure for some emergency work to an electrical wire.

Lincoln Road (10:17pm) — An officer checked on a person who was ultimately waiting for a train.

June 11

Bedford Road (12:03am) — An officer checked on a person walking in the area.

Heritage Road (6:20am) — A person who was previously reported missing was located in a neighboring jurisdiction.

Lincoln Road (4:08pm) — A motorist reported a large snapping turtle in the roadway. An officer guided the turtle to a safe location and traffic resumed as normal.

Sandy Pond Road (5:34pm) — A caller reported a vehicle driving in the area without a license plate. The area was checked but the vehicle was not located.

Harvest Circle (7:22pm) — An officer spoke to a person regarding a possible scam.

North Great Road (9:53pm) — A caller reported a vehicle operating erratically. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.

June 12

Farrar Road (12:07pm) — Multiple callers reported that a large tree came down and took several electrical and utility wires down as well. The road was blocked for several hours. Eversource was able to remove the tree and restore power to the area.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (1:25pm) — Police and fire units assisted the Lexington Fire Department with a vehicle fire.

Ent Road (4:32pm) — A person turned in several firearms-related items marked for destruction.

Sandy Pond Road (4:48pm) — The fire department responded to a residence for a small mulch fire. The fire was extinguished and overhauled.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (9:33pm) — Police and fire units responded to assist the Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

North Great Road (11:29pm) — Police and fire units were notified via Apple crash detection of a single-vehicle crash after a vehicle struck a tree. The vehicle was towed and there were no reported injuries.

June 13

Wells Road (3:04pm) — A caller reported an ongoing issue occurring outside \ their residence.

Lewis Street (5:03pm) — A caller reported that they had become separated from a family member near Walden Pond. They were reunited with the person in Concord.

Stonehedge Road (7:30pm) — A person spoke with an officer regarding a possible scam.

Conant Road (8:03pm) — Police and fire units checked the area after a report of a large amount of smoke. The source, a small fire pit, was located behind a residence.

Canoe landing parking lot (9:24pm) — A caller reported a missing/lost item from the parking lot.

June 14

Baker Farm Road (6:56pm) — An electrical wire was severed, causing a small brush fire. The fire was extinguished by the Concord and Lincoln Fire Departments.

June 15

Nothing of note.

June 16

Mill Street (8:22am) — A person reported some missing items from their residence. An officer conducted a follow-up investigation.

Hanscom AFB Vandenberg Gate (1:14pm) — Hanscom AFB Security Forces reported that they had a person in custody with an active arrest warrant. Diana Nalubega, 40, of Malden, was taken into custody. She was later released and ordered to report to court the following day.

Lexington Road (3:55pm) — An officer notified a person at the request of an outside agency.

Concord Road (5:10pm) — An officer assisted a person who had an e-bike mechanical failure.

June 17

Ryan Estate (9:04am) — A motorist reported that a temporary road sign was obstructing sight lines. An officer checked on the sign’s location and reported no visibility issues.

Hanscom Drive (9:37am) — An officer assisted two motorists with a minor motor vehicle crash.

Lexington Road (4:49pm) — A caller reported that a motor vehicle had been parked on their property for several days. An officer spoke to another family member and discovered the owner had been given permission to park there.

Lincoln Road at South Great Road (5:22pm) — Officers responded to a two-vehicle crash. There were no reported injuries. Officers assisted the operators with exchanging information and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene.

Wells Road (6:21pm) — An officer spoke to a person who was soliciting for a nonprofit. and advised them that several callers were concerned. The individual terminated their operations for the remained of the evening.

Sandy Pond Road (7:43pm) — Two people were advised they could not fish in Flint’s Pond.

June 18

Concord Road (5:50am) — An officer spoke to a person regarding a civil matter.

June 19

Wells Road (4:30pm) — A person reported their rear window had been shattered. An officer checked the area and believed the damage was the result of recent landscaping in the area.

June 20

Trapelo Road (2:44am) — Officers responded for a one-car crash and arrested Hardip Gopani, 38, of Acton, for operating under the influence of alcohol, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, and a marked lanes violation. Gopani was ultimately released and ordered to appear at Concord District Court on June 22.

Bedford Road (12:18pm) — An officer responded to assist after a parking complaint.

Bedford Road (12:59pm) — Bedford Road was closed due to a large tree blocking both travel lanes. The DPW was notified.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (1:00pm) — Several motorists reported the traffic signals at Route 2 and Bedford Road were not working. Mass. Highway and Eversource were notified.

Round Hill Road (7:27pm) — A delivery driver reported being bitten by a dog. They refused medical transport. Animal Control was notified.

Minuteman Technical High School (8:03pm) — An officer assisted a motorist who was locked in the parking lot.

South Great Road at Lincoln Road (10:25pm) — Officers responded to a minor two-vehicle crash and assisted the operators with exchanging information. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene.

June 21

Lincoln Gas and Auto (1:26am) — An officer performed a check at a business with an unsecured door. The business was checked and secured.

Lincoln Gas and Auto (12:11pm) — An officer assisted a turtle as it made its way across South Great Road.

Trapelo Road (10:00pm) — An officer was dispatched to the area for the report of a deceased fox in the roadway. An officer located the carcass and contacted the DPW.

May 27

Weston Road (4:23am) — A caller reported suspicious persons on their property. Officers located delivery drivers in the area a short time later.

Wells Road (7:16am) — An officer spoke with a caller regarding drones.

Trapelo Road (9:03am) — Officers checked the area for a motor vehicle wanted by the Massachusetts State Police. The vehicle was not found.

Hemlock Circle (5:21pm) — A person spoke with an officer regarding possible internet fraud.

Farrar Road (6:53pm) — A caller reported a vehicle parked blocking the viewable path of oncoming traffic. An officer checked the area and reported no issue with sight lines.

May 28

Huntley Lane (9:24am) — Officers helped a person at a residence.

Hanscom Drive (4:23pm) — An officer advised a person who was reportedly walking in the middle of the roadway to use the sidewalk.

Old Lexington Road (4:35pm) — A caller reported that a parked vehicle was obstructing the path of a school bus. The vehicle was promptly moved.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (6:16pm) — Officers assisted the Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

Todd Pond Road (8:00pm) — A person spoke with an officer regarding a possible civil matter.

May 29

Harvest Circle (12:39am) — Officers were called to the area for a person looking for a family member. The person was gone on arrival but another area department made contact with them a short time later.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (9:30am) — The fire department observed a motor vehicle crash. Massachusetts State Police were contacted.

Hanscom AFB Vandenberg Gate (1:55pm) — An officer responded to a report of a person with an active arrest warrant. An officer took into custody John Pitts, 70, of Weymouth, who was booked and later released.

Ent Road (3:29pm) — Lincoln police responded to Hanscom Air Force Base for a mutual aid response.

May 30

Old County Road (9:33am) — A tree fell and was suspended on electrical wires. The area was coned off and Eversource was notified.

Bedford Road (2:29pm) — A motorist reported striking a deer in the area. There was minimal damage to the vehicle. The deer was put down and the DPW notified.

May 31

Wells Road (12:16pm) — A caller asked to speak with an officer regarding drones.

Todd Pond Road (3:30pm) — An officer spoke with a person regarding the use of gas-powered leaf blowers.

Donelan’s Supermarket (4:32pm) — A caller reported encountering two men asking to repair minor damage to a vehicle. The caller party refused and the two left the area. An officer checked the area as well and confirmed they had left the parking lot.

June 1

Hanscom Drive (8:59am) — Hanscom Air Force Base Security Forces requested an officer for a person with an active arrest warrant. Jean Matos, 24, of Hooksett, N.H., was taken into custody, booked, and transported to Concord District Court.

Donelan’s Supermarket (1:18pm) — An officer responded to the parking lot for a motor vehicle crash. Both operators were eventually identified and exchanged information.

Old Sudbury Road (4:59pm) — Police and fire units responded to the area for the report of hydraulic fluid on the roadway. The fire department tended to the fluid spill while the police kept the roadway closed for a brief period of time.

June 2

Hanscom Drive (7:44am) — Hanscom Air Force Base Security Forces requested an officer respond for an active arrest warrant. Elijah Seng, 26, of Lowell, was taken into custody, booked, and transported to Concord District Court.

Wells Road (11:26am) — A person requested a VIN check for their vehicle.

South Great Road (6:24pm) — A person who walking on the railroad tracks was advised to return to the platform.

June 3

Stratford Way (7:36am) — A caller reported the use of a gas-powered leaf blower in the area. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate any landscapers using such a device.

Sandy Pond Road (10:43am) — A caller requested some follow-up information regarding a past incident.

Trapelo Road (2:37pm) — Officers attempted to locate a vehicle after Waltham Police notified them of a person requiring assistance. The person was not been located in Lincoln.

Andrews Circle (4:02pm) — Officers helped Hanscom Security Forces with a missing 16-year-old boy. He returned home approximately 24 hours later.

Birches School (7:20pm) — Officers helped the State Police in locating a person, but they were not at the address provided.

June 4

Windingwood Lane (10:18am) — An officer helped Concord Police locate a vehicle involved in a past minor motor vehicle crash.

Concord Road (9:32pm) — An officer checked on a person in the area, but there was no issue and the person continued on their way.

June 5

Trapelo Road (11:22am) — A caller reported landscapers using gas-powered leaf blowers. An officer spoke with the landscapers and advised them of the bylaw violation.

Old County Road (2:32pm) — A person spoke to an officer regarding a possible scam.

Old County Road (5:06pm) — A large limb came down and blocked the southbound lane of Old County Road. The DPW removed the limb.

Sandy Pond Road (8:22pm) — A caller reported several people removing fishing gear from their vehicle and walking in the direction of Sandy Pond. An officer located them and advised them fishing was prohibited.

June 6

Donelan’s Supermarket (4:05pm) — A caller reported seeing a person have difficulty parking and then difficulty walking as they entered Donelan’s. An officer checked the area but the person had already left the parking lot.

Bedford Road (8:15pm) — A caller reported seeing a deer in their yard with a bag on its head. Animal Control was advised.

Mount Misery lot (8:25pm) — A person was locked out of their car. An officer provided assistance and contacted AAA.

Old County Road (9:27pm) — A caller reported losing a wallet.

June 7

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (10:09am) — Lincoln police and fire personnel assisted Massachusetts State Police with a roll-over crash.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (11:21am) — Officers conducted a well-being check on a person, who was OK.

Winter Street (2:38pm) — An officer responded to a residence after receiving a report of an occupant was in distress.

Stratford Way (3:08pm) — An officer spoke with a person who reported receiving threats.

Trapelo Road (4:56am) — The DPW responded for a report of a tree across the roadway.

May 14

Page Road (3:09pm) — An officer responded to a residence about a suspicious person on scene. The individual was later identified as a utility worker.

Sandy Pond Road (3:34pm) — A person turned in a found item for safekeeping.

May 15

Page Road (1:35pm) — An officer spoke with a person about a possible scam.

Sandy Pond Road (1:42pm) — Officers were called to Sandy Pond for two people observed to be swimming. Massachusetts Environmental Police also responded. The people were identified, advised the activity was prohibited, and sent on their way.

North Commons (3:18pm) — Police and fire units were dispatched to Battle Road Farm for a minor crash involving a school bus and passenger vehicle. There were no reported injuries. The drivers were given the appropriate information and all vehicles were driven from the scene.

Huckleberry Hill (7:08pm) — A person spoke with an officer about a possible scam.

Sandy Pond Road (9:00pm) — Police were called to a residence and located Ryan Sussman, 24. who was arrested for an active arrest warrant out of Lynn District Court.

May 16

Stratford Way (10:17am) — A caller reported observing a suspicious motor vehicle in the area. Officers checked the location and side streets but were unable to locate the vehicle in question.

Old County Road (10:41am) — A motorist reported a large tree limb blocking the roadway. An office responded and removed the limb.

Deerhaven Road (4:31pm) — Officers responded to a report of a suspicious person in the area. They checked the neighborhood but were unable to locate the individual.

May 17

South Great Road (7:18am) — The fire department responded after the report of a loud bang followed by a power outage. Firefighters confirmed a faulty transformer and notified Eversource.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (10:07am) — The police and fire departments assisted the Massachusetts State Police and Concord police with a motor vehicle crash.

Huntley Lane (2:49pm) — An officer spoke to a person about possible credit card fraud.

May 19

Lincoln Road (12:32am) — A motorist reported striking a deer. The deer was deceased and the operator was not injured. The DPW was notified to remove the carcass.

Trapelo Road (8:40am) — Officers responded to the intersection with Old County Road for the report of a two-vehicle crash after one driver failed to yield to oncoming traffic. There were no reported injuries. The driver who failed to yield was cited for the same as well as unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. One of the vehicles was towed.

North Great Road (1:40pm) — Mass. Highway was notified of a faulty traffic light at the Lincoln/Lexington town line on Route 2A.

Sandy Pond Road (2:37pm) — An officer, with the assistance of the Animal Control Officer, dispatched a sick raccoon. The animal was then disposed of by Water Department staff.

As a result of a storm starting at around 6:00pm, downed trees and/or branches were reported on Old Concord Road, Ballfield Road, Baker Bridge Road, Trapelo Road, Stonehedge Road, South Great Road, and Sandy Pond Road.

South Great Road (9:21pm) — Officers responded to the report of a single-vehicle crash that occurred when a driver avoided an animal and struck a tree. The operator was not injured and the vehicle was towed.

Tower Road (5:52pm) — A motorist reported the railroad gates were stuck in the down position. An officer responded to monitor. Keolis was also advised. The gates returned to normal operation a short time later.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (7:58pm) — Lincoln police and fire helped the Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

May 20

Harvest Circle (12:30pm) — An officer helped a motorist who struck another vehicle while backing out of a parking spot. There were no injuries.

Old Winter Street (5:32pm) — A person reported motorists were ignoring the No Left Turn sign. An officer responded to monitor traffic.

Marrett Street, Hanscom AFB (5:36pm) — Officers helped Hanscom AFB Security Forces with a mutual aid response.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (6:43pm) — Police and fire units helped a person get back into their residence.

Stratford Way (10:11pm) — A caller reported a missing dog. The Animal Control Officer was notified.

Lincoln Gas and Auto (11:57pm) — An officer responded for a noise complaint and spoke to an employee on scene who was in the process of leaving the property.

May 21

Winter Street (2:46am) — An officer came upon a damaged vehicle stopped in the middle of the road. The operator, Manan Patel, 23, of Billerica, was arrested for operating under the influence of liquor. Manan was booked then transported to Concord District Court the following morning. The vehicle was towed from the scene.

Weston Road (9:18am) — A caller reported coming in contact with an aggressive dog while walking the trails. An officer was able to secure the dog and walk it back to its residence. The Animal Control Officer was notified.

Tower Road (1:13pm) — A caller reported being locked out of their residence. The fire department helped the person.

Winter Street (5:31pm) — An officer responded to a residence and spoke to a person about an encounter with a delivery driver.

May 22

Wells Road (9:50pm) — An officer spoke with a caller about an ongoing situation.

Mary’s Way (3:54pm) — A caller reported loose goats in the area. An officer was able to gather the goats and return them to a nearby pen.

May 23

Old Farm Road (9:45am) — An officer followed up with a caller about a past dog bite.

Old Bedford Road (12:47pm) — A caller reported the strong outside odor of natural gas. The fire department responded to the area. National Grid was also notified. A National Park ranger noted that this was an ongoing issue.

Offutt Road, Hanscom AFB (1:27pm) — An officer spoke with a person about possible cyberbullying and online harassment.

Baker Bridge Road (9:08pm) — A caller reported a vehicle parked in the Carroll School parking lot playing loud music. The vehicle was actually in the Wayland campus lot so Wayland police were notified.

May 24

Commuter rail parking lot (12:19am) — An officer checked on a parked and occupied vehicle. The occupants cleared from the area shortly thereafter.

Post office, 145 Lincoln Road (6:12am) — An officer helped a person who was locked inside the building.

South Great Road (10:21am) — Officers helped two motorists involved in a minor crash exchange information.

Concord Road (1:08pm) — An officer responded for the report of a crash that occurred when a vehicle left the roadway and struck a fence. The vehicle was towed and there were no reported injuries.

Wells Road (1:31pm) — An officer spoke with a person after an altercation with a neighbor.

Old Town Hall Exchange (5:30pm) — A caller reported an unleashed dog walking alone in the area in case police received a call about a lost dog.

Old Bedford Road (6:10pm) — An officer responded to Concord for mutual aid.

May 25

Weston Road (4:01am) — Officers responded to a residence for a report of a missing person. The person in question was located a short time later in close proximity to the residence.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (5:48pm) — A caller reported seeing a small dog running near the highway. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the animal.

Page Farm Road (2:59pm) — A motorist reported a large tree limb blocking the roadway. The DPW was notified and removed the limb a short time later.

Mill Street (10:35pm) — A caller reported a tree limb was contacting wires and causing sparks and smoke. Eversource was notified.

Wells Road (12:11pm) — A caller spoke with an officer about possible harassment.

May 26

Hanscom Drive (2:57am) — Officers helped Hanscom Air Force Base Security Forces with a well-being check at the gate.

Chestnut Circle (4:59pm) — Officers performed a well-being check at a residence.

On Saturday, May 16, the Lincoln Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire on Old Concord Road. The incident was initially reported as smoke coming from solar panels installed on the roof of a residence.

Upon arrival, firefighters found that the fire had extended into the attic space, according to Fire Chief Brian Young. Lincoln firefighters quickly knocked down the attic fire while mutual aid crews searched for any additional fire. Crews from the Wayland Fire Department assisted by applying water to the solar panel array from an aerial ladder truck.

The fire damaged several solar panels and a portion of the roof beneath them. Preliminary investigation found evidence of an animal nest located beneath the solar panels; however, the exact cause remains under investigation.

The fire was first noticed by a delivery driver, who alerted the homeowners after observing smoke coming from the roof.

“The Lincoln Fire Department is grateful for the driver’s quick actions and is thankful the fire was discovered early, preventing more significant damage to the home,” Young said.

May 5

Commuter rail parking lot (11:00am) — A citation was issued to an illegally parked vehicle.

May 6

North Commons (5:08pm) — An outside agency requested assistance with contacting a resident.

South Great Road (7:46pm) — An officer checked on a vehicle stopped on the side of the road. The motorist was attempting to get directions to their destination.

Paul Revere lot, North Great Road (8:11pm) — An officer checked on a parked and occupied motor vehicle. The party was in the process of leaving the lot at the time of the interaction.

Hartwell lot, North Great Road (8:15pm) — An officer checked on a parked/occupied vehicle. The occupants were advised the lot closes at sunset and they left the area.

Minuteman Visitor Center lot, North Great Road (8:22pm) — An officer checked on an unoccupied vehicle.

Police station (3:28pm) — A staff member assisted a party who had asked to speak with an officer.

Concord Road (6:13pm) — An officer spoke to a person regarding an ongoing matter.

May 7

Heritage Road, Hanscom AFB (10:29am) — A person spoke to an officer about possi-ble credit card fraud.

Commuter Rail parking lot (11:35am) — A citation was issued to an illegally parked vehicle.

Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School (3:26pm) — An officer gave a person a courte-sy transport.

Birchwood Lane (4:24pm) — An officer served a person with court paperwork.

May 8

Sunnyside Lane (8:13am) — An officer spoke with a person who reported that a family member wad been overdue for several hours. Officers were ultimately able to make contact with the person, who made their way home a short time later.

Old County Road (11:19am) — An officer helped the Massachusetts State Police with a crash on Route 2 near Old County Road.

Lexington Road (8:59pm) — An officer spoke to a person about a person who ap-proached their residence earlier in the day.

North Commons (5:55pm and 6:32pm) — Officers responded to a residence regarding an ongoing neighbor dispute.

May 9

Nothing of note.

May 10

deCordova Sculpture Park (6:11pm) — An officer checked on two parked and unoccu-pied vehicles.

May 11

Brooks Road (10:17am) — A resident reported a low-hanging wire. Police and fire units confirmed it was a communications wire and contacted the appropriate utility.

Lincoln Road (7:07pm) — Officers were called to a residence to assist with a civil mat-ter.

May 12

The Commons of Lincoln (11:58am) — A resident spoke with an officer regarding a possible missing item.

Page Road (6:43pm) — A caller reported an interaction with a motorist and asked the police to get involved.

May 13

Tabor Hill Road (3:18pm) — A person spoke with an officer regarding possible identity theft.

Codman Road (4:13pm) — An officer helped two drivers exchange information after a minor accident.

Wells Road (8:12pm) — An officer spoke with a person regarding a possible harass-ment incident.

Wells Road (6:29pm) — An officer spoke with a person regarding a past harassment incident.

Tremont Street, Somerville (7:24pm) — A person from another jurisdiction called to provide information about a relative living in Lincoln.

April 16

145 Lincoln Road (11:50am) — Three illegally parked vehicles were cited.

Police station (3:44pm) — A person individual asked to speak with an officer regarding speed limit signs on Concord Road.

April 17

Hanscom Vandenberg Gate (1:14pm) — An officer stood by for the regular ICE protest on Hanscom Drive.

Mary’s Way (2:39pm) — An officer conducted a well-being check on a person. Contact was successfully made.

Eglin Street (5:10pm) — An officer responded for a report of a past assault.

Lincoln Woods (5:15pm) — A caller reported a concern they had with a potentially unlicensed motorist. An officer was able to confirm that the motorist was licensed.

Offutt Road (6:04pm) — A person spoke with an officer regarding a civil matter.

Minebrook Road (11:36pm) — A caller reported seeing a possible fire in a neighboring driveway. An officer checked the area but discovered no fire.

April 18

Lincoln Road (11:07am) — Officers checked streets near the Wayland town line for vandalism. None was found.

April 19

South Great Road (9:59am) — A crash occurred at the intersection of South Great Road and Concord Road when a vehicle failed to stop for a red light and struck another vehicle that was passing through the intersection. There were no reported injuries. The operator that failed to yield was cited for the same.

April 20

Huckleberry Hill (1:34pm) — A caller reported that a trailer was left on the side of the road. The contractor was contacted and removed the trailer.

Mt. Misery lot Rt. 117 (9:55pm) — A caller reported that their dog was missing. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the animal.

April 21

The Commons of Lincoln (3:35am) — A caller requested assistance for a resident. Assistance was rendered a short time later.

Weston Road (1:52pm) — An officer spoke with a pedestrian after they reported a volatile encounter with a motorist. The area was checked but the motorist was not located.

April 22

Care Dimensions, Winter Street (6:08pm) — A caller reported a tree that appeared to be leaning on some wires. An officer checked the area and asked Eversource to respond. There was no impediment to the roadway.

Bowles Terrace (6:33pm) — A caller reported a large plume of white smoke coming from a chimney. The fire department was able to confirm the smoke was the result of a controlled fire.

South Great Road (7:17pm) — A motorist reported seeing a driver stop in front of several mailboxes and apparently remove items. The area was checked but the vehicle was not located. Area towns were also advised. There were no subsequent reports of missing items from mailboxes.

April 23

Bemis Hall (10:49am) — A tree fell close to Bemis Hall, cutting the building’s power. Eversource responded to the area and restored power several hours later.

Sandy Pond Road (4:54pm) — Several people were observed fishing at Sandy Pond. They were advised fishing was prohibited and moved from the area.

Lincoln Road (7:22pm) — A person spoke to an officer after reportedly being bitten by a dog. They refused medical attention. The Animal Control Officer was notified.

April 24

Old Bedford Road (4:21pm) — An officer instructed a person to move to a safer location while waiting for a ride-share driver.

Offutt Road (6:13pm) — Officers conducted a well-being check after a scheduled meeting did not occur. They were able to make contact with the person a short time later.

Lincoln Town Hall (7:00pm) — An officer helped a turtle crossing the road. The escort was flawlessly executed and traffic resumed its normal operation.

Tower Road (10:16pm) — A caller was walking their dog and detected the odor of smoke. The area was checked but nothing out of the ordinary was found.

April 25

Harvest Circle (9:55am) — An officer collected unused/expired medications and delivered them to the Newton Police Department as part of the National Drug Take-Back Day.

Deerhaven Road (11:10am) — Officers were advised of an increase in activity in the area. The caller was advised to call the police should they notice any suspicious activity or breach of the peace.

April 26

Harvest Circle (10:10am) — An officer spoke to a person regarding a possible fraud incident.

Route 2 Gas (12:50pm) — A motorist struck a support structure at Tracey’s Gas Station. The motorist was not injured and was taken to the police station to make transportation arrangements as the vehicle was towed from the scene.

Conant Road (4:33pm) — A caller reported a loose dog in the area. An officer checked but was unable to locate the dog.

April 27

Wells Road (1:22pm) — An officer responded for a motor vehicle that was struck by a fire engine. There were no injuries reported and both vehicles were driven from the scene.

Bedford Road (1:37pm) — An officer responded to the stone church parking lot for a minor motor vehicle crash. There were no reported injuries and operators exchanged information on site.

Lincoln Public Library (3:29pm) — An officer responded to a crash that occurred when a vehicle traveling the wrong way on Library Lane struck a parked, unoccupied motor vehicle. There were no reported injuries and the operator was cited for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle.

Indian Camp Lane (10:15pm) — A caller reported hearing a man yelling in close proximity to their residence. Officers checked the area but discovered nothing out of the ordinary.

April 28

South Great Road (9:53am) — An officer helped a person with transport back to their residence.

April 29

Page Road (12:52pm) — Officers responded for a tree obstructing the roadway. Eversource was called to the scene and the tree was removed a short time later.

April 30

Codman Road (6:48pm) — An officer responded to the area for a reported deer strike. A deceased deer was found in the roadway and the DPW was called to collect the carcass.

Chestnut Circle (7:23pm) — An officer spoke with a person regarding an ongoing incident.

May 1

Wells Road (9:14am) — An officer spoke to a person regarding an ongoing incident.

Police station (10:30am) — A person asked for help from an officer with some Registry of Motor Vehicles paperwork.

Lincoln Road (12:14pm) — The police and fire departments responded to the area for an accident when a vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree. The operator was transported to the hospital and the vehicle was towed.

Sandy Pond Road (6:54pm) — An officer responded to check on two vehicles reportedly parked near the roadway. The vehicles had left the area prior to the officer’s arrival.

May 2

Ripley School, Concord (3:22pm) — An officer responded to the town of Concord to assist with an ongoing incident.

Wells Road (5:11pm) — An officer spoke to a resident regarding an ongoing incident.

Red Rail Farm (7:44pm) — A caller reported seeing someone walking in a field near their residence. The area was checked but nothing was found.

Tack Room (10:50pm) — An officer responded to a shared space for the report of graffiti vandalism. The scene was documented.

May 3

Tabor Hill Road (6:05pm) — An officer responded to a residence to help two individuals with an outdoor structure.

May 4

North Commons (5:58pm) — An officer responded to a residence for an ongoing civil matter.

May 5

Commuter rail parking lot (11:00am) — An illegally parked vehicle was cited.