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March 13

Harvest Circle (8:32am) — A caller spoke with an officer regarding a potential internal incident.

Trapelo Road (March 13, 8:48am) — Officer Seth Gordon had a partner this morning after police received a report that the dog was running in traffic. Officer Gordon finished his shift solo after his partner was reunited with its owner, a contractor from Maynard who was working in town when his dog got away from him.

Horseshoe Lane (6:54pm) — A caller reported a large amount of smoke in the area. Officers checked and confirmed that the smoke was emanating from a nearby chimney.

March 14

Baker Farm Road (2:10pm) — A caller reported a solicitor in the area without proper credentials. An officer located the person and advised them of the bylaw requirements.

Lincoln School (6:59pm) — Individuals came to the station to report possibly being followed. An officer met with the individuals.

Concord Road (9:16pm and March 15 at 10:49am) — Attempts to serve court paperwork were unsuccessful as the person no longer lives in Lincoln.

Concord Road (11:53pm) — A caller reported striking a raccoon on Concord Road. An officer arrived and confirmed the animal had been struck in the town of Wayland. The Wayland DPW was notified.

March 15

Tower Road (3:28pm) — An officer performed a well-being check on a resident.

South Great Road (11:10pm) — The sound of gunshots was reported. A police investigation resulted in two arrests. See this Lincoln Squirrel story for details.

March 16

DeCordova Museum (10:49am) — An odor of natural gas was detected in the area. National Grid was notified.

Tower Road (6:57pm) — A caller reported that an outside structure was unsecured. An officer checked the area; the open door appeared to be a result of the strong wind.

March 17

Hanscom Drive (10:30am) — Officers assisted members of the Hanscom Air Force Base Security Forces.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (4:51pm) — Officers assisted Massachusetts State Police with a two-vehicle crash.

Bypass Road (7:19pm) — A dead deer was removed from the side of the road.

March 18

Kelly Lane, Hanscom AFB (5:24pm) — An officer assisted with employment fingerprints.

March 19

Wells Road (9:45am) — A rabid raccoon had to be put down by the wastewater treatment facility.

Lincoln Road (12:52pm) — A caller reported seeing a coyote near their property.

Lincoln Road (3:23pm) — An officer conducted a follow-up investigation to a previous incident.

Wells Road (9:47pm) — A caller reported a dispute with a neighbor. Officers responded and spoke with the involved parties.

March 20

South Great Road (1:12am) — An officer conducted a motor vehicle stop for a marked lanes violation. The operator, Frank Kovalcek, was arrested for operating under the influence of liquor, marked lanes, and license not in possession. He was subsequently bailed and ordered to appear at Concord District Court.

Deerhaven Road (8:38pm) — Officers assisted a person with a well being check on a family member.

March 21

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (4:53am) — The Lincoln Police and Fire Departments assisted Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

Bedford Road (12:41pm) — A caller reported seeing someone in the area of the Birches School. Officers checked the area. The individual may have been attending an event in the area.

Bedford Road (5:33pm) — An officer had an encounter with an individual who was waiting for a ride from a family member.

Stratford Way (8:09pm) — Officers checked a residence after an individual was observed approaching the front door. The area was checked but the person was not located.

March 22

Trapelo Road (1:16pm) — A large groups of youths were advised fishing was not allowed at the Cambridge Reservoir.

Reiling Pond Road (2:31pm) — A caller reported a coyote sighting. The Animal Control Officer was notified.

March 23

Nothing of note.

March 24

Nothing of note.

March 25

Sandy Pond Road (3:30pm) — A caller asked to speak with an officer regarding an incident.

In the caption for image in the March 13 issue headlined “Proposal would clear-cut and replant several wooded acres,” the area on the three lot parcel proposed for clear-cutting and replanting was incorrect; it’s the darker-green portion, not the lighter-green. The article also inaccurately stated the percentage of the three-lot parcel on Old Winter Street that would be — its 33%, not 40%. The article has been updated.

The March 17 article headlined “Lincoln man arrested on weapons charges” had an incorrect name for the man arrested on gun charges. His first name is Daniel, not David. The article has been corrected.

The AK-47 , 9mm handgun, and magazines weapons seized by Lincoln police on March 15.

A Lincoln man was arrested on multiple gun charges last weekend after a resident called police to report hearing gunshots shortly before midnight on Saturday, March 15.

Police checked the area of South Great Road near the Weston town line and discovered two men in a car parked in the lot at the entrance to the Twin Pond conservation trails just east of Weston Nurseries. An officer “observed one of the AK47-variant magazines in center console” and detained one of the occupants, though the other one fled, according to Police Chief Sean Kennedy. The suspect couldn’t be located despite a search involving Weston, Wayland, and Concord police assisted by a drone and a police dog from the Massachusetts State Police.

The police body cam photo of Justin Warner of Clay, N.Y., who turned himself in on March 17.

Police arrested Daniel Hoch, 20, of 149 Tower Rd. in Lincoln and charged him with two counts of possession of a large-capacity firearm, three counts of possession of large-capacity feeding magazine, two counts of possessing a firearm without a firearms ID card, two counts of possessing ammunition without a firearms ID card, and one count of possession of a firearm with a defaced serial number.

On March 16, police posted a picture of the escaped suspect taken with a police body camera on the department’s Instagram page on March 16 and identified him as Justin Warner, of Clay, N.Y. saying they believed he as no longer in the immediate area. However, he turned himself in to Lincoln police around midday on Monday and was charged with the same offenses as Hoch.

Kennedy said he didn’t know who owned the guns or why they were fired Saturday night.

Both men will be assigned a court date during their arrangement at Concord District Court. State law calls for a prison term of two and a half to ten years on each count of unlawfully possessing a large-capacity firearm, and one to two and a half years for the untraceable firearm charge.

March 1

Nothing of note.

March 2

Nothing of note.

March 3

Lincoln Road (6:27am) — An officer responded to the railroad crossing after a report of the gates being stuck in the down position. Keolis was notified.

Wells Road (10:13am) — An officer served court paperwork to a resident.

March 4

Hanscom Middle School (8:27am) — An officer assisted with a drill at the school.

Old Sudbury Road (10:39am) — A caller asked to speak with an officer regarding a coyote sighting.

March 5

Sandy Pond Road (5:57am) — A caller detected a strong odor of natural gas in the area. The fire department responded. National Grid was notified.

Hanscom Middle School (8:51am) — An officer assisted with a drill at the school.

Lincoln Road (11:39am) — A caller spoke with an officer regarding a possible credit card scam.

Lincoln Road (12:57pm) — A caller reported seeing a coyote walking near Lincoln Road. The Animal Control Officer was notified.

Lincoln Road (1:15pm) — Polie got another call about the coyote.

March 6

The Commons of Lincoln (2:19am) — An officer responded to assist a resident.

Trapelo Road (5:06pm) — Several individuals were advised that fishing was prohibited at the Cambridge Reservoir.

Trapelo Road (9:17pm) — An injured deer was discovered along the causeway. Due to its injuries, the animal was put down.

March 7

Many calls for trees/branches/wires down due to high winds. Click here for more information.

Commuter rail parking lot (9:30am) — A vehicle struck a fence by the commuter lot while trying to park. The vehicle was towed from the scene. There were no injuries reported.

March 8

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (12:44am) — An officer observed a vehicle speeding on Route 2. The driver, Matthew Aufiero, 25, of Sudbury, was arrested for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. He was later bailed, released, and ordered to appear at Concord District Court.

March 9

Nothing of note.

March 10

Old County Road (7:18am) — A caller reported excessive construction noise coming from a nearby residence. An officer responded to the area.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (9:11am) — A caller reported seeing an elderly man walking on the westbound side of Route 2. An officer checked the area but did not find him.

Russett Court (4:26pm) — A person spoke to an officer regarding the possible theft of several items.

March 11

The Commons of Lincoln (12:11am) — An officer conducted a well being check of a person who had called but hung up before speaking with the dispatcher.

Post office (6:19am) — Officers assisted post office staff members.

Silver Birch Lane (10:00am) — An officer spoke to a person regarding an ongoing issue with a dog.

Old County Road (4:16pm) — Several youths were advised not to fish at the Cambridge Reservoir.

South Great Road (6:15pm) — A caller said the railroad gates were stuck in the down position. An officer responded and reported that the gates were up and appeared to be functioning properly. Keolis was notified.

March 12

Lincoln Road (9:35am) — A person spoke with an officer at the station regarding a past hit-and-run crash.

Baker Bridge Road (1:15pm) — An officer spoke with an individual who reported an encounter with a suspicious person.

Ridge Road (8:10pm) — An officer spoke with a person regarding an ongoing issue.

Trapelo Road (11:23pm) — A deceased beaver was moved from the roadway.

March 13

Thoreau Street, Concord (2:30am) — Officers assisted Concord Police with locating two individuals in Concord.

Crews work to clear tree debris on Lincoln Road Friday morning. Police Chief Sean Kennedy is directing traffic at far right. (Photo by Alice Waugh — click to enlarge)

High winds sent dozens of tree limbs crashing to the ground on Friday, March 7, causing a busy day for police, the DPW, and Eversource.

The first of more than 20 calls to police about downed trees and/or power lines came Friday morning at 6:46am. Crews with chainsaws and a wood chipper leaped into action, but by 10:00am, Lincoln Road next to Pierce Park was still partially obstructed. Page Road was also completely blocked its intersection with Trapelo Road with downed power lines as well as a tree.

Reports also came in for Deerhaven Road, Old Sudbury Road, Beaver Pond Road, Giles Road, Old County Road, Boyce Farm Road, Concord Road, Weston Road, Baker Bridge Road, Old Farm Road, Davison Drive, and Sandy Pond Road.

“It was all kind of happening at once,” Lincoln Police Sgt. Matthew Armata said about Friday’s problems, which happened mostly without warning.

A National Weather Service wind advisory early Friday morning for most of Massachusetts warned of winds gusting up to 50-60mph. Another advisory for winds 15-30 mph with gusts of 40-50 mph was issued for Saturday.

February 18

South Great Road (1:27am) — An officer checked on a motorist who was parked on the side of the road. The motorist was waiting for a friend to arrive with gas.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (2:22am) — An officer stopped a vehicle on Route 2 for not having insurance. The operator of the vehicle, Joshua Broussard, 27, of Houston, Texas, was subsequently arrested for unlicensed operation, operating a revoked/uninsured motor vehicle, and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs. Mr. Broussard was later released and ordered to appear at Concord District Court.

February 19

South Great Road (12:36pm) — A person turned in an item marked for destruction.

Bedford Road (11:32pm) — A motorist reported an odor of natural gas in the area. An officer checked the area and National Grid was notified.

February 20

Hanscom Drive (1:20pm) — A minor two-vehicle crash occurred at Hanscom AFB’s Sartain Gate. An officer assisted with the transfer of information. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene.

Twisted Tree Cafe (3:09pm) — An officer provided a courtesy transport for a person who had been stranded at the Lincoln commuter rail stop.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (11:18pm) — A vehicle fire was reported in the breakdown lane of Route 2. Massachusetts State Police and the Lincoln Fire Department responded.

Lincoln Road (11:31pm) — An officer checked the area of Pierce Hill and Lincoln Road for a vehicle reportedly stopped in a travel lane. The area was checked but the vehicle was nowhere to be found.

February 21

North Great Road (9:54am) — An officer checked on an occupied vehicle parked on the side of the road. The operator had pulled over to make a call.

Lincoln Road (4:10pm) — A caller reported damage to a building. Officers responded; an investigation is ongoing.

Hanscom Drive (6:59pm) — Officers responded for a report of a single-vehicle crash. The operator of the vehicle, Yahyeh Egal, 33, of Billerica was subsequently arrested for operating under the influence of alcohol, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, a marked lanes violation, assault and battery on a public employee, and resisting arrest. He was bailed and ordered to appear at Concord District Court.

February 22

Nothing of note.

February 23

Lexington Road (12:04am) — An officer assisted a resident with the check of their property. All appeared in order.

Several locations (5:38am) — Officers checked several public spaces in town for a report of an altercation between a female and two males from Lincoln, R.I. but were unable to locate anyone in distress.

February 24

Weston Road (10:08am) — An officer spoke to a person regarding possible harassment.

February 25

Meadowbrook Road (9:05pm) — A caller spoke with an officer regarding a potential online scam.

February 26

Huckleberry Hill (10:19am) — A caller reported an unleashed dog was running near the roadway. The Animal Control Officer was notified.

Page Road (10:39am) — The dog from the previous call was reported missing. The callers were notified of the dog’s last whereabouts and the Animal Control Officer was also notified.

Old Sudbury Road (11:03am) — A caller reported an unleashed German shepherd running by the roadside. The Animal Control Officer was notified and made contact with the dog’s owner.

North Great Road (1:52am) — The Water Department was notified of a water main break on Route 2A by the Concord Line.

Battle Road Farm (4:09pm) — A caller reported an ongoing incident with their neighbor.

Ridge Road (9:19pm) — A person spoke with an officer regarding several missing items.

February 27

Winter Street (12:13pm) — Officers responded to a motor vehicle crash. One of the vehicles had left prior to the officer’s arrival and was located on a side street. The operator was cited for leaving the scene of a property damage incident.

Page Road (12:30pm) — The operator of the vehicle from the previous incident struck a tree. Police responded and addressed both incidents.

Beaver Pond Road (7:37pm) — Officers checked the area for the report of fireworks or gunshots but found nothing out of the ordinary.

Ridge Road (11:19pm) — The police and fire departments assisted a resident with a residential lockout.

February 28

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (6:47am) — Officers assisted Massachusetts State Police with a two-car motor vehicle crash.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (7:08am) — Officers assisted Massachusetts State Police with a second two-car motor vehicle crash.

Lincoln Woods (9:47am) — A person spoke with an officer regarding court paperwork.

South Great Road (3:12pm) — Officers assisted Weston police in locating a lost cell phone.

February 7

Hanscom Drive (1:19am) — Hanscom Air Force Base reported a single-vehicle crash near the Sartain Gate. Officers assisted until the vehicle could be removed.

Lincoln Road (7:27am) — An officer assisted a motorist who had pulled to the side of the road.

February 8

Concord Road (12:55am) — An officer checked on a pedestrian walking on the side of the road. The person required no assistance and continued on their way.

Old Sudbury Road (6:58am) — A motorist reported the railroad gates were stuck in the “down” position. Officer remained on scene for approximately one hour until a representative from Keolis arrived and reset the switch.

Lincoln Gas and Auto (11:19am) — Officers responded after the owner called requesting police respond for an out-of-control customer. Officers remained on scene until the customer left.

Lincoln Road (3:30pm) — A resident turned in several model rocket ignitors to the Fire Department. The Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad was requested to examine the items. A controlled detonation was conducted a short time later at the DPW.

Reiling Pond Road (6:51 p.m.) — A resident reported their dog was missing. The dog was found safe a short time later.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (11:30pm) — The Lincoln Fire Department responded to the report of a vehicle fire in Lexington.

February 9

South Great Road (7:07pm) — A caller reported a Doordash driver mistakenly drove over their backyard, possibly damaging their septic tank. Police and Fire units responded to the scene.

February 10

Ridge Road (6:27pm) — The Fire Department assisted a resident with a residential lockout.

Minuteman Tech High School (7:45pm) — An officer spoke to a person regarding an ongoing situation.

February 11

Old Sudbury Road (6:25am) — A motorist reported the railroad gates were stuck in the “down” position. Officer remained on scene for approximately 40 minutes until a representative from Keolis arrived and reset the switch.

Transfer Station (7:19am) — An officer assisted the State Police with the transfer of an item.

Ridge Road (1:32pm) — An officer spoke to person regarding an ongoing situation.

Tower Road (3:29pm) — An officer spoke to an individual regarding a possible online scam.

Greenridge Lane (7:43pm) — An officer served court paperwork.

February 12

Wells Road (4:13pm) — An officer served an individual court paperwork.

February 13

Old Sudbury Road (7:54am) — Officers responded for a problem with the railroad gates. They remained on scene for approximately an hour until Keolis reset the malfunctioning switch.

Wells Road (4:43pm) — An officer spoke with an individual regarding an ongoing situation.

February 14

Old Sudbury Road (7:22am) — The railroad gates were malfunctioning again. An officer remained on scene until Keolis arrived to reset the switch.

Conant Road (9:33am) — A vehicle had driven off the road after encountering a large section of the road covered in ice. A tow was required to remove the vehicle.

South Great Road (10:37am) — An officer encountered a large tent that had blown into the roadway. Weston Police were asked to assist.

Lincoln Road (12:19pm) — A motorist called about a person walking in the roadway. An officer spoke to the individual, who had opted to walk in the roadway rather than the ice-covered sidewalk.

February 15

Old Sudbury Road (7:43am) — The railroad gates were stuck in the “down” position for approximately one hour. Officers remained on scene until Keolis arrived.

Minuteman Technical High School (4:30pm) — A motorist reported being locked in the parking lot. An officer was able to respond and unlock the gate.

Concord Road (10:50pm) — Officers responded for a noise complaint and advised the homeowner.

February 16

Bypass Road (11:02am) — A minor motor vehicle crash was reported. The Massachusetts State Police were already on scene and assisting the operator.

Old Concord Road (6:21pm) — A caller reported that a home under construction was causing water to collect in the roadway. An officer checked the areal the road was passable, and the DPW and Building Department were notified.

February 17

North Great Road (9:27am) — A caller reported a one-car crash. The operator was not injured and the vehicle was towed from the scene.

South Great Road (11:56am) — The Lincoln Fire Department responded to a residence for a reported oven fire. The crew was able to extinguish the fire.

Codman Road (6:21pm) — An officer provided a courtesy transport to a resident.

January 27

South Great Road (9:54am) — A caller asked to speak with an officer regarding threatening email.

Lincoln Road (7:49pm) — A caller reported seeing a fire behind the Masonic Hall. Police and fire units responded. The fire was contained and not an issue.

Lincoln School (9:01pm) — A caller spoke with an officer regarding an incoming email.

Wells Road (9:56pm) — An officer conducted a well-being check at the request of a family member.

January 28

Wells Road (11:40am) — An officer spoke with two people regarding a noise complaint.

North Commons (11:49pm) — An officer responded to a residence for an ongoing situation.

January 29

Lincoln Road (2:12pm) — An officer responded for a report of the railroad gates stuck in the down position. Keolis was notified and asked to respond.

Lincoln Gas and Auto (6:44pm) — An officer assisted a person with a civil matter.

January 30

Lincoln Road (12:50am) — An officer moved a deceased raccoon from the roadway.

North Commons (1:58am) — Officers responded to a residence for an ongoing disturbance.

South Great Road (8:43am) — A motorist reported striking a deer. There was no damage to the vehicle. Both the deer and the motorist were gone upon the officer’s arrival.

Concord Road (12:13pm) — A caller spoke with an officer regarding a possible phone scam.

Wells Road (4:20pm) — An officer spoke with a person regarding harassment.

Cottage Lane, Concord (11:26pm) — Lincoln firefighters helped knock down a house fire along with fire departments from Acton, Bedford, Lexington, Sudbury, and Wayland, More information here.

January 31

Nothing of note.

February 1

Concord Road (12:26am) — A vehicle drove off the road as a result of a flat tire. The operator made arrangements for a towing company to remove the vehicle.

North Commons (5:04am) — Officers responded to a residence for an ongoing disturbance.

South Great Road (7:30am) — A motorist slid off the roadway and struck the guardrail. There were no injuries reported. The vehicle was towed from the scene.

Wells Road (9:21am) — An officer spoke to a person regarding an ongoing situation.

Concord Road (1:19pm) — A caller reported striking a wooden pylon on the shoulder of the road and then continuing on their way.

Bypass Road (6:49pm) — Officers checked the area for a missing dog.

Ridge Road (7:13pm) — The Fire Department responded to a residence for a lockout.

Bedford Road (10:38pm) — A motorist flagged down an officer for engine issues. However, the vehicle seemed self-correct and the driver continued on their way.

February 2

Nothing of note.

February 3

Care Dimensions Hospice House (6:52am) — An officer performed a well-being check on a resident. Everything appeared normal.

Lexington Road (2:11pm) — An officer checked on a person who reportedly fell while walking their dog. The person reported no problems and continued on their way.

Indian Camp Lane (4:46pm) — An officer served an individual with court paperwork.

February 4

Tower Road (6:30am) — An officer performed a well-being check on an occupied vehicle stopped along the roadway. The operator, Selvin Garcia Rodezno, 29, of Arlington, was arrested on an active warrant out of Chelsea District Court. After being booked, he was transported to Concord District Court

Wells Road (11:57am) — Officers performed a well-being check on an individual. The person in question was transported to the hospital.

Lincoln Road (5:03pm) — An officer responded after a person asked about workers in the area.

February 5

Stone Church (2:14ppm) — An officer spoke to a person regarding possible email threats.

Sandy Pond Road (2:47pm) — A wallet found on a conservation trail was turned in.

February 6

Sandy Pond Road (11:07am) — An officer spoke to a person regarding possible email harassment.

Cambridge Turnpike westbound (12:40pm) — Lincoln police assisted Massachusetts State Police with a motor vehicle crash.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (1:59pm) — A call was transferred to the Massachusetts State Police for a road rage incident.

Walden Pond Boat Ramp (2:50pm) — A caller reported that a vehicle had driven off the road by Walden Pond. The operator was not injured but was cited for unlicensed operation and a marked lanes violation.

South Great Road (3:21pm) — The railroad gates were malfunctioning at the Route 117 and Old Sudbury Road crossings. Officers remained on scene until Keolis arrived to fix the problem.

South Great Road (6:40pm) — An officer removed a dead coyote from the roadway.

November 6

South Great Road (7:58 a.m.) — A vehicle on Lincoln Road failed to yield to traffic on South Great Road and was subsequently struck as it entered the intersection. The driver of one of the vehicles was transported to the hospital. One of the vehicles was towed form the scene.

South Great Road (10:50 a.m.) — Officers responded to a report of malfunctioning railroad gates. An officer monitored the gates as the MBTA was notified and asked to respond.

Lincoln Road (11:00 a.m.) — Multiple calls were received for malfunctioning railroad gates at the Lincoln Road crossing. Officers responded and alerted the MBTA.

Beaver Pond Road (12:59 p.m.) — An officer assisted an outside agency with an ongoing issue.

November 7

Beaver Pond Road (2:03 p.m. and 8:11 p.m.) — A person asked to speak with an officer about a barking dog. That evening, officers responded for another barking dog complaint. The officers were able to locate the residence in question and spoke to the homeowners.

November 8

Lincoln Road (5:58 p.m.) — A caller reported striking a utility pole on Route 117 and requested assistance. An officer responded to the scene and helped them get to their residence.

Wells Road (6:35 p.m.) — An officer spoke to a resident regarding a civil matter.

Wells Road (7:16 p.m.) — An officer checked the parking lot for an individual standing by the rear of the caller’s vehicle. The area was checked but the individual was not located.

November 9

Autumn Lane (3:15 p.m.) — An officer spoke to a resident regarding a civil matter.

Tower Road (7:21 p.m.) — Police and firefighters responded for a brush fire at the rear of a residence. The fire was knocked down shortly after arrival. Mutual aid companies from surrounding towns responded to assist with overhaul.

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (11:28 p.m.) — An officer was involved in a minor motor vehicle crash while responding to a mutual aid response/motor vehicle crash on Route 2 in Lexington.

November 10

North Commons (12:37 a.m.) — Officers responded to a residence for an ongoing issue.

November 11

Route 2 Gas (4:25 a.m.) — A motorist reported striking a deer. The deer ran off into the woods and the vehicle was able to drive away from the scene.

Conant Road (5:13 a.m.) — An officer located several items that appeared to have been discarded. The items were subsequently returned to their owners.

Lincoln Road (9:30 a.m.) — The MBTA was notified about a malfunctioning audible alert coming from the railroad crossing gates.

Bedford Lane (10:10 a.m.) — An individual asked to speak with an officer regarding personal protective equipment.

Tower Road (3:41 p.m.) — A caller reported that a child was missing. Police and fire units arrived on scene and were quickly able to locate the child, who had walked to another residence.

Tower Road (4:08 p.m.) — A person turned in several items marked for destruction.

November 12

Cerulean Way (7:42 a.m.) — A vehicle’s automated crash response system was accidentally activated. An officer spoke with the operator.

Old Winter Street (11:32 a.m.) — An individual reported a possible larceny. Investigation ongoing.

South Great Road (12:58 p.m.) — An officer served paperwork to an individual.

November 13

Old Conant Road, Waltham (9:46 a.m.) — Several calls were received for multiple pigs roaming the streets. Waltham Police had received calls as well. The owner was notified and the pigs were returned to their home.

Silver Birch Lane (5:15 p.m.) — Officers responded to a residence for a barking dog complaint.

November 14

Nothing of note.

November 15

Donelan’s Supermarket (12:04 p.m.) — An officer assisted management with a trespass incident.

Lexington Road (10:18 p.m.) — Officers responded to a residence to perform a well-being check on several individuals.

November 16

Robbins Road (11:21 a.m.) — An officer responded to Hanscom Air Force Base for a person with an active New Hampshire arrest warrant attempting to access the base. David Letellier, 39, of Newton was arrested and booked as a fugitive from justice. He was later transported to the Billerica House of Correction.

Old Sudbury Road (12:57 p.m.) — An individual turned in several items marked for destruction.

November 17

Cambridge Turnpike eastbound (12:35 a.m.) — The Mass. Highway Department removed a deceased deer from the roadway.

Rockwood Lane (11:52 a.m.) — An officer spoke to a person regarding loss of property.

Harvest Circle (12:10 p.m.) — An officer responded to assist with a civil matter.

Bedford Road (12:25 p.m.) — A caller reported a vehicle had parked in their driveway, left the car, and appeared to access the adjacent trails. An officer attempted to contact the owner.

Mount Misery parking lot (1:55 p.m.) — An officer responded to help reunite a wandering dog with its owner.

Silver Hill Road (2:31 p.m.) — Police and fire units responded to a lawnmower fire. The fire was knocked down shortly after the Fire Department’s arrival.

Winter Street (4:23 p.m.) — A caller reported that a vehicle had been parked on the street for an extended period of time. An officer checked the area but the vehicle was gone on arrival.

Concord Road (8:29 p.m.) — A caller reported a vehicle parked outside of residence playing loud music. An officer checked the area but the vehicle was gone on arrival.

November 18

Mount Misery parking lot (6:06 p.m.) — An officer checked on a parked/unoccupied vehicle.

Wells Road (7:16 p.m.) — An officer performed a well-being check on an individual.

November 19

Warbler Springs Road (9:06 a.m.) — A caller reported a vehicle in front of their residence those driver appeared to be taking photographs. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate the vehicle.

South Great Road and also Old Sudbury Road (2:00 p.m.) — An officer responded to the railroad crossing for a report of malfunctioning crossing gates. An officer responded and a short time later, Keolis arrived on scene.

Bedford Road (4:40 p.m.) — An officer responded to a parking complaint.

South Great Road (5:40 p.m.) — An officer assisted with a civil matter.