Wednesday, May 16, 2012
The following information is supplied by the Winchester PD. It does not indicate convictions.
7:17 a.m.: While the Winchester High School senior class conducted their annual bike ride through the town; one of the students drove a Go Kart. Officers pulled the student over and advised the student that this vehicle could not be operated on a public way because the Go Kart had no registration, no seat belt, no taillight or mirrors. The DPW towed the Go Kart to the station’s garage where it was secured. 7:31 a.m.: Vandalism reported at the intersection of Florence Street and Swanton Street. A GMC Silverado Pickup Truck had been keyed over night. Four deep scratches ran along the length of the driver’s side door. The driver stated that they had no issues with anyone. No other vehicles in the area had been damaged. 5:30 p.m.: Jeep …
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Winchester PD. It does not indicate a conviction.
7:41 a.m.: Someone tried to steal a copper driveway lamp on Swan Road between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Sunday. 12:48 a.m.: Two minors were picked up for trespassing near Judkin Green. One of the minors had a marijuana pipe, but no marijuana. The sign on Judkin Green reads: “No Trespassing, Police Take Notice.” Thus, the two minors will be summoned to Lowell Juvenile Court for criminal trespassing. 10:34 a.m.: Vandalism reported at the construction site at the Graystone Circle Townhouse Complex. A pallet of composite deck wood had been damaged by a saw and had been thrown about. The approximate value of the wood is $2,000.00. The wood was discovered the night before. 11:44 a.m.: Thefts at at Manchester Road neighborhood were …
Monday, May 14, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Winchester PD. It does not indicate a conviction.
Thursday, May 10 8:49 p.m.: Winchester Police received reports a Lowell woman threatened a Winchester resident via a phone call and Facebook messages. The suspect accused the victim of having relations with her boyfriend and that she “would find” the Winchester resident, stating that “I may see prison, but not before you see a trunk.” The victim contacted the male party, whom the Winchester woman claimed to know, but is not in a relationship with. The Lowell woman threatened to burn down the Winchester woman’s house. She is being charged with harassment and threats to commit a crime, as she stated her intent to injure the victim and burn down their house. The suspect was later picked up by Lowell medics and transported to Saints Memorial…
42.452901
-71.13565
Winchester Police Department
30 Mount Vernon St, Winchester, MA
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Friday, May 11, 2012
The following information is supplied by the Winchester PD. It does not indicate a conviction.
7:58 a.m.: A green Pontiac Grand Am was pulled over at the intersection of Washington Street and Skillings Road after the officer randomly ran the plate numbers. The registration came back active but the car was never inspected. When the officer asked for the drivers’ license, the driver informed the officer that their license was suspended and they did not have the license on them. The vehicle was towed and a criminal citation was issued
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
The following information is supplied by the Winchester PD. It does not indicate a conviction.
Thursday, May 3 11:57 a.m.: A black Landrover turned onto Church Street from the rotary with an expired registration sticker. Upon stopping and gaining the driver’s information the officer concluded that the registration was in fact expired. The vehicle was towed. 1:47 p.m.: A Nissan backed out of a parking spot and hit a Toyota at the Winchester Hospital parking lot. Minor damage sustained. 4:30 p.m.: A black Toyota Corolla was pulled over on Mt. Vernon Street for having expired registration sticker. It was determined that the registration was expired and the vehicle was towed. 9 p.m.: A Honda Civic attempted a lawful left turn on to Lake Street from Main Street. Operator of a Ford Focus was traveling northbound on Main Street and was …
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Information supplied by the Winchester PD. These do not indicate convictions.
Wednesday, May 2 3:36 p.m.: Credit card identity theft reported. A charge of $370.19 was reported to an account. Someone tried to open an account at The Gap as well. The party contacted the credit card company and they will not be held responsible. Thursday, May 3 11:57 a.m.: A black Landrover was pulled over for driving with an expired registration on Church Street. Driver was cited for driving with an expired registration. The vehicle was towed from the scene. 1:47 p.m.: A Nissan backed out of a parking spot in the Winchester Hospital Parking Garage into a Toyota. Minor damage. 2:20 p.m.: A black Toyota Corolla was pulled over on Mt. Vernon Street for having an expired registration. The driver was cited for driving with an expired …
42.465766
-71.121221
Winchester Hospital
41 Highland Ave, Winchester, MA
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317154
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Thursday, May 3, 2012
The following information is supplied from the Winchester PD. These do not indicate conviction.
Some of these reports are backdated with follow ups. Monday, April 30 6:51 a.m.: Vandalism reported at construction site on Waterfield Road. sometime between 6 p.m. on April 29 and 7 a.m. on April 30. The office trailer was in the parking lot of Ginn Field. Half of a concrete cinder block and an empty five-gallon bucket of tar were on the floor of the trailer, as well as broken glass from the window on the door. This was the means of entrance from the party. No items were taken. A red backpack with a towel and a wine opener were left at the scene. 8:49 a.m.: Vandalism reported at 535 Main St. The word “Summa” was written on the front window in green paint. Reports that no one had seen the paint on Saturday but noticed it on Sunday. 10:30 …
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
All information supplied by the Winchester PD. These do not indicate a conviction.
Wednesday, April 25. 10:51 a.m.: Photographic evidence provided in a larceny from a home under construction on Beacon Street. Images of an individual stealing tools and other equipment. A detailed list of tools and other stolen items will be provided. An image of the thief will also be provided in attempts to identify the individual. Friday, April 27 8:20 a.m.: A 2003 Honda facing west on Pond St. attempted to turn left onto Cambridge St. A 2012 Honda traveling straight on Cambridge St. A 2010 Honda attempted to turn left on to Pond Street. The 2003 Honda pulled out in front of the 2012 Honda and crashed into the right front area of the ’03 Honda, causing it to swerve left and crash into the 2010 Honda. The 2003 and 2012 Hondas were …
Monday, April 30, 2012
Information supplied by the Winchester PD. These do not indicate conviction.
Wednesday, April 25 6:23 a.m.: What started as a vandalism to motor vehicle call turned out to be much more. Three cars were parked in the driveway of a Woodside Road residence: a 2007 BMW, a 1998 Cadillac Seville and a 2004 Audi had each been entered by unwelcomed parties. The BMW had $30 in change taken. There was evidence that the Cadillac had been entered, but nothing taken. The Audi had nothing taken from it, but the steering column was broken in half, indicating that someone tried to steal the car. Resident heard loud banging or hammering at 11:30 p.m. the night before but assumed it was neighbors working on their house. It now appears that this is when the attempted larceny took place. Investigation is ongoing. 8:50 a.m.: A …
Thursday, April 26, 2012
No official cause on Henry Street fire, but officials say it could be ruled electrical.
A house at 49 Henry St. caught fire just after 2 p.m. on Thursday causing an estimated $100,000 in damage. Captain David Dalton said at the moment, it would be ruled an electrical fire. “We think it had to do with a laptop, either a battery overheating or something like that,” Dalton said. “From there, it ignited a sofa and some carpeting in the back end of the family room.” Firefighters were able to put the fire down within five to 10 minutes. A neighbor claimed to have heard an explosion with flames jutting out of the corner facing their house. “The neighbor may have heard the glass shatter from a window, but there is no evidence of an explosion,” Dalton said. No one was injured and most of the damages were caused by heat and smoke.
42.437262
-71.177285
49 Henry St, Winchester, MA
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