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Saturday,
August 23,
2003
2:27pm: A Glen Road resident reported a horse without a rider was running down the road. The horse and its rider were later reunited. [Editor's note (with apologies to Peaches and Herb): "Reunited and it feels so good Reunited 'cause we understood There's one perfect fit And, sugar, this one is it We both are so excited 'cause we're reunited, hey, hey ..." |
Saturday,
August 30,
2003
12:36pm: A 10-year-old boy was reportedly doing "wheelies" on a riding lawnmower on Michael Road. |
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Tuesday,
January 7,
2003
1:24am: A party on Boston Post Road reported a suspicious car driving back and forth across a parking lot. Police found the vehicle to be a snow plow. |
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Friday,
November 15,
2002
7:17pm: Officers responded to a complaint of teenagers hanging around a business on Main Street. The youths ceased and desisted the area. [Editor's note: At least they didn't get charged with desisting arrest.] |
Thursday,
November 20,
2002
2:28pm: A caller reported a wild turkey had been sitting on the caller's back porch on Wisteria Way for two days. [Editor's note: To say nothing of the Jack Daniels in the bottom right desk drawer.] |
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Monday,
October 14,
2002
9:17am: A resident of Plain Road alerted police after finding evidence of a bond fire near his home. The resident said that beer cans and reminisces of a bond fire were at the location. Police responded to the scene and talked to the resident. Added patrol will be in the area to prevent such activity in the future. [Editor's note: Sure, the economy's struggling at present, but have the value of bonds as an investment dropped that low? Sort of makes you reminiscent for the 80s.] |
Sunday,
October 20,
2002
10:57am: A Moore Road [sic] called police claiming that professional roofers were working on a neighbor's property in violation of the town's "No Sunday Work Rule." Officers reported to the scene and requested that workers cease and desist working on Sunday. The workers agreed and said they would resume work on Monday morning. [Editor's note: And to think, all that time spent cutting the lawn and doing other chores, and there was an easy way out.] |
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Tuesday,
July 23,
2002
4:17pm: A caller on Cochitutate Road told police that a man was standing outside in the rain. Officers reported to the scene, talked to the man, and reported that the individual was OK. |
Saturday,
July 27,
2002
4:32pm: A resident on Main Street complained that children were playing soccer at the Middle School. Officers checked the area and found no children. [Editor's note: Does this country's knee-jerk hatred of the beautiful game know no bounds?] |
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Monday,
May 6,
2002
6:22pm: A White Pine Knoll Road resident reported that while out for a walk, an object fell out of the sky and nearly struck her. Officers found the complaint to be unfounded. [Editor's note: Chicken Little could not be reached for comment.] |
Saturday,
May 11,
2002
6:20pm: A Coolidge Road resident reported seeing a man several times a week park his car at the end of the street and walk into the woods. Officers located the man and found that he was taking a walk in the woods. [Editor's note: Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.] |
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Wednesday,
March 6,
2002
1:24pm: A caller on Pelham Island Road reported an older man driving a small child around in an old station wagon. Officers checked the driver and determined that the man was the boy's grandfather. [Editor's note: One can only hope that they did a complete DNA workup. What if the gentleman had been lying?] |
Friday,
March 8,
2002
11:51am: A caller reported that a septic truck was heading eastbound on Boston Post Road "spewing" a liquid on the roadway. Officers that responded to the scene could not locate the truck. [Editor's note: How hard can it be to track a septage truck "spewing" liquid?] |
Friday,
March 8,
2002
10:34pm: A resident on Old Farm Road complained of a vehicle driving up the street. The car was gone when officers arrived. [Editor's note: Dog bites man.] |
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Saturday,
February 2,
2002
10:55pm: A Graybirch Lane resident reported vehicles driving on her front yard and honking their horns. Officers responded to the scene and reported the claim unfounded. |
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Thursday,
January 24,
2002
3:49pm: Weston police reported a motor vehicle complaint of a blue Ford van with a mesh bra on the front. |
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Thursday,
August 2,
2001
2:20pm: A raccoon was reportedly lounging on the pool deck of an Old Sudbury Road home and refusing to leave. The animal was killed and the animal control officer called. [Editor's note: Children, this is why you must always listen to the lifeguard.] |
Monday,
August 20,
2001
12:31pm A caller on Main Street reported a pig falling off a truck. [Editor's note: Yeah, right. When pigs fly.] |
Thursday,
August 23,
2001
7:01pm An elderly female on Pleasant Street reported her arm was stuck behind the sofa. The fire department was notified. |
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Friday,
July 13,
2001
3:42pm: An ice cream truck was reported on Red Barn Road. The truck was gone when police arrived. [Editor's note: The Dunkin' Donuts truck might not have gotten off so easily.] |
Sunday,
July 22,
2001
11:46am: A suspicious mound of dirt was reported on conservation land near Whispering Lane. An officer checked it out and reported it OK. |
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Tuesday,
July 20,
1999
6:09am: A Dean Road resident reported a suspicious act involving a maple tree on her property. |
Tuesday,
July 20,
1999
7:11pm: A Plain Road resident reported his barbecue grill was on fire. The call was transferred to fire department. |
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