12:53 a.m. — Disturbance at the Miles Street Hotel apartments, where the caller says someone is using a washer/dryer and is causing a noise disturbance, the reporting person states he doesn’t want to make a wrong decision and bang on the door and throw them downstairs; officer was unable to locate the resident involved who was doing laundry; and the caller was advised to address this issue with management; a community dryer was running the hallway and not very loud; the reporting person was advised of other tenants rights to do laundry and this is just a downside of living in an apartment building; the reporting person wasn’t happy about the outcome but stated he would be leaving for the night.
1:16 a.m. — Suspicious activity reported on Kimball Drive off of Colrain Street where officer located two vehicles, but one vehicle was occupied by one female and two males, both males were in possession of open alcohol containers and they will be summoned for the town by-law violation; no further action involved and they were moved along.
9:55 a.m. — Caller from Oak Courts reports a stolen iPad; officer sent, and the iPad was found.
11:54 a.m. — Caller from Mill Street reports he purchased a 1994 Camry in Greenfield, but wasn’t given a title; the vehicle no longer runs, and is reported to have problems in the engine; he was given his civil options.
12:57 p.m. — Report of a wire down on the entrance to the swimming pool on Nash’s Mill Road; officer found it to be what appears to be a telephone wire hanging, but isn’t a hazard to vehicle traffic.
3:11 p.m. — Caller from Norwood Street reporting a verbal dispute between her and her boyfriend; the reporting person states she is currently in the bathroom, and the male is believed to be in the kitchen; officers responded and found it to be a verbal domestic about relationships issue; both were advised of 209A rights.
4:04 p.m. — Caller from area of Mesa Verde on Fiske Avenue requests an officer as a male named Jimmy is intoxicated and the caller is concerned for his well being; the reporting person believed his behavior could be escalating; officer was advised and responded that the male was in front of him, and the male was speaking to the officer during the report; the subject is his normal, intoxicated, self, and not able to care for himself; services rendered.
4:06 p.m. — Accident reported at Adams Road and Route 2 by-pass, three vehicles involved, but no injuries reported, another officer assisted at the scene; under investigation, and no tows listed.
4:29 p.m. — Larceny reported at the Winslow building on Wells Street where the caller reports he believes somebody went into his room and stole his medication that he had; the reporting person says it is medication to help get him through his father’s funeral; officer then has one person in custody; the reporting person claims his prescription of psyche meds have been stolen, and he names one known person, or someone else, that was in his apartment; this happens frequently, he said, and he was advised not to let addicts into his apartment; arrested was Brandon L. Dickinson, 31, of Wells Street, Greenfield, on two warrants.
9:50 p.m. — Disturbance on Harris Court where the caller says a female is screaming; the caller says she can hear a female yelling and screaming, and the female yelled, “no,” and states she hasn’t seen anything, nor hear anything, other than the girl yelling; officers responded, and found it not as reported, it was kids playing, and youths playing loudly.
10:52 p.m. — Caller requests a welfare check of a person at the Key Starr Program on Park Street, where the female caller says, her son is having an asthma attack at the program and the staff is apparently refusing to call an ambulance for him; an officer called the Key Starr, but was unable to get an answer; officer checked on the children and all appears safe; a male and his roommate were preoccupied at first with causing a disturbance with a water fight, and being difficult for the staff; the male was making sentences and denies having any asthma attack, or any other issues regarding medical attention.
3:57 a.m. — Caller from Millers Falls complaining that the DPW is using leaf blowers to clean the sidewalks and streets there; the caller was very agitated and upset, but refused to provide contact information; attempted to advise the caller this was a decision of the DPW, but that the complaint would be passed along to the OIC (office in charge); the caller became more agitated and disconnected the line.
8:15 a.m. — Reporting person is a school bus driver and had pulled over on Griswold Street to pick up a student; the reporting person advised the stop sign was out on the bus, and the lights were flashing; the reporting person says that a vehicle (she has plate number) passed the school bus and pulled into one of the elementary schools; the reporting person confronted the driver and he became belligerent; both have since left the area; officer checking the residence of the owner of the vehicle, but the vehicle isn’t there, and the officer will check back later.
1 p.m. — Shelburne Control advises they got a call of three car accident in front of the Walmart Entrance, but no injuries reported, officer sent, and report taken.
3:50 p.m. — Report of a motorcycle crash at Fryeville and Packard roads, with unknown injuries; on officer’s arrival, no one was there; later it was determined that a known person was involved and the officer’s and the Orange Fire Department Ambulance responded to his residence, and found he was uninjured.