6:04 a.m. — ER staff member calling from Baystate Franklin Medical Center where the staff reports a discharged patient that is refusing to leave, and she is currently in Room 8, and not acting out. Services rendered.
10:20 a.m. — Reporting person calling from High Street reports her upstairs neighbor won’t stop turning on the porch light, which goes on the caller’s bill; this is an on-going issue. The caller was referred to the landlord to resolve the issue concerning the lighting of a common area inside a multifamily dwelling.
10:42 a.m. — A reporting person states he is upset with verbal harassment by young men; all three young men were located and all three apologized to the reporting person, and the reporting person was happy with that response.
11:46 a.m. — Reporting person from Goly’s Garage and Byrne Towing on Federal Street where the person is here without his license in possession and is trying to pick up a vehicle; the reporting person would like an officer to come over to verify that the person has an active license; officer spoke with the reporting person who has no ID at all; and officer explained that since he has no photo, the garage has the right not to release the vehicle, the officer showed the we don’t have access to photos out of New Hampshire when we run the information; the owner of the vehicle will try to make arrangements with a driver with a license in possession.
1:19 p.m. — Disturbance reported on the Big Y parking lot where the caller reports a pan handler harassing customers at the entrance to the lot; the officer found it quiet on the median upon arrival, the subject there denied any harassing behavior; same advised he would remain quiet, and on the median.
2:26 p.m. — Animal cruelty reported on Federal Street, where the reporting person states a man is pulling on his dog’s chain, choking it, and hitting it; the owner was reportedly correcting the dog, no abuse reported by the same. The animal was located, and was in good health; the involved person was advised to use more care when controlling his dog.
2:31 p.m. — Hit and run reported first at the Recover Project on Federal Street, and then at JC’s Market on Conway Street, where the car was located by police; the passenger admitted to collisions, two citations issued, and information turned over to the investigating officer; one vehicle was towed.
5:25 p.m. — Accident reported at the police station where the reporting person stated he called this morning regarding having struck a deer, and he was advised to come to the station; the operator struck a deer, and was advised to contact his insurance company, it wasn’t necessary to respond and speak with an officer.
8:19 p.m. — Caller from The Recorder newspaper on Hope Street requesting a welfare check on a female that appears to have been crying in the back parking lot for the past 20 minutes; officers found a homeless female crying, due to no place to go; she was provided options as far as housing and detox facilities.
9:15 p.m. — Disturbance reported on Federal Street by the Speedway Gas station where the reporting person says there are four to five males, but no description on clothing; the caller could hear threats, “to kill,” toward others, but nothing physical seen by the first caller; a 911 call then came in for the same report, and states there is a male and female involved, heading south on Federal Street; the caller states the male and female were the only ones involved and doesn’t see an officer out with them right now; officers found simple assault over stolen money; the involved people didn’t want to seek criminal charges; everyone was advised of their options through the court.
9:28 p.m. — Accident in area of China Gourmet on the Mohawk Trail; officers sent; turned out to be one car versus a pole, but no lines down, no airbag deployment but there is fluids; officer then advises the pole wasn’t struck, only the street sign; Medcare and Fire Department notified and en route; one vehicle to be towed, and tow truck is en route; courtesy transport provided for two females; Mass Highway Department was notified of a sign damaged in the area.
9:51 a.m. — Breaking and entering, reported on Avenue A where the caller is reporting that somebody broke into his car and stole items that are valuable to him, sometime between 3 and 5 in the morning, on Oct. 16; items missing are Magic Jack role playing cards, and some type of baseball memorabilia.
11:34 a.m. — Past larceny reported on Turnpike Road where the reporting person wants to speak with an officer about a contractor she had hired, who stole some of the building materials she purchased in order to build a log cabin; the incident happened in May, officer called her, and left a message.
1:59 p.m. — Larceny reported at Scotty’s Convenience Store on Unity Street where the reporting person received a check from an involved female that was no good; a summons was being issued for a 32-year-old female from Turners Falls for larceny by check for under $250.
4:49 p.m. — Larceny reported on a 911 call from Millers Falls Road where the reporting person states he arrived home and his door was kicked in, and $1,000 was taken from his home; officers investigating.
5:06 p.m. — Suspicious activity reported at Subway on Avenue A where the reporting person states that there is a male in the bathroom doing drugs; this is an ongoing issue and workers were advised to call and request a well being check if this occurred again; officers responding, and speaking with the male involved.
10:54 p.m. — Call from South Hadley Police with protective custody, for arrest of a domestic in South Hadley and believed that he will be almost arriving, or already at work at Judd Wire Co., on Turnpike Road; officers from Montague went and arrested Javier Mattey, 39, of South Hadley, on probable cause for an outside agency; custody was later turned over to South Hadley Police.
8:30 a.m. — Larceny reported on East River Street where the reporting person says that Friday night and Saturday night, he had gas stolen out of his car; it was parked in the middle parking lot near the park; he had about a quarter of a tank stolen; he wanted it on record, and was advised to speak with the management, regarding possible cameras.
1:58 p.m. — Accident, with report of injuries, on New Athol Road; found to be a two-car accident; officers responded and found one person injured; report issued.
3:05 p.m. — Shelburne Control took a report from Tully Road of a chicken that was hit by a car, and is now in the road; area checked and no chicken found.
6:30 p.m. — Caller from Bacon Street requesting a welfare check of a woman at the address specified; arrested was Alisha Jalbert, 40, of Boston, on a warrant out of Worcester Superior Court, on several felony charges, and was ordered held without bail, pending court action or hearings.
9:32 p.m. — Vandalism reported on New Athol Road where Control took a report of some smashed pumpkins; officer, on arrival, found a couple of pumpkins had been smashed out in the road, and some flower pots were thrown in the road as well; this has already been moved out of the road, and the officer will follow up tomorrow.
10:30 p.m. — Control took a call from West Main Street from a reporting person requesting a male be arrested, as he is throwing things around the apartment; on arrival, officers found that he has been living there for quite some time, and there was no legal right to remove him; the reporting person left for a while to let things settle down.
12:18 a.m. — Suspicious activity reported at Speedway on Federal Street where the officer is checking on a vehicle and a person in the bush; located people in the wooded area behind the business, both stated they are working on a car in the driveway located adjacent to the area; they were advised to find a better location to leave the vehicle.
1:39 a.m. — Officer found two males in a vehicle at the Surner Heat facility on Montague City Road; both state they were at a friend’s house across the street, and were about to leave; they moved along.
1:46 a.m. — Suspicious activity at Poet’s Seat Tower where the registered owner of the vehicle was waiting for his girlfriend to get out of work; same states he will go to her work site, and sleep in the parking lot.
1:56 a.m. — Officer on South Shelburne Road where the caller reports a tree down in the road; officer advises the tree is on telephone wires; Fire Department command requests Eversource and town tree crew; DPW en route, and then Eversource is on scene and taking care of the tree; tree then removed by Eversource.
3:40 a.m. — Disturbance on Washington Street where the caller says his wife locked him out of the house; he advises no domestic issue, but the house is half his until the divorce is final; caller then called back to say both he and his wife have been drinking, and he is still locked out; provided the male a courtesy transport to Bayberry Court, and he was advised to address the property issues at court in the morning.
6:38 a.m.— Disturbance on Solon Street where the caller reported her boyfriend came home from work and started throwing her stuff around, and she was concerned as the baby was there; she threatened to call the police and the boyfriend left in a red Hyundai.
8:43 a.m. — Accident reported at Greenfield Public School Administration lot off Davis Street; pedestrian was walking in the lot and was struck by a vehicle leaving a parking space; officer and Fire Department on scene; report issued.
10:02 a.m. — Report of shoplifting at Big Y on the Mohawk Trail; officer to investigate and confirmed verbal identity; store advised and trespassing involved.
12:38 p.m. — Suspicious activity reported on Lampblack Road where the reporting person states a hand-written sign on the side of the road that says, “Go Faster,” and the caller would like it investigated and removed. Officer found no answer at a house near there, but the sign was removed.
1:04 p.m. — Shoplifting, reported at The Barn on River Street where an officer found a known woman was verbally trespassed from the store after purchasing $7 worth of food products, but attempted to steal a $5 package of cheese.
1:11 p.m. — Report of a disturbance at Our House on Shelburne Road where the reporting person states a client is in crisis causing a disturbance there. Officers found the staff had the issue under control before officer’s arrival, but did involve youths having an altercation; they were advised.
3:46 p.m. — A reporting person came into the station to report a missing juvenile from the Victory House on Conway Street, a 16-year-old, who may be heading to Palmer; officers checked the area and the bus transit center; the juvenile left the transport van at the high school around 2:15 p.m., after not wanting to wait for another client; she has nowhere to go or hang out and has no money. Later, overheard on Shelburne Control frequency, that one of their town’s police units, were out with the involved female; and dispatch contacted Shelburne Control direct.
4:16 p.m. — Town bylaw violation at Hillside Park where officers found a smoking violation, and spoke with a known person and his mother.
5:25 p.m. — Threat reported at Bayberry Court where the caller says her 11-year-old daughter was assaulted on the bus, today, by another juvenile female, who attempted to take the phone from the reporting person’s daughter; reportedly the daughter video taped the incident; the reporting person is now outside the apartment of the other involved people, she was advised to stay away from the other involved people till officers arrive; caller states a mother and her daughter are out front banging on the door, and there was some type of altercation between daughters just previously; officer then found no threats were involved; the issue was discussed about what occurred on the bus, and they were all advised of options.
5:48 p.m. — Report that a 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe was re-possessed at the Yankee Self Storage on Laurel Street.
6 p.m. — Caller from Prentice Avenue reports her ex-husband has let her know that he has the Social Security numbers belonging to her two children and is, “threatening to use them,” and the caller is looking for options; officer spoke with the caller, and she was advised of options.
6:19 p.m. — Caller reports an employee she believes showed up to work “under the influence.” He reportedly “went off,” about something, and then ran out on foot, into the wooded area behind the restaurant; officer learned the subject was upset about work shifts and scheduling; he had issues with not being able to punch in for work, and other work issues, but he wasn’t distraught.
6:44 p.m. — Erratic operation reported at Wells and Allen streets where the reporting person says he and a friend were on motorcycles in this area, when a black Honda Civic drove into the opposite lane, forcing one of the riders off the road; no contact was made, but nearly struck the other operator; vehicle was last seen taking a right onto Devens Street; caller states there is damage to one of the motorcycles now. Officer checked the area, but it was gone on arrival.
6:56 p.m. — Disturbance on Montague City Road where the reporting person says she could hear what sounded like a woman screaming, and at one point heard the statement, “oh God,” and then screaming again; she speculated it may have come from the area of WTE or the river; officer sent, nothing found.
7:45 p.m. — Caller from area of Big Y Foods on the Mohawk Trail says this morning he was at this location, and had an interaction with a male that was at the side entrance to Big Y, and he was holding a sign stating he was homeless; he stated the person claimed to be a veteran and was a Marine; the reporting person proceeded to question the person and stated he believed the male isn’t a military veteran. He described the man as white, 40ish, wearing a Marine Corp. jacket, and camouflage pants or long shorts; the caller further stated he has contacted the Big Y as well as the local recruiting office, and reported this person; an officer was advised of the call.
8:32 p.m. — Suspicious activity on High Street where the caller was concerned that his recycling has been stolen off the back porch; officer took that complaint of missing returnables taken from the common area; the reporting person just wanted it documented.
9:27 p.m. — Shoplifting, reported at Ryan and Casey, on Main Street, where the caller reports the person headed to the back of the building, and taken was a bottle of Patron; officer located the person at his residence, and officers were at Iris Court. Services rendered.
8:36 a.m. — Caller is reporting that for the past two days, she has been finding two canvas carts from the Salvation Army outside of the building where she lives; officer spoke to the reporting person and advised Montague Police will check that location periodically.
3:12 p.m. — Accident reported by the Gill Mobil Station on Route 2, where the reporting person states she was just rear-ended by another vehicle in front of the gas station; no personal injuries or hazards reported; Shelburne Control was notified for Gill Police.
4:25 p.m.— Caller from the Greenfield Savings Bank on Avenue A reports there are two males fighting out in front of the bank, but no weapons seen. Officers sent, but nothing showing on arrival.
5:15 p.m. — Caller reports a van and a gray four-door sedan got into an accident in front of Food City, on Avenue A; no injuries reported, and no hazards, officers on scene, and services rendered.
7:15 p.m. — Reporting person from Mason Supply Co. reporting a male lying on the bike path but unknown if the subject is intoxicated or sleeping; officers searched the bike path from Fifth Street to Eleventh Street and checked J Street area, but nothing showing.
9:59 p.m. — Caller from Prospect Street reports there is a bear in back of her house; officers were advised.
10:44 p.m. — Caller from area of the library on Avenue A states there are three teenage boys in the area that keep hitting the walk button and delaying the change in light; some passing motorists are beginning to get aggravated with the kids; officer responded and moved the kids along.
12:30 p.m. — Reporting person came into the station to report the illegally dumped logs that he reported on Sunday at South Main Street have not been moved yet; the reporting person states he knows that a firm from Hubbardston is the one who dumped the logs, and he is currently on Holtshire Road; officer responded to that location and spoke with the man who promised he would be responding to get the logs off the reporting person’s property early this afternoon.
1:35 p.m. — Control advised that Department of Children and Families is looking for an officer to respond to Cottage Street as they had an appointment set up at that residence, but no one is answering, and they can hear a baby crying; on officer’s arrival the homeowner was located, and DCF required no further assistance.
3:56 p.m. — The reporting person called about a truck that was there picking up some logs that were put there illegally on South Main Street, has broken a hydraulic line, and it is leaking fluid near his well; Orange Fire Department requested to respond, and they will handle, with the Department of Environmental Protection.
4:54 p.m. — Control advised the reporting person states there is a refrigerator with the doors still on that has been left on the sidewalk in the area of Putnam and Fountain streets; officer located the owner and he said someone should be picking it up soon.
5:25 p.m. — Reporting person left a message on the machine at the station reporting that another man’s cattle were in his field again; services rendered.
7:10 p.m. — Control advised the reporting person states she had gotten into an argument with another tenant in her apartment building located on East Main Street; as the individual was driving away the reporting person thought he tried to hit her with his pickup truck; after an officer spoke with all those involved, it was found to be a verbal altercation; no vehicle was used to try and hit anyone; peace was restored.
12:11 a.m. — Officer spoke to three people playing Pokemon about trespassing after hours on town property; they were moved along.
9:15 a.m. — Walk-in from Beech Street reports discovering a large dent to the trunk of his car this morning; the car was parked on the street over night. Services rendered.
9:58 a.m. — Disturbance on Bank Row under the railroad bridge where the caller says three or four males sprayed silly string on her vehicle as she was driving under the trestle; officer checked the area and was there within a minute of the call, but no group matching number given, no description given, gone on arrival.
12:20 p.m. — Reporting person states he saw a male try to reach his hand through the window of his vehicle near the Community Substance Abuse Center on Shelburne Road; officer identified both people who have a breaking-and-entering history, but the vehicle wasn’t entered because they were approached right away; they were advised of the report, and a warrant check was made, but they were then sent on their way.
1:06 p.m. — Report of a shoplifting, at JC’s Market on Conway Street; officer spoke with the reporting person and took the report of the incident having occurred last evening; the involved person stole a carton of cigarettes, report issued.
2:06 p.m. — Reporting person states a young couple with a stroller seems to be having an argument, and the male was shoving the stroller; officers dispatched to check on the people as the male seemed aggravated, but all appeared fine; the female indicated she was upset because she spent more money than she thought she had; no domestic argument observed, nor reported.
2:39 p.m. — Welfare check requested for a person at the Green River Park on Petty Plain Road; officer spoke with the owner of the vehicle who was unaware that she had pushed an SOS button.
3:59 p.m. — Accident at Exit 26 at the southbound Interstate 91 rotary, found to be just south of the exit on I-91, south, involving a tractor-trailer unit, police and Fire Department sent; fire command reports light smoke coming from a pickup truck, and the tractor-trailer unit is loaded with cream, and isn’t a hazard; Medcare on scene and evaluating those in the truck; Medcare then transported two people; fire unit to remain until the tow truck arrives; tow truck there and the vehicle was removed; the units are back from the highway, and returning to town via Route 5 and 10.
6:35 p.m. — Disturbance reported at the Salvation Army facility on Chapman Street; officers located a highly intoxicated female and provided transport to the Franklin Recovery Center and Behaviorial Health on Federal Street, but they weren’t able to assist due to being full; the female then made vague suicide statements and having relapsed after three months of sobriety; officer spoke with her about going to the hospital to speak with crisis; she agreed, and the officer provided transport to Baystate Franklin Medical Center.
8:50 p.m. — Threat reported on Hope Street where the reporting person requested a harassment protective order, stating her boyfriend whom she lives with, is intoxicated and threatened her and reportedly grabbed her today by the wrist; she is requesting the boyfriend be removed from the home; after arrival officer reports one person in custody; arrested was Jason J. Mundt, 40, of Hope Street, Greenfield, charged with assault on a family and/or household member, subsequence offense.
2:59 a.m. — Officer out by the pier on First Street with unknown suspicious, possibly fishing set up; male and vehicle on site, male won’t be leaving right now due to set up, and equipment; officer will keep eye on the same person.
9:06 a.m. — Report of a fire on Unity Street, in a stove, caused by cooking bacon; the reporting person advised she and the other occupants have evacuated; Turners Falls Fire Department advises it was a small fire and was contained to the oven, and will be extinguishing; fire command reports no extension.
2:07 a.m. — Control reports a man was parked on the side of the roadway on Pine Hill Road, and the caller is concerned; officer located the man who was taking a nap; the vehicle was off the roadway and not a hazard.
8:03 a.m. — Welfare check requested on Pray Drive; officers found no answer at the residence, but the window is open, no signs of distress; then learned the wife recently left to transport grandchildren to school.
10:24 a.m. — Report of threats at the Franklin Recovery Center on Federal Street, where the reporting person says a male patient is threatening a female patient; it is only verbal, but they are afraid it might turn physical; officers sent, but were canceled upon arrival; staff advised police weren’t needed as staff indicated they had it under control.