4-20-2017
On 04-20-2017 Officers observed a red mini cooper fail to
stop for the red light at the intersection of Washington St. southbound and
Boylston St. eastbound. The Officer activated the blue emergency lights and
safely initiated a traffic stop in front of 44 Washington St. A CJIS query on the mobile laptop showed that
the operator’s driver’s license was revoked. The operator was placed under arrest. A passenger in the vehicle was also arrested
when it was discovered that he had 3 outstanding warrants. Both parties were
transported to the Brookline Police Station where they were booked.
On 4-20-17 Officers responded to an accident at the Horace James rotary. Due to the impact, one vehicle drove on to
the sidewalk of LaGrange and suffered front end damage from a telephone pole
and various landscaping. A citation was
issued to an operator for Failing to Yield the right of way at a Rotary. No
injuries reported.
On 4/20/17 at approximately 1005hrs Officers responded to an
address on Harris Street to take a missing person’s report. It was reported
that a resident of the group home had gone missing. A missing persons report
was filed. At approximately 6:47pm on the same day, the “missing “person
arrived back at the group home and everything checked out ok. The report was removed from the files.
On 04/17/2017 An Officer was assigned to a designated crossing station on Beacon St/
Hawes St along the Boston Marathon route.
At this crossing station was a MBTA Transit Police Officer along with
Brookline HAZ MAT Team. The officers
were approached by a subject who stated that he was walking along the side of
the train tracks at the intersection of Beacon St and Hawes St and noticed on
the ground of the MBTA property, a small bag containing a white powder
substance. The HAZ MAT Team was notified and
secured the area until the CAT
Team 6 arrived on scene. The evidence was then taken by CAT Team 6 and the
results of the testing on this evidence is unknown at this point.
On Friday April 21, 2017 Officers were dispatched to the
Horace James Cir to assist with a single vehicle crash. Upon arrival, the Officer observed a Black
Hyundai Sedan stopped in the middle of the rotary. As they approached the severely damaged
vehicle they observed the operator, still seated in the drivers seat with the
airbag deployed. Fallon Ambulance was
requested for an evaluation of the driver. While speaking with the operator the
officer could smell a strong odor of Marijuana emanating from her person and
vehicle. The Officer reports the driver
was agitated and appeared unfocused and incoherent. During the investigation
into the crash a backup Officer observed a sandwich sized bag of marijuana on
top of her pocket book. The driver
agreed to a field sobriety test and after the conclusion of these field
sobriety tests, the operator was placed
under arrest without incident. The vehicle was towed and the sandwich sized bag
of marijuana and a green marijuana grinder were placed in an Evidence Locker.
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