Southborough police logs (10/11/12 – 10/15/12): Is that a bloody leg in your trunk?

A bloody leg you ask? Check out the entry on Monday, October 15 below for more details (hint: Halloween is coming). Logs provided by the Southborough Police Department (via Facebook).

Thursday, October 11, 2012

  • 0847 hrs – Officers responded to a Cordaville Road business for a report of a problem with a customer. The responding officers were able to mediate the conflict.
  • 1123 hrs – Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Turnpike Road business.
  • 1226 hrs – Police and Fire responded to a Turnpike Road business for a report of a person stuck in an elevator in the building. The responding units were able to free the individual.
  • 1745 hrs – Officers investigated an abandoned 911 call from a Marlboro Road residence.
  • 1857 hrs – Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident on Marlboro Road. The driver reportedly struck a deer, but was not injured in the accident.
  • 1932 hrs – Officers assisted a disabled motorist on Marlboro Road.
  • 1940 hrs – A motorist from Framingham, MA. was issued a Criminal Application for Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Revoked Registration and Operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle.

Friday, October 12, 2012

  • 0046 hrs – ARRESTED: A Westborough man was arrested and charged with OUI Alcohol; OUI Alcohol Per Se. .08 or Above; and a “Move Over” Law Violation.
  • 0345 hrs – Officers investigated a report of a suspicious motor vehicle parked on White Bagley Road. The vehicle and the operator checked out o.k.
  • 1126 hrs – Officers conducted a requested well-being check on a Cordaville Road resident.
  • 1514 hrs – The police department was notified that solicitors would be in town for the day.
  • 1707 hrs – ARRESTED: A Hudson man was arrested and charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License; Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Revoked Registration; and Operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle.
  • 1855 hrs – Officers responded to a Flagg Road residence for a report of items missing from the residence. The items were later located, and no further police action was taken.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

  • 0315 hrs – A motorist from Worcester, MA. was issued a Criminal Application for Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Revoked Registration; Operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle; and Defective Equipment.
  • 0407 hrs – Officers responded to a Moulton Road residence for a report of an unwanted guest. The guest left the residence prior to the officer’s arrival on scene.
  • 0438 hrs – A medical was reported at a Boston Road residence.
  • 0538 hrs – Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Cordaville Road business.
  • 0802 hrs – Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Boston Road business.
  • 0955 hrs – Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Main Street business.
  • 1025 hrs – Officers attempted to serve court paperwork at a Johnson Road residence.
  • 1312 hrs – A motorist from Boston, MA. was issued a Criminal Application for Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Revoked License and Operating an Unregistered Motor Vehicle.
  • 1433 hrs – Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Turnpike Road business.
  • 1530 hrs – Officers investigated a report of vandalism done to a home on Fairview Drive. The responding officer filed a report on the incident.
  • 1925 hrs – A wallet was found and returned to a Reservoir Drive resident.
  • 2057 hrs – Officers investigated a report of three vehicles racing in the area of Meadow Drive. The (parked) vehicles were located and advised to leave the area.

Sunday, October 14, 2012

  • 1104 hrs – Police and Fire investigated a report of an odor of Natural Gas in the area of Pine Hill Road.
  • 1301 hrs – Officers responded to Turnpike Road for a report of a mattress in the roadway. The mattress was located and removed by the responding officer.
  • 1630 hrs – Police and Fire responded to a Turnpike Road business for a report of a small gas spill.
  • 1727 hrs – A resident of Framingham, MA. was issued a Criminal Application for Allowing Operation of a Motor Vehicle with a Revoked Registration and Allowing Operation of an Uninsured Motor Vehicle.
  • 1735 hrs – Officers assisted a Middle Road resident with a No Trespass Order.
  • 1948 hrs – A motorist from Newburyport, MA. was issued a Criminal Application for Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License.
  • 2159 hrs – ARRESTED: An Ashland man was arrested and charged with OUI Alcohol (2nd Offense); Inspection Sticker Violation; and Defective Equipment.

Monday, October 15, 2012

  • 0253 hrs – Officers checked on a suspicious motor vehicle that was parked at a Turnpike Road business. The vehicle and the operator both checked out o.k.
  • 0315 hrs – Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Turnpike Road business.
  • 0524 hrs – A medical was reported at a North Street residence.
  • 0902 hrs – A motorist reported a “bloody leg” hanging out the trunk of a vehicle parked at a Turnpike Road business. The leg was later confirmed to be a Halloween prank.
  • 1320 hrs – Officers investigated a report of a suspicious motor vehicle parked at a Sears Road residence. The vehicle and the operator checked out o.k.
  • 1624 hrs – Officers conducted a requested well-being check on a White Bagley Road resident.
  • 1749 hrs – A Leominster man was arrested on an active arrest warrant out of Clinton District Court. A default warrant had been issued for the man after he failed to appear in court on two separate charges of Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License.

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Funny?
11 years ago

I read that on the department’s facebook page and thought it was amusing at first, but I am sure that it wasn’t funny to the person who reported it. This kind of “joke” encourages people to ignore a potentially serious situation and also wastes valuable police department time. Are there consequences for such a “prank.”

SB Resident
11 years ago
Reply to  Funny?

I don’t want to live in the world you’re living in.

Minimom
11 years ago
Reply to  Funny?

Seriously??

SB Resident
11 years ago
Reply to  Minimom

They sell these things everywhere. It’s funny.

I’m sure this thing was completely obvious, so no there should be no consequences for such a ‘prank’. There should be consequences for people who waste the police’s time for calling over something obvious. First it’s this, next its the halloween skeleton I have hanging on my door.

http://www.sears.com/seasons-hk-lost-leg/p-SP102A18543S5849334609P?prdNo=8

resident
11 years ago
Reply to  Funny?

These things have been around for years. I was more than a little surprised that somebody actually called this into the police. I would have thought everybody would have seen this by now.

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