The Southborough Police Department will hold a community meeting next week to share information about a recent spike in crime in town, notably home and vehicle break-ins. They’ll also talk about ways you can keep your home and property safe. Read the full article → from Southborough police to discuss recent crimes at a community meeting next week
The Southborough Police Department is warning residents to be vigilant after a string of break-ins in recent weeks. In the last seven days alone, four homes and one business have been broken into. Read the full article → from Southborough Police warn residents after five break-ins in the past seven days
The Southborough Police Department reported on their Facebook page that a home on Maple Street, a small cul de sac off Oak Hill Road, was broken into at some point yesterday evening. Read the full article → from Home in Oak Hill Road area broken into last night
From the Metrowest Daily News: Police are searching for the car of a man a security guard said pointed a gun at him on Rte. 9 early this morning. At 12:36 a.m., a security guard with the company Securitas came to the station to report that a man had just threatened him. The incident reportedly happened Read the full article → from Security guard: Man flashed gun in Southborough (MWDN)
Southborough police on Tuesday night made an arrest they hope will break up a prostitution ring at the Red Roof Inn on Route 9. Apparently it’s been an ongoing problem. Read the full article → from MWDN: Southborough Police hope arrest will curb prostitute activity at motel
A while back I told you about the huge solar array Southborough developer Bill Depietri is building on Cordaville Road near the intersection with Route 9. When complete, it will be the biggest of its kind in Metrowest. But before that happens, Depietri will have to buy some new solar panels. That’s because 14 of his were stolen from the site last week. Read the full article → from MWDN: Solar panels stolen from job site in Southborough
During the past two days, residents of Southborough have reported four incidents of phone scam calls from fake solicitors. This is concerning to us, because there appears to be very active attempt to steal our resident’s personal information (via the phone). Read the full article → from Southborough police warn residents about phone scams
The Southborough Police Department put out this warning to residents on their Facebook page over the weekend. Read the full article → from Southborough police warn about vehicle break-ins
Did you notice the entry in yesterday’s police log in which an Ashland man was arrested for driving under the influence – for the fifth time? The Metrowest Daily News dug a bit deeper and got the details. Read the full article → from MWDN: Ashland man charged with 5th OUI in Southborough
Two homes in Southborough have been broken into in the past four days, Southborough police report on their Facebook page. Jewelry was targeted in both break-ins. Read the full article → from Two home break-ins reported in Southborough
Here are a couple of stories you might have missed in the papers recently. One involves a Southborough resident, the other is about an employee at Westboro Tennis & Swim, a club many Southborough residents belong to. Read the full article → from Southborough and area crime news
A frightening incident reported in today’s Metrowest Daily News: Lt. Sean James said police responded to 17 Ted Lane at 6:05 a.m. Saturday after a man reported a confrontation with two men who tried breaking into his house. James said the man awoke to the sound of someone opening his screen door, at which time Read the full article → from MWDN: Southborough man uses knife to chase away intruders
A joint investigation by Southborough and Framingham police, along with state police, led to the arrest of two Southborough residents on multiple drug and weapons charges early this morning. Read the full article → from Southborough residents arrested today on drug and weapons charges (UPDATED)
From the Southborough Police Department Facebook page: We have been informed that some residents have been receiving phone calls from an unknown person(s), claiming that they are doing a fundraiser for the Southborough Police Association. This is FALSE- the SPA does not make phone calls in order to seek support for the association. As always- Read the full article → from Southborough police warn of phone scam