POLICE LOG for December 29: 8 Crashes in Snowy Weather; Wilmington Woman Arrested On 3rd OUI

WILMINGTON, MA  — Here are TWELVE highlights from the Wilmington Police Log for Tuesday, December 29, 2015:

• Police checked in on a group of kids walking down the street at Shawsheen Avenue and Cushing Drive.  Police transported children to their home and spoke with a parent. (4:19am)
• Employees of the Department of Public Works set off the alarm at the DPW Building.  Employees were out early to begin preparations for sanding due to the wintry weather. (4:37am)
• A gray 2003 Dodge Neon struck a tree on Shawsheen Avenue. No injuries. Vehicle was towed. (8:10am)
• A red 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee struck a RMLD pole on Glen Road. One occupant was taken to Winchester Hospital with an injury. Damage was done to the pole. Vehicle was towed. (9:26am)
• A tire was slashed on a vehicle in the parking lot of Woodbriar Nursing Home on West Street. Nursing Home requested extra patrols overnight. (10:57am)
• Amanda L. Provitola (30, Wilmington) was arrested for OUI Liquor (3rd offense), operating a vehicle without an ignition interlock; marked lane violations; and failure to stop.
• A caller reported that his parked black 2010 4D Infinity was struck by a plow in a parking lot on Concord Street. Wanted incident logged. (3:25pm)
• A red 1998 Dodge Ram struck a Verizon pole on Ballardvale Street. No injuries reported. Truck towed. (3:28pm)
• A red 2002 Chevy Monte Carlo and a white 2011 Chevy Silverado were involved in a crash on Adams Street. No injuries reported. Cement pillars were damaged. (4:44pm)
• 2-car crashes occurred on Chestnut Street (5:21pm); Glen Road at Brattle Street (5:28pm); and Burlington Avenue at Marion Street (6:00pm).  No injuries noted.
• Manager of Burger King hangs up on Police.  On call back, Manager says she dialed 911 after a customer began arguing over his order, but he left the store, so she hung up.  Police advise her to call back if the customer returns. (6:23pm)
• A Marion Street resident reported gift cards were stolen sometime today. (8:53pm)

(DISCLAIMER: This information is public information.  An arrest does not constitute a conviction.  Any arrested person is innocent until proven guilty.)

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