WILMINGTON, MA — Here are TEN highlights from the Wilmington Police Log for Thursday, February 18, 2016:
- Police checked out a suspicious vehicle behind the Woburn Street School. 3 parties in the vehicle were identified as Milestone Program residents. Milestone confirmed that three residents just walked out. Residents were returned to group home. (2:48am)
- Police assisted Fire Department who helped man who had his arm stuck in shredding machine at Lubrizol Advanced Materials on Lowell Street. (3:45am)
- Police notified DPW that a “good sized” pothole was forming at Main Street and Richmond Street. (10:53am)
- A juvenile was reported to be on the train tracks near Richmond Street. Police advised the juvenile and was sent on his way. (11:09am)
- A Jere Road resident reported receiving an IRS scam call. (12:17pm)
- Wires were reported down in the street and sidewalk on Laurel Avenue. (2:22pm)
- Police received report of a possible family of foxes living under a shed on Nichols Street. (2:45pm)
- K9 Ridic assisted North Reading with a narcotic sweep on Park Street. (6:17pm)
- Assistant Manager at Market Basket reported a couple of teenagers were outside the dropbox at Anton’s Cleaners and may have put something in it. Police responded and everything appeared secure. (8:06pm)
- Matthew Joseph MacInnes (32, Woburn) was issued a summons for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. (9:59pm)
(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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