WILMINGTON, MA — Here are highlights from the Wilmington Police Log for Friday, December 15, 2017:
- Police noticed a large TV smashed on the street in front of the old dump gate on Old Main Street. (1:46am)
- Ramon L. Nieves-Rivera (33, Lowell) was issued a summons for Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle; Uninsured Motor Vehicle; No or Expired Inspection Sticker; and Unregistered Motor Vehicle. Nieves-Rivera was stopped on Waltham Street. (7:03am)
- Police received report of a truck dumping gravel on Route 62 and Salem Street. The vehicle was eventually located and cited for debris spillage. The State Police’s Truck Team was called in for clean up. (12:03pm)
- The Animal Control Officer and Board of Health conducted an inspection of Krochmal Farms in Tewksbury. (1:24pm)
- A resident lost a men’s gold ring with black onyx oval stone. JMB to ECH 12/25/48 engraved inside. Resident unsure where he lost it. (2:05pm)
- A Carolyn Road caller reported their mail was stolen. (5:05pm)
(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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Why was the Wilmington Animal Control Officer and the Wilmington Board of Health involved with a Tewksbury-based business’s inspection? I’d appreciate an explanation of why this is done. Do other towns send their ACOs and BOH members to our town in return?
I’m told it was the farm’s annual cow inspection. Unsure why Wilmington ACO and Board of Health was involved. I know Tewksbury doesn’t have a full-time Animal Control Officer, so Wilmington may have been doing them a favor. Also, the farm is on the Wilmington line, so perhaps Tewksbury let Wilmington participate as a courtesy.