Police Log Week Ending 3/30/2002




3/24/02 to 3/30/02-


Sunday 3/24/02-

1501: Mutual Aid: Police assisted the Greenville Police with a with a theft investigation.

1533: OHRV Complaint: Police stopped Adam Hamel, 24, of New Ipswich on Willard Road and cited him for Operating an OHRV on a Way.

1833: Residential Alarm: Police responded to a residence on Temple Road for an alarm. The house was secure and the keyholder was notified.

1900: Motorist Assist: Police assisted a motorist on Turnpike Road who had locked his keys in the car.

1935: 911 Hang Up Police responded to the pay phone outside of the New Ipswich Market for a 911 hang up. On arrival, they observed that the phone was not in service. The market was informed of the issue.

2011: 911 Hang Up Police responded to a New Ipswich residence for a 911 hang up. On arrival, they determined that there was a domestic dispute in progress. One person was arrested for Simple Assault.

2018: Assist Fire Department: Police received a report that there was a trash can fire at the ball field on Temple Road. The fire was extinguished by the New Ipswich Fire Department.

2350: Unsecure Building: While on patrol, police observed that there was a window open at Mascenic High School. The building was checked and found to be all clear. The Maintenance Supervisor was notified and he responded to secure the building.

Monday 3/25/02-

1050: Criminal Mischief: The owner of Windblown Ski Area reported that an unknown person had smashed three mailboxes, stolen two spotlight bulbs and broken one of the light housings.

1440: Criminal Mischief: A New Ipswich resident reported several incidents of criminal mischief, including having eggs thrown at his house and finding his mailbox covered with condiments. He asked that police patrol the area more frequently in the evenings.

1534: Theft: A New Ipswich resident reported that someone had stolen the key for a box containing personal papers. She subsequently discovered that several items were missing. The resident has since moved out of that residence and does not expect the incidents to continue.

1657: Missing Child: A resident of New Ipswich reported that his 14 year old daughter had been missing for several hours. Police investigation resulted in finding the girl in Milford. The father picked his daughter up and was informed that he could contact police if he needed any further assistance.

1823: Domestic Dispute: Police responded to a New Ipswich residence for a domestic dispute. They subsequently arrested one person for Simple Assault.

2130: Civil Standby: Police stood by at a New Ipswich residence while a man retrieved his belongings.


Tuesday 3/26/02-

1032: Medical Assist: Police responded to Boynton Middle School to assist SVAS with a medical call.

1252: MV Accident: Margaret Wetherbee of Greenville lost control of her vehicle on Turnpike Road and it rolled over onto its roof. She was extricated from the vehicle and transported to Monadnock Hospital for evaluation. She was treated for minor injuries and released.

1344: MV Accident: Stephanie Jackson, 23, of New Ipswich lost control of her vehicle and struck a rock wall. She was uninjured and there was only minor damage to the vehicle.


Wednesday 3/27/02-




Thursday 3/28/02-

1825: Found Property: A resident of Greenbriar Road found a mountain bike on her property. The bicycle was turned into the Police Department for safekeeping.

2148: Possible Fire: Police received a report of a possible fire at the entrance to the Boynton School. On arrival it was determined that someone had been shooting off fireworks. There were over twenty cars parked in the lot near the school and they were warned by the owner that he would shut the lot down if another complaint was received.


Friday 3/29/02-

1244: Ambulance Assist: Police assisted a resident with CPR on an unresponsive male subject until SVAS arrived. He was transported to Mondadnock Hospital for treatment.

1815: Harassment: A resident of Main Street reported that she was receiving harassing phone calls from a neighbor's daughter. Police spoke to the parents of the girl and they agreed to deal with the matter.

1910: Found Dog: A resident of Temple Road found a dog belonging to a resident of Green Farm Road on her property. She asked police for directions to the owner's home so that she could return the dog.


Saturday 3/30/02-

1334: Suspicious Circumstances: A needle was found on Route 124 near Mascenic. The needle was disposed of by police.

2156: Suspicious Person: A New Ipswich resident reported that he saw two male subjects running from the building which houses his business. The police investigated and determined that the two subjects had not entered the building and had legitimate business in the area.