crash_reports

Oper # 1 stated she was trying to turn into parking lot at 275 Centre Street when she was struck by Veh # 2. Oper # 2 stated he was traveling straight ahead on Centre Street when Veh # 1 turned in front of him. He stated he couldn't stop in time and struck Veh #1. No injuries Oper # 1 was arranging a private tow.

THE OPERATOR OF MV#1 STATED HE WAS TRAVELING WEST BOUND ON TREMONT STREET WHEN MV#2 BACKED OUT OF A DRIVEWAY AND STRUCK HIM. THIS CAUSED HIM TO THEN CRASH INTO A FENCE AT 4 MARLBORO STREET. THE OPERATOR OF MV#2 STATED SHE WAS BACKING OUT OF A DRIVEWAY WHEN SHE STRUCK MV#1. SHE STATED THAT MV#1 WAS SPEEDING. THE PROPERTY OWNER AT 4 MARLBORO STREET WAS ON SCENE AND AWARE OF THE PROPERTY DAMAGE. BOTH OPERATORS HAD CONFLICTING STATEMENTS BUT MV#1 HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY. BOTH VEHICLES WERE TOWED BY TODYS TOWING. BOTH OPERATORS APPEARED TO HAVE MINOR INJURIES AND WERE TRANSPORTED. THERE WAS AIRBAG DEPLOYMENT TO MV#1. BOTH VEHICLES HAD MAJOR DAMAGE.

Oper # 1 stated she was stopping in traffic while going SB on Centre Street when she was rear ended by Veh # 2. Oper # 2 admitted fault saying he couldn't stop in time. No tows. No Injuries.

The operator of MV1 stated she was on Harvard Street traveling south bound. When she approached Bowers Street, MV2 pulled out on to Harvard Street and struck MV1. The operator of MV2 stated he stopped at Bowers Street. proceeded to enter Harvard Street when MV1 came out of nowhere and MV2 struck MV1. MV1 had damage to the passenger side and MV2 had damage to the front bumper. Both operators stated they were not injured and motor vehicles were operable. Bowers Road is missing a stop sign.

MV1 was traveling NORTHBOUND on Walnut St just passing Newton North High School when they stopped for pedestrians in the crosswalk at the intersection of Walnut St at Clyde St. MV2 traveling behind MV1 heading NORTHBOUND as well when they rear-ended MV1 not realizing that MV1 had stopped for pedestrians. MV1 sustained damage to its rear bumper and MV2 sustained heavy damage to its passenger front bumper and hood. No airbags deployed and no injuries reported. Tody's towed both vehicles.

MV1 and MV2 were traveling WESTBOUND on Washington St when the traffic light turned red and they stopped. MV3 was traveling WESTBOUND behind those vehicles when he looked down at his radio at the same time that they had stopped at the traffic light. Subsequently, MV3 did not stop in time to avoid the collision. MV3 rear-ended MV2 which pushed MV2 forward to hit MV1. MV1 drove away prior to my arrival and did not want to take part in the report as he did not have any damage to his vehicle. MV2 operator still obtained MV1's information because MV2 sustained damage in the front end due to the collision. MV2 sustained damage to its rear-end bumper as well as its front. MV3 sustained damage to its front bumper and hood. No airbags deployed and no injuries reported. No tows were necessary as all vehicles were operable from the scene.

At approximately 1758HRs on Wednesday, June 08, 2022, I responded to the area of Glenn Ave. and Beacon St., for the report of a motor vehicle crash with injuries. Upon speaking with the operator of MV1, they stated they were driving westbound on Beacon St., when they slowed down and signaled their intent to turn left (southbound) onto Glenn Ave. It was at this time, they were struck in the rear by MV2. Upon speaking with the operator of MV2, they stated that while they drove westbound on Beacon St., the operator of MV1 stopped short while signaling a left hand turn. They then struck MV1 in the rear, as they did not have time to stop. MV3 then struck them in the rear. Upon speaking to the operator of MV3, they stated were traveling westbound on Beacon St. and that everything happened so fast, that they were not sure what happened, but that they drove into the rear of MV2. I noted damage to the right rear bumper cover of MV1 (MA Pass:4NAZ81) and that due to the force of being struck, their spare tire from underneath the vehicle became dislodged; an NFD firefighter placed it in their trunk. I noted extensive damage to the front and rear of MV2 (CT Pass:275RNP) and that it was leaking fluids, which NFD cleaned from the roadway. MV2's front bumper cover, grill, headlights, fenders and hood were damaged. MV2's rear bumper cover/foam was completely dislodged, its muffler was dragging and its trunk, quarter panels and tail lights were damaged. I noted damage to the grill, headlights and steel bumper of MV3 (MA Con: S15127). The operator of MV2 was transported to the hospital with injuries to their face, neck and left knee and MV2 was removed from the roadway by Tody's Services; their airbag did not deploy. I completed and filed an NPD Towed Motor Vehicle Report Form.

At approximately 1840HRs on Wednesday, June 08, 2022, I was dispatched to 125 Parker St. for a road rage incident. Upon arrival, I spoke with Derek Eggleton, who stated that he was walking from his truck on Glenwood Ave. to 125 Parker St. with building supplies in hand. As he crossed Parker St., he noticed a Maserati bearing MA Plate: SUGAR approaching him, southbound, at a high rate of speed. Derek then threw said building supplies and moved out of the way of the vehicle because he believed it was not going to stop. He then approached the vehicle which had slowed down and Derek states it "tapped" him in the leg. Heated words were exchanged between Derek and the operator of the vehicle, identified as Sidney Gersh, who ultimately drove off. While I was on scene, Officer Hatfield spoke with Sidney, who stated we was indeed involved in the incident, but states he did not hit Derek. Officer Hatfield observed no damage to the vehicle and I observed no marks on Derek, who signed a patient refusal. I advised Derek that I would be documenting this incident and explained to him that if he so chooses, he may seek charges through Newton District Court. He stated that he understood and would take that into consideration.