crash_reports

The operator of MV#1 stated she was travelling northbound on Winchester St at the intersection of the Boylston St off ramp when she was struck on the passenger side of her vehicle. The operator of MV#1 was unsure of what happened but stated that she believed MV#2 was travelling in front of her. The front passenger of MV#1 stated they were travelling northbound on Winchester St when they were hit on the passenger side. The front passenger also stated that MV#2 was travelling in front of them. The operator of MV#1 was visibly crying and was evaluated by Newton Paramedics with a patient refusal of treatment. The operator of MV#1 later complained of neck pain. She refused medical evaluation and was transported home by her mother. They were advised to seek medical assistant if need be. The front passenger of MV#1 complained of right side shoulder pain area. His eye glasses were also damaged during this accident. He was evaluated by Newton Paramedics with a patient refusal of treatment. MV#1 sustained heavy passenger side damages with both passenger side rear and front curtain airbags deployed. MV#1 was towed by Tody's Towing. The operator of MV#2 stated she was travelling northbound on Winchester St and stated, "next thing I know there was a bang". The operator of MV#2 was unsure of how the accident occurred. MV#2 sustained heavy front passenger side damages and was leaking fluids. MV#2 displayed MA registration 4GF124. A query of this registration showed that it was registered to a different vehicle. The paper registration that the operator provided me displayed registration #18717. Both registrations were active and registered to the operator of MV#2. It appeared that the operator of MV#2 owns 2 vehicles of the same make and model but with different colors. The operator of MV#2 stated the RMV were the people that attached her plates to her vehicles. MV#2 was towed by Tody's Towing. The operator of MV#3 stated she was stopped at the stop sign on the Boylston St off ramp (Westbound) at the intersection of Winchester St when she heard the accident involving MV#1 and MV#2. The operator of MV#3 stated MV#1 was then pushed into her vehicle causing minor damages to her front end. The operator of MV#3 stated she was unsure which vehicle caused the accident. The operator of MV#3 stated she was not injured. The point of impact between MV#1 and MV#2 was approximately 20 yards south of the Boylston St bridge. When Officers arrived on scene, the positions of MV#2 was directly underneath the Boylston St bridge and MV#1 was in front of MV#3 at the stop sign to the Boylston St off ramp. I could not determine who caused the accident.

On Wednesday 9/22/2021 at approx 1350hrs, while assigned to N-498, I responded to 244 Needham St for a 2 car MVA. Operator of MV1 states he was backing up his vehicle when he struck the rear passenger side of MV2 which was parked and unoccupied. I observed minor damage to both vehicles. I was later able to locate the owner of MV2 and notified him of the accident.

On 9/23/21 at 1211hrs I was dispatched to Brookline St @ Dudley Rd for a hit & run MV accident. RP reported a white Tesla bearing MA reg 28GO18 or 28G018 struck a fire box pole at above corner and fled. On arrival, the RP left the scene prior to my arrival. A 2nd RP, Jim Goldman, was on scene who also witnessed it. Goldman was gardening in the adjacent traffic island. Goldman stated a white vehicle unknown operator description was travelling on Brookline St E/B and made a wide left turn onto Dudley Rd N/B. During the wide turn it, it struck the fire pole head on. Pole was broken in half and broken from the base. The vehicle then backed up and fled on Dudley Rd N/B. A query of above plate combinations was negative results. NFD Wires Division was notified and responded. Photos taken of damage. A check of the area was negative results for vehicle in question. Memory chip containing photos was TOT to I.T. bureau.

BCPD1 was exiting BC Property at 140 Commonwealth ave, the officers sight line was obstructed by the car in front who swerved to avoid the pedestrian in the roadway. BC PD Officer states he had no time to react to the pedestrian in front of him. BC PD Officer attended to the pedestrian and did not stop the motor vehicle in front of him that failed to yield to the pedestrian in the roadway. It should be noted that there are stairs leading from Commonwealth carriage Rd to Commonwealth ave, but there is not pedestrian crossing in the roadway. Pedestrian stated she was coming down the stairs and trying to cross over Commonwealth ave to get onto BC campus. Pedestrian was medically evaluated by BC Ambulance and signed a patient refusal.