crash_reports

On Saturday, January 12th 2019, at approximately 4:12pm, I, Officer Brooks, responded to a single vehicle accident in the area of Cherry street and Derby street, both of which are public ways in the city of Newton. Upon arrival in the area I observed the fire department off with MV1(MA REG 9PAK20), in front of 171 Cherry street. The vehicle had a fire hydrant lodged under the front axle, and front end damage. The fire department was attempting to wake the operator who was unresponsive. The fire department ended up administering 2 doses of Narcan to the operator before he became responsive. The operator was transported to Newton Wellesley Hospital by Cataldo for further evaluation. Based on the accident scene, it appears the operator was traveling southbound on Cherry street, crossed over the center line into oncoming traffic, striking the fire hydrant in front of 154 Cherry street, and then crossed back over into the correct lane of traffic before coming to rest in front of 171 Cherry street. The vehicle was towed by Tody's towing, and an inventory form was filled out and filed. The operator was mailed MA Uniform Citations T0648078 and T0648079 charging him with MGL 89/4A Marked Lanes violation, 90/24 OUI Drugs, 90/24(2)(A) Operating to Endanger/Negligent operation, 90/11 No License in Possession, and 90/11 No Registration in Possession. Officer Donahue took pictures of the fire hydrant and crash scene, which have been submitted to the IT Bureau. The fire department was made aware of the broken hydrant.

Opr of V1 stated he was pulling out of the parking spot onto Washington Street. At this time, he stated he thought he had enough room but did not and struck V2. V1 suffered significant damage to the front right side of the vehicle. V2 was parked in front of V1. The uninvolved owner was not around during the crash , but came to the car eventually. V2 suffered significant damage to the rear right side of the vehicle. No cars were towed and there were no injuries.

Emery Mays states that he took his fathers vehicle Ma. Reg 8BL949, this morning. Emery states that he got lost and ended up in the parking lot at 333 Nahanton St which is only accessible by the Jewish Community Center's access road and Nahanton Street (public way in the City of Newton). Emery then proceeded to do "doughnuts" in the muddied lot. Emery then lost control of the vehicle and struck a parked storage container causing minor damage. Both airbags were deployed. Emery does not have a license and was transported to NWH (as he is a juvenile and a parent could not sign a refusal in a reasonable time period ). He attends the Fusion Academy in Newton. I spoke with Emery's father Randolph Mays. I told Randolph of the accident. Randolph stated that he did not give Emery permission to take his vehicle. Randolph stated that he would meet Emery at NWH. I told Randolph that Emery was going to be charged wit Ch.90 Sec.10 unlicensed operation of a m/v, citation # T1272114 (in the mail due to his being at the hospital). I also advised that he could take out his own charges against Emery for using without authority if he chooses to do so. Todys towed the vehicle. JCC staff were notified of the incident.

On 05/27/2019, while assigned to N494, I, Officer Conary responded to 101 Madison Ave for a MVA. Upon arrival, I met with Operator of MV1 who explained to me that she was attempting to make a three point turn at driveway. When she began to drive away, she was too close to MV2 and hit the side. MV2 was parked legally on the side of the road. Operator of MV1 was offered and declined medical attention. Both MV1 and MV2 did not need a tow. Operator of MV2 was not on scene at the time of the accident. He called Newton Police Dispatch and received all information pertaining to the accident. No further incident to report.

On 7/9/2019 at approx 1406Hrs while assigned to 497 I responded to level 4A of the Newton Wellesley parking garage at 2014 Washington St for a report of a minor collision. Upon arrival I spoke with the operator of RI Reg FV705, Malorie CURLEY who stated she had parked her new work vehicle in the parking stall was exiting her vehicle to see if she was within the lines when the operator of Ma Reg 69EL83 Laurence HENDY pulled into the spot next to her, opened his door striking her truck, CURLEY stated as she was rounding the car HENDY proceeded to grab his door and slam it into her car several more times. CURLEY stated she confronted HENDY who refused to exchange information with her for the damage to her car and fled. CURLEY took pictures which she will provide in her own crash report. The front bumper of CURLEYS car had several spots where the white paint was peeled back , HENDYS vehicle had the matching white paint on the edge of his drivers side door. Although the damage was minor CURLEY requested a report for documentation as it was her work vehicle. i attempted to contact HENDY but no phone number is listed.

On Friday, July 19, 2019, while assigned to traffic unit N525, I responded to the area of 845 Beacon Street, Newton for a report of a motor vehicle accident involving a bicyclist. It was reported that the bicyclist sustained minor injuries as a result of the accident. The weather at the time of the accident was clear and sunny. The road surface was dry. Beacon Street is a public way maintained by the City of Newton. I spoke with the operator of MV1 while Newton Fire and Medics attended to the injured bicyclist. Andrei Jordao (S09978620) stated he was parked in his 2019 Hyundai Kona (NY: JFP5331) at a metered parking spot in front of 847 Beacon Street, Newton. Jordao stated he opened his driver door to exit his vehicle when a passing bicyclist crashed into the door. Jordao stated he did not look back at traffic prior to opening the door. Jordao stated the bicyclist fell to the roadway. I observed moderate damage to the driver side door and it was unable to close as a result of the collision. I spoke with the injured bicyclist, Leonard Engel (S53573803). Engel stated he was operating his bicycle Westbound on Beacon Street in the travel lane. Engel stated a vehicle to his right opened it's driver door into the roadway and he was unable to avoid hitting it. Engel stated he fell over the top of his handlebars and onto the roadway. Engel stated he injured his right shoulder/arm/neck area and his right ankle. Engel also had a small injury to his left knee. Engel stated he does not believe he hit his head as a result of the accident. Engel was wearing a helmet, I observed some scratch marks on it. Engel signed a patient refusal with Newton Medics. I observed damage to the rear tire area of Engel's black and green Giant bicycle. There was also damage to chain/pedal area. Engel's estimated the value of the bicycle at $4,000.00 USD. Massachusetts Uniform Citation T1271041 was mailed to Jordao for Chapter 90, Section 14 (Open car door into traffic). Tody's responded the removed MV1 from the roadway. Photos were taken of MV1 and the bicycle and submitted to the IT Bureau.

OPERATOR #1 STATED SHE WAS TRAVELLING N/B ON CENTRE ST WHEN VEHICLE #2 WHICH WAS PARKED ON CENTRE ST, OPENED THE DRIVERS SIDE DOOR STRIKING HER VEHICLE'S PASSENGER SIDE MIRROR. OWNER OF VEHICLE #2 STATED HE PARKED HIS TRUCK(FORD F250) N/B ON CENTRE ST NEAR BELLEVUE ST WHILE HE WAS WORKING(LANDSCAPING). HE OPENED HIS DRIVERS SIDE DOOR AND HIS DOOR STRUCK VEHICLE #1'S MIRROR AS IT PASSED HIS TRUCK N/B. THERE WERE NO INJURIES DUE TO THIS ACCIDENT AND NEITHER VEHICLE WAS TOWED.

On Thursday, August 29, 2019 while assigned to Traffic unit N525, I responded to 837 Beacon Street, Newton for a report of a motor vehicle crash involving a City of Newton Fire truck. The weather at the time of the accident was clear and sunny. The road surface was dry. Beacon Street is a public way maintained by the City of Newton. I met with the operator of MV1, Newton Firefighter Keive Mullings. Mullings stated he was operating Newton Fire Ladder 2(MA MF4951) Eastbound on Beacon Street towards Centre Street. Mullings stated the rear passenger side bumper area of MV1 made contact with a unoccupied motor vehicle parked Eastbound on Beacon Street in a metered spot across from 837 Beacon Street. No injuries were reported by the occupants of Ladder 2, I observed minor damage to the rear passenger bumper area of MV1. I spoke with the owner of MV2, Pakizeh Motiee (2017 BMW X3, MA: 7NCC90). I observed minor damage to the front driver side quarter panel area of MV2. Motiee was advised. Pictures of both vehicles were taken and submitted to the IT Bureau.

Vehicle 1 was parked facing eastbound in a parking stall located in the eastbound lane of Washington St in front of 1286 Washington St. Vehicle 2 was attempting to parallel park in a parking stall located mediately in front of Vehicle 1. While backing Vehicle 2 backed into the front bumper of Vehicle 1. The operator of Vehicle 2 then left the scene without leaving any information. As a result of the impact Vehicle 1 sustained minor damage to the center of its front bumper. The operator of Vehicle 1 stated he was sitting in Vehicle 1 while parked when Vehicle 2 backed into his front end. The operator of Vehicle 1 stated that after the collision Vehicle 2 left the area without leaving any information. The operator of vehicle 1 described Vehicle 2 as a red Honda Accord bearing MA Reg 365KH6. The operator of Vehicle 1 described the operator of Vehicle 2 as a white female approximately 70 years of age with blonde/white hair. The operator of Vehicle 1 states that Vehicle 2 had minor damage to the drivers side rear bumper. No injuries were reported on scene. No vehicles were towed. An RMV check revealed Vehicle 2's registered owner as Joan Goldman of 53 Bartlett Way Apt 205 Waltham, MA. I was able to contact Goldman over the phone. Goldman identified herself as the operator and owner of Vehicle 2. Goldman states that while she was backing into a parking stall she was going very slow. Goldman states she did not feel any impact and left the scene because she did not think she collided with Vehicle 1. Goldman states she was not injured. Goldman was provided with the information of Vehicle 1 and was advised to contact her insurance company. I also called and provided the owner of Vehicle 1 with the information of Vehicle 2.

On Friday, September 13, 2019 at approximately 16:19 hours, while assigned to N496, I responded to 162 Warren St. for a report that two boys were hit by a car earlier in the day. Once on scene I spoke with Wes Moore and Luca Toro (both attend Oak Hill Middle School), as well as their mothers Jamie Moore and Alyssa Toro. Wes and Luca explained that at about 15:15 hours, they were crossing at the crosswalk adjacent to the Bank of America in Newton Centre (808 Beacon Street), heading towards the Newton Centre municipal parking lot. The boys stated that as they crossed a large van, which was traveling westbound on Beacon Street in the left turn lane, stopped to let them cross. Wes and Luca stated that they did not realize that there was another westbound travel lane, and after passing the truck they were both hit by an unknown sedan. Wes and Luca stated that the driver, who they described as an approximately 50 year old white female, got out of her car and started yelling at them to be careful. Wes and Luca stated that the unknown female operator checked to see if they were hurt and then left the area heading westbound on Beacon Street. Wes and Luca stated that they both fell to the ground as a result of being hit by the unknown motor vehicle, but only sustained minor injuries. I offered to have an ambulance respond to evaluate Wes and Luca, however, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Toro declined. I advised the boys and their mothers that I would be documenting this incident with a crash report, and that I would head to the area to see if Bank of America had and cameras facing the crosswalk, so that we could hopefully identify the operator of the unknown motor vehicle. I then responded to the Bank of America, however, the bank was closed for the day. Supplement by Officer Ferguson: On Monday 09/16/2019 at approximately 0900 hours I responded to the Bank of America and spoke with the employees who stated they do not have any cameras that record the street or sidewalk areas. The camera they have only records the front door and lobby area.

On 10/16/2019 I took a motor vehicle Hit and Run report at the front desk of NPD Headquarters. The owner of Vehicle 1 states that on 10/15/2019 at approximately 1600hrs Vehicle 1 was parked an unoccupied facing southbound in a parking space of the Elm St Municipal Parking Lot 100 Elm St. Vehicle 1 was then struck by Vehicle 2 who was pulling out of an adjacent parking spot. As a result of the impact Vehicle 1 sustained minor damage to the passenger side rear bumper. Vehicle 2 left the scene without leaving any identifiable information. No injuries were reported, no vehicles were towed. The owner of Vehicle 1 stated that he found a note on his windshield from an anonymous witness stating Vehicle 1 was struck by a gray Honda CRV MA Reg 665SW5. No other identifying information was included on the note. An RMV query of 665SW5 revealed a registered owner of Marylou Gair of Boston MA. I was unable to obtain any further contact information for Gair. At this time the operator of Vehicle 2 is unknown. This crash report will be forwarded to the Traffic Bureau for further investigation.

MV#1 was parked and unoccupied at the time of the crash. The operator of MV#2 stated that she was attempting to back out of a parking space in front of #339 Lexington St when she accidently stepped on the gas instead of the brake. MV#2 then struck MV#1 causing significant damage to the front of MV#1. No tows, no injuries.

Mv#1 was travelling on Beacon St W/B (opposite #808) in the left lane. #1 started passing Mv#2 travelling in the right lane. #1 made a lane change into the right lane colliding with #2. #1 passenger side struck #2 driver's side front end. #1 wedged itself into #2's front end and had to be towed out by Tody's to avoid any more damage. Witness stated she observed #1 make a sudden lane change to the right crashing into the side of #2. #1 cited for 90/14 Improper lane change. Both vehicles could be driven away by the operators.

On Monday, November 4th, 2019 at approximately 1557 hours I, Officer Newton and Officer Healy responded to the municipal parking lot at 121 Adams St for a motor vehicle accident. Upon arrival I spoke to the operator of vehicle 1. She stated she was sitting in her parked car when vehicle 2 backed out of his spot and struck the front of her car. I observed fresh damage to the driver's side bumper. The operator of vehicle 2 told the operator of vehicle 1 he would be right back. Vehicle 2 then left the parking lot and never returned. It should be noted that this vehicle was involved in another collision after this one. The operator of vehicle 2 stated he did not remember this accident when we asked him. As a result of my investigation, Mr Usher was issued Citation#T2079940 for a violation of M.G.L.Ch.90/24-Leaving the Scene Property Damage. Based on the totality of the circumstances, an Immediate Threat Request was faxed to the RMV, see Incident number 19047444.

At approximately 2250HRs on Friday, December 13, 2019, I was dispatched to the area of 275 Washington St. for a report of a hit and run crash; Newton Officers and a State Police Officer canvassed the area with negative results. Upon speaking with the operator of MV1 (MA Pass:1CTB36), he stated that he was traveling Westbound on Washington St., when he observed a black Honda mini van or SUV, MV2, approach him in his passenger's side mirror and then attempt to enter his lane of travel, striking the rear of MV1. Upon speaking with the two witnesses who were traveling behind MV1 and MV2, they concurred with the operator of MV1's account. The witnesses described MV2 as a black Honda or Toyota mini van or SUV. I observed damage to the right rear quarter panel, trunk area and right rear tire of MV1. Todys Services arrived and took custody of MV1. I filled an NPD Towed Motor Vehicle Form. **Update as of 1800HRs on 12/15/2019** I was made aware that the operator of MV2 in this incident, now identified as MA Pass: 8HD155, submitted a Commonwealth of Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Crash Operator Report on 12/14/2019. In said report, the operator admits to striking MV1 and stated that he pulled over on Peabody St., where he remained for approximately 15 minutes awaiting MV1. When MV1 did not arrive, the operator of MV2 attempted to drive away, but realized the damage was too severe and returned to the same spot on Peabody St. I viewed MV2 at Clay Auto Body and observed damage to its left fender/wheel well area, as well as a deployed passenger's side airbag. Upon speaking with the operator of MV2, he reiterated the same information he stated in the above summary of his Commonwealth of Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Crash Operator Report. In the presence of his parents, I advised him on the proper steps to take when involved in an accident, such as the proper exchange of information and the potential ramifications of not doing so. Due to the operator of MV2 being 17 years old, being issued his driver's license 9 months ago and his evident remorse/confusion surrounding the incident, I will not be seeking any charges. I updated the operator of MV1 and provided both parties with an NPD Crash Data Exchange Form.

Operator #1 was driving w/b on Washington St just past Waltham St when his rear passenger decided to open the passenger side door attempting to exit into traffic causing a crash with vehicle #2. The rear passenger door as it opened struck vehicle #2's passenger side mirror and door as it was passing vehicle #1. Operator #2 reports he was driving W/B on Washington St just passing Waltham St when vehicle #1s rear passenger door opened up into traffic striking his passenger side mirror and door.

MV 1 was traveling Northbound on Park St when she drove off the road and crashed into a telephone pole at 40 Park St. Park St is a public way in Newton. There was major damage to the front center, front left, and front right of MV 1. Powerlines covered the vehicle and entrapped the operator. The operator of MV was arrested for OUI (see incident report 19055618) Tody's towed the vehicle.

On Friday December 27th, 2019, at approximately 1348hrs, while assigned to N508 to assist with a funeral escort, I was notified by Dispatch that "MC1" was involved in a crash at the Whole Foods parking lot on Washington Street. Upon arrival I found that Newton Police Motorcycle #1 was involved in a crash while helping to assist a funeral that had just left the Our Lady Church property. Police MC #1 is MA MMC7219, a 2016 Harley Davidson motorcycle. The motorcycle was operated by Officer Rocco Marini. MV #2 was also located on scene and parked in the Whole Food parking lot. This vehicle is MA Reg. 7VN155 a 2017 Lexus ES350. This vehicle was operated by Diana Simkin. Officer Marini reported that he was traveling westbound on Washington Street when he was hit by MV #2 that was making a left (opposite direction) into the Whole Foods parking lot. Officer Marini was in the right hand lane escorting the long line of cars that was part of a funeral procession. These vehicles were in left westbound lane. Officer Marini reported he was in the right hand lane and had his emergency lights on when the collision occurred. Officer Marini did not see MV #2 prior to collision. Officer Marini reported that the front of his motorcycle hit the rear passenger side tire of MV #2. Officer Marini was taken from the scene by Ambulance to Newton Wellesley Hospital. I spoke to the operator of MV #2 Diana Simkin. Simkin reported she was traveling east on Washington Street and wanted to make a left into Whole Foods parking lot when the crash occurred. Simkin reported she was waved into the lot by an unknown motor vehicle headed in the opposite direction. Simkin was not sure which lane this person waved from. Simkin made the left into the lot and was not aware of the crash or did she see MC 1 until she was stuck in traffic in the parking lot and some woman knocked on her window. Simkin reported that she never saw an police emergency flashing lights either. There was minimal damage to Simkin's vehicle. There was scuff marks on the passenger rear tire. Simkin also did not report any injuries. MC #1 sustained some front damage to the wheel fender fairing. The motorcycle was taken from the scene by Tody's. Pictures were taken on scene by Officer McSweeney and given to IT for downloading purposes. While on scene Officer McSweeney and myself went to New England Diamond and Jewelry at 660 Washington Street. We met the owners Dave and Robert Alpert (617-243-0099) who reported that they have video of the collision. In the video I observed at 1346hrs the funeral begin to pass the Whole Foods entrance. At 1348hrs the video shows MV #2 come up in the easttbound lane and stop. The vehicle stops and waits until an unknown white SUV stops to allow MV #2 to make a left turn into the lot. Once this unknown SUV stops, the video shows that MV #2 makes the left and hits MC #1 as he is traveling straight ahead with his emergency lights on. It appears from the video that MC #1 had no warning and could not brake his motorcycle. The video shows a long line of cars in this funeral procession with their emergency flashing lights on. Due to the angle of the video and vehicles I am unable to tell if this SUV had their flashing lights on. The video was sent to Director Smith in IT for downloading purposes. I went to Newton Wellesley Hospital and spoke with Officer Marini. He was reporting soreness to his left elbow. Officer Marini was released from the Hospital and taken back to the station at about 1500hrs. Based on the facts of the investigation, I have issued MA Uniform Citation T0340444 to Diana Simkin for violating 89/8: failure to yield the right of way and for violating 89/7A: interference with an emergency vehicle. Simkin was notified of this citation via telephone at 1730hrs on this day and this citation was mailed to her address. Washington Street is a public way in the City of Newton.

Based on observations, and statements made, the following occurred. The operator of M/V#1 stated that at approx. 21:30 hrs. he parked M/V#1 in a parking lot behind, and parallel to 2011/2013 Chestnut St., in a clearly defined parking spot. M/V#2 appeared to have struck the right rear of M/V#1 pushing it several feet to the left, causing M/V#1's left rear door to impact on a steel balcony support pole (of 2011/2013 Chestnut St. causing damage to M/V#1's left rear door, but no apparent damage to the pole). It appeared that M/V#2 attempted to pull forward, causing damage a long the entire right side of M/V#1, and pushing it a few feet forward, then struck a hand rail causing the hand rail to bend inwards. M/V#2 had left behind a large amount of debris, including MA License Plate Veteran RG9. NPD Dispatch contacted Boston Police (E-5) and requested a unit got to 142 Wren St. Apt/ R1 and make contact with the owner of M/V#2. At approx. 0220 hrs, I contacted BPD (E-5) and was informed that Boston PD confirmed that M/V#2 was at 142 Wren St. with heavy front end damage, missing the front license plate. I was also informed that they made contact with the registered owner and advised him to contact Newton P.D. (See NPD incident report #20003150) After speaking to Robert Godnio, he informed me that his son Wayne Godino had been driving the vehicle on 01/17/2020 at approx. 2100 Hrs. I spoke to Wayne Godino, who stated that someone hit his car behind The Builtmore, and took off, then he left. I advised him that the evidence showed that he struck a parked car. Wayne asked how do you know? there weren't any pieces" I advised him that I recovered the license plate to his fathers car, and he stated "whatever". Charges will be sought for MGL C90 S24 Leaving the scene property damage.

On Saturday, May 23rd at approximately 1540 hours, I responded to 167 Parmenter Rd for a hit & run accident. Reporting person Bradley Bankman stated his daughter in law's vehicle has been parked out in front of his house since last night. This afternoon he noticed fresh damage to the front left end of the vehicle. I observed the vehicle (Mass Reg # 4520NG, 1994 Toyota Coroll Blue) parked in front of the house with a dent on the left front end of the vehicle. Bradley stated he doesn't know which vehicle caused the damage. There are no cameras and no one witnessed the hit & run.

On 07/14/2020 at 12:03hrs I responded to the area of 14 Austin St for a motor vehicle crash involving a City of Newton owned vehicle. Austin St is a public way in the City of Newton. Vehicle 1 a City of Newton owned vehicle, was parked on Austin St in front of 14 Austin St facing eastbound. The operator of Vehicle 1 opened the drivers side door into traffic striking Vehicle 2 which was traveling eastbound on Austin St. As a result of the impact Vehicle 1 sustained damage to the drivers side door. Vehicle 2 sustained damage to the passenger side right fender and front door. Both vehicles were driven from the scene by the operators. No injuries were reported on scene. No transports were required. Pictures were taken and submitted to the NPD IT Bureau.

MV#1 was parked facing south on Elm Street (a public way in the City of Newton) when it collided with MV#2. - OpMv#2 stated she discovered a note on her windshield from Wit#1 informing her that her vehicle had been struck and OpMv#1 left the area. OpMv#2 observed the damage to her vehicle and reported the incident to the police. - Wit#1 stated MV#1 pulling out of a street side parking spot on Elm Street, as the vehicle pulled out of the spot it struck the left side bumper of Mv#2. Wit#1 described OpMv#1 as white male in his twenties. He further stated he observed OpMv#1 attempt to find the owner of the vehicle, however, he did not find them and so he left. He added that OpMv#1 did not leave any contact information OpMV#2 to find and contact him regarding the collision. He stated he was the one who left the note for OpMv#2 informing her that her vehicle was struck. - I observed the damage to the left bumper of MV#2. I made several attempts to make contact with OpMv#1 via telephone on several occasion; contacted Framingham police to contact OpMv#1, to no avail. During my investigation of the incident I discovered that OpMv#1 has a suspended driver's license. I conducted an inspection of the area and did not observe cameras that covered the involved parking stalls. -There were no injuries reported at this time and neither vehicle was towed from the scene. Traffic Bureau Update (Officer Gaudet): On July 27, 2020, I attempted to contact the registered owner of MV1, Toghrul Mustafayev (SA0610793), with a negative result. A "Hit and Run" inquiry was mailed to Mustafayev. On Tuesday, August 4, 2020, I spoke with Mustafayev via telephone. Mustafayev stated he is the owner of MV1 and recalls being involved in an incident on July 24, 2020 in front of 115 Elm Street, Newton. Elm Street is a public way maintained by the City of Newton. Mustafayev stated he was operating his vehicle (2007 Toyota Prius, MA: 93A250), while leaving a parking spot in front of 115 Elm Street. Mustafayev stated as he left the parking spot his vehicle touched another vehicle. Mustafayev stated he exited his vehicle and observed no damage to the other vehicle involved. Mustafayev stated he looked around for the other owner but could not find them. A query of Mustafayev's license status shows it is suspended as of November 18, 2019. I asked Mustafayev if he was aware of his license status. Mustafayev stated he knew it was suspended but he was only changing parking spots when the crash occurred. Mustafayev was advised and will be mailed Massachusetts Uniform Citation T0115912 for Chapter 90, Section 23 (Operating MV After Suspension) and Chapter 90, Section 24(2) (Leaving The Scene of Property Damage). A report and affidavit of an operating after suspension was completed and e-mailed to the Registry of Motor Vehicles at DCUOperatingAfterSuspension@massmail.state.ma.us.

Vehicle 1 a city of Newton Fire Engine was parked in the driveway of Newton Wellesley Hospital 2014 Washington St. Vehicle 2 was located in the driveway directly behind Vehicle 1. Vehicle 2 collided with Vehicle 1 while attempting to pass Vehicle 1 on the left. As a result of the impact Vehicle 1 sustained minor damage to the drivers side. Vehicle 2 sustained damage to the passenger's side front bumper and fender. No injuries were reported. No tows were required. It should be noted that Vehicle 1 was on scene due to a fire alarm activation at Newton Wellesley Hospital. The operator of Vehicle 2 stated that while behind Vehicle 1 he noticed another Fire Engine approaching. The operator of Vehicle 2 stated that he collided with Vehicle 1 while trying to move out of the way of the approaching Fire Engine. Pictures were taken on scene and submitted to the NPD IT Bureau.

City of Newton DPW employee Matthew Dagostino stated that on 08/06/2020 at 10:13 hours he was driving a 2007 International 7400 dump truck south bound on Walnut St in the area of number 457. Walnut St is a public way in the city of Newton. Dagostino stated that the truck was equipped with a sander and it's gross weight was appropriately 26,000 lbs. Dagostino stated that his speed was approximately 25 MPH as he drove past 457 Walnut St. Dagostino stated that a vehicle that was travailing south bound in front of his truck MA reg 491DH5 a 2019 Subaru Impreza stopped short . Dagostino stated that the Subaru stopped to let a pedestrian cross the street. Dagostino stated that when the Subaru stopped abruptly it caught him off guard because there was no marked crosswalk in the area. Dagostino stated when the Subaru stopped short he applied the breaks to his truck and had to turn to the left in an attempt to avoid a crash. Dagostino stated that his truck's front passenger side bumper made contact with the Subaru's rear driver's side bumper and tail light. Dagostino's truck had small scrapes to the front passenger side bumper. Nether operator stated that they were injured and the vehicles were not towed.Lev's vehicle had damage to the rear driver's side bumper and tail light . I took photo's of both vehicle and this disk was tuned over to the NPD's It bureau for downloading. Operator of vehicle two Naomi Lev stated that she was driving south bound on Walnut St when she said she was attempting to turn left into Berwick Rd and stopped to let a pedestrian across over Walnut St . It should be noted that Berwick Rd is approximately 1/2 of a mile south of where the crash occurred. Lev stated that she did stop her vehicle to let a pedestrian across just prior to the crash.

Operator of Vehicle 1 states he was traveling west on Commonwealth Avenue when he got a flat tire in Boston, just prior to the Newton line. At this time operator 1 states he had difficulty maintaining control of vehicle 1. At that time vehicle 1 struck vehicle 2, pushing vehicle 2 up onto the sidewalk and into Vehicle 3. Vehicle 3 was also parked. Vehicle 3 was then pushed into vehicle 4. Medic 1 transported the operator of vehicle 1 to the hospital. Todys towed all 4 vehicles from the roadway. It should be noted the parked vehicles were all registered out of town and at the time of accident we were unable to notify the owners.

On 9/17/2020 at approx 1500hrs while assigned to 497 I responded to the area of Washington St over Rt 128 for a report of a 2 car crash with possible injuries. Upon arrival I found both cars in the parking lot of 2101 Washington St. I spoke with the operator of Ma reg 3CXA91, Emma Lorden who stated she was taking a left out of 2150 Washington St, thought the way was clear when at what she perceived at a high speed she was struck by the operator of Ma reg 122CF6 Patricia Christina . I spoke with Patricia who stated she was travelling Eastbound on Washington St when the other vehicle pulled out across her traffic lane. Patricia had a passport only and admitted she had no license in the U.S. or in Brazil. Patricia issued criminal application citation for violation of MGL 90/10 Unlicensed Operation , her car was towed by Todys Towing. Emma stated she had struck her head but signed a refusal with Cataldo Ambulance.

Operator #1 was driving northbound on Lexington St behind a white box truck (vehicle #2) when she observed the truck strike a large branch from a city tree in front of 450 Lexington St. The branch fell onto the hood of vehicle #1, and the truck continued north without stopping. I observed slight damage to the front of vehicle #1 however a tow was not needed. Medics responded and documented a patient refusal from operator #1. This incident was called in by detail Officer B. Keefe, who was working a National Grid detail at this location (one lane was blocked off by cones but there was still a full travel lane being utilized for northbound traffic). A plate could not be obtained by anybody on scene due to the crash occurring so quickly. It is believed that there was black lettering on the truck, however what it said is unknown. Forestry was notified to remove the branch from the roadway.

ON 12-23-20 AT APPROX. 1426HRS. WHILE WORKING N492 I TOOK A REPORT FOR MOTOR EHICLE ACIENT. UPON ARRIVL AT 1231 WASHINGTON I SPOKE TO THE COMPLAINANT ( MARK DONATO, 1231 WASHINGTON ST., NEWTON,MA. DOB: 9-5-57 ). COMP. WORKS FOR HERITAGE CORPORATION. HE SHOWED ME THE REAR LOT OF 1231 WASHINGTON ST. WHERE HE HAD A LARGE HEAVY DUMPTRUCK. BELOQW THE REAR OF THE TRUCK WAS GLASS AND DEBRIS FROM A PAST ACCIDENT. COMP. SHOWED ME VIDEO FOOTAGE FROM 11-30-20 AT 2150HRS. IN THE VIDEO I VIEWED AND SUV IN THE REAR LOT IDLEING. THE SUV ABRUPTLY BACKS IN TO THE PARKED DUMPTRUCK AND THEN QUICKLY SPEEDS AWAY. VEHILE #1 HAS NO VISIBLE DAMAGE. UNABLE TO ASSESS THE DAMAGE TO VEHICLE #2 ADVISED COMP. TO CONTACT HIS INSURANCE COMPANY.

Vehicle 1 was traveling westbound on Algonquin rd when she stated she saw an animal in the road way. Vehicle 1 then swerved and side swiped vehicle 2 and came to a resting position on the curb across from 86 Algonquin rd. Vehicle 1 owner stated that she heard the motor vehicle accident and came out and observed the damage to her vehicle. MV1 was towed by Todys. No injuries were reported on scene.

On January 30th, 2021 at approximately 13:26 hours while assigned to N491 I responded to #624 Washington St, Santander Bank parking lot, for a hit & run MV crash. On my arrival I spoke with the R/P, victim and owner of vehicle #1. She reported she is employed at the bank and arrived at the employees parking lot at approximately 08:30 hours. She parked her vehicle a gray, 2014 Honda Civic, Ma reg. 5fk-747 in the S/E corner of the parking lot facing the7 Eleven store. She came out from work around 13:15 hours and noticed her rear drivers side had been struck by an unknown vehicle. Vehicle #2, left scene without making itself known.

On Monday 2/22/2021 at approx 0849hrs, while assigned to N491, I responded to 33 Austin St in Newton for a MVA hit and run. There I was met by the owner of MV1 who states that his car was parked in the Austin St lot while getting coffee at Starbucks. He states that a witness to the accident gave him their information. Witness statement: Schreiner states that she had just left Starbucks and heard a crash. When she looked into the Austin St parking lot she could see MV2 make contact with MV1. She said that MV2 then scrapped the side of MV1 with the front passenger side of the vehicle. When MV2 left the parking lot she said that she was able to read the MA plate of 1NTE29. Schreiner said that MV2 was white and looked like a Toyota Highlander operated by a white female w/ blonde hair in her 40's. It is unclear at this time who was operating MV2(MA# 1NTE29). Dracut PD was contacted about the registered owner and I was able to get a phone number. However, the number was to a business she hasn't worked at in five years. Traffic Bureau update (Officer Gaudet): On Monday, February 22, 2021 I was able to make contact with the registered owner of MV2, Ms. Melinda Russo (S29162725). Ms. Russo stated that she was operating her white 2019 Toyota Highlander (MA: 1NTE29) in the Austin Street municipal parking lot this morning. Ms. Russo stated she was backing out of a parking spot when she observed her passenger side mirror collapse in. Ms. Russo stated after she exited the parking spot she pulled her vehicle over and observed no damage to the passenger door mirror area. Ms. Russo stated she fixed her mirror and then left the area. Ms. Russo stated she did not think there would be damage to any other vehicle because she did not have damage on her vehicle. Ms. Russo was advised that if she believes she was involved in a crash, she should make every effort to contact the owner of the other vehicle. Ms. Russo was also advised she can contact the police department for assistance. Ms. Russo will be mailled Massachusetts Uniform Citation T1446762 for Newton City Ordinance Chapter 19, Section 75 (Fail to Use Care). Austin Street is a public way maintained by the City of Newton.

On 03/08/2021 at 1249hrs I responded to 25 Armory St for a motor vehicle crash involving a city of Newton owned motor vehicle. Vehicle 1 described as city of Newton Fire Engine #4 (MA Fire Reg 444) backed into Vehicle 2 which was parked and unoccupied facing northbound on Armory St. As a result of the impact Vehicle 1 sustained little to no visible damage, Vehicle 2 sustained minor damage to the passenger side front bumper. No injuries were reported on scene. No tows were required. Photographs were taken and submitted to the NPD IT Bureau.

Motor vehicle 1 (MV1) was stopped/slowed in traffic facing northbound, with its left turn signal activated as if it was taking a left onto Ballpate Hill Rd., when motor vehicle 2 (MV2), which was also traveling northbound, attempted to pass on the right. As MV2 was about to pass MV1, MV1 made a right hand turn towards the driveway of 153 Brookline St. As a result, MV2 crashed into the passengers side of MV1. MV1 sustained moderated passengers side damage, while MV2 sustained moderate front end damage.

On 03/30/21 at 09:58 hours, Ofc. Marini (N537) and I (Ofc. Wilson (N523) responded to the parking lot of Tedeschi's located at 612 Washington Street for a two car motor vehicle accident involving a city motor vehicle which belonged to the Newton D.P.W.. At the time of the accident, weather conditions were clear and sunny with dry road conditions. The operator of M/V # 1, Danielle Finklea MA D/L S09835151, states she was eastbound on Washington Street in her 18' Mitsubishi Outlander (MA reg. # 9TM745) and turned right in to the parking lot of Tedeschi's. While pulling in, Finklea misjudged the distance that M/V # 2 was parked in a spot to the left of her. She then struck the right side of M/V # 2's rear bumper which sustained scrape marks to it. The Outlander sustained scrapes to the driver's side front quarter panel area and a broken headlight lens cover to that same side. The other vehicle (M/V # 2) was a 2014 Ford F350 pickup bearing MA Official Reg.# M87258 which is owned by the City of Newton Department of Public Works. At the time, the F350 was parked in a parking spot in front of the store unoccupied. The operator, Robert Mazzarella, stated he saw the F350 shake as it had been struck so he walked over to the other operator involved. No injuries reported. Ofc. Marini took digital photos of the scene and submitted them to the I.T. Bureau.

On Saturday, 4/3/2021, at approximately 0400 hours, I Ofc Murphy and 492 Ofc Helms were dispatched to a MVA hit and run on 767 Washington St. The victim and operator of MV 1, Mr. Jesse Huggins stated he was rear ended and MV 2 continued eastbound on Washington St and took a right onto Harvard St. I arrived on scene and spoke to Jesse. Jesse stated the accident occurred further westbound on Washington St at the approximate location of 821 Washington St. Jesse stated MV 1 was traveling eastbound on Washington when he was rear ended by MV 2. MV 2 continued driving eastbound on Washington St and took the first right hand turn onto Harvard St. MV 1 sustained heavy damage to the rear and both rear tires. Jesse was not injured from the accident. MV 1 was towed by Todys. A towed motor vehicle sheet was filled out and filed in the proper basket. Ofc Helms and Sgt Fleming followed a fluid trail from Harvard St to Potter St where they located a red mid sized sedan matching the description of the vehicle with heavy front end damage. After MV 1 was towed away, I arrived on Potter St. MV 2 sustained major front end damage. The radiator was still hissing from the fluid leak that had lead officers to the location. The vehicle is registered to Mr. Jordan Greeley of Avon MA. Attempts to locate the operator of MV 2 yielded negative results. Dispatch contacted the Avon Police Department and requested they check for him at his address of 654 West Main St in Avon MA. At approximately 0530 hours, Avon police spoke with Jordan's mother who stated he was not home. Debris from MV 2 was collected at the scene of 821 Washington St and recorded into property and evidence. See incident report number 21014394. This incident will be further investigated. On Saturday, 4/3/2021, at approximately 1500 hours, Mr. Kevin Pineda called the station and admitted he was operating MV 2. Kevin is the brother in law to the owner of MV 2, Jordan Greeley. At approximately 1600 hours, Kevin came into the station and spoke with me. Kevin stated he was driving MV 2 home from work to his brothers house 28 R Meadow St from the job site on Calvary St in Waltham. Kevin further stated he remembered being behind MV 1 on Washington St and began to fall asleep behind the wheel near the intersection of Washington St and Walnut St. At 821 Washington St MV 2 rear ended MV 1. Kevin stated the impact woke him up and panicked him. Kevin stated he was scared because he has a bad driving record and did not want to lose his license again. Kevin further stated he continued operating MV 2 Eastbound on Washington St to Potter St. Kevin was issued Massachusetts Uniform Citation T 2080797 for MGL Ch 90/24(2) Leaving the Scene of property damage. For crashing into MV 1, acknowledging the crash and continuing to operate MV 2 away from the scene, MGL Ch 90/ 24(2)A Operating to Endanger. For falling asleep at the wheel and creating an unsafe environment for other drivers, MGL Ch 85/36 Spilling or inadequately covered load for continuing to operate MV 2 while fluid leaked from radiator onto the road way. All streets listed are public ways in the City of Newton. Due to Kevin's driver history and today's incident, an immediate threat form was filled out and emailed to the RMV.

Vehicle 1 was parked in a proper parking spot on the right side of 1280 Centre St. Witness 1 stated that she saw vehicle 2 traveling westbound around the corner of 1280 Centre St building. (should be noted that Vehicle 2 was driving the wrong way down a one way road) Witness 1 stated vehicle 2 then attempted to make a U-Turn (3 point turn) to properly turn around and drive the correct way. Witness 1 stated she saw vehicle 2's front bumper make contact with vehicle 1's rear bumper approximately 4 times to the point of vehicle 1 being pushed forward twice. Witness 1 then took out her cell phone and took 2 pictures of Vehicle 2 leaving the scene without leaving proper information. Witness 1 left a note on vehicle 1 car with proper information of vehicle 2. Dispatcher Capoli contacted the owner of Vehicle 2. Vehicle 2 owner denied he was in a motor vehicle accident. Needham Officer went to Vehicle 2 residence to check damage on vehicle. Vehicle 2 owner would not allow Needham Officer into his garage to inspect damage.

On April 19th, 2021 at approximately 12:48 hours while working N491 I responded to #146 Norwood Ave for a report of a past MV crash. On my arrival I spoke with the R/P, owner of the vehicle involved, Ann William. She stated she received a call from her daughter around 11:40 this morning that someone had backed into her vehicle(2019 Subaru wagon) which was parked in the driveway to the above address. The other vehicle involved had driven away after the crash. Ms William informed me of a witness identified as Wagner Calhau (978-413-3927). She stated she had already spoken with him and he emailed her a copy of the video he took of the other involved vehicle. The witness apparently was doing work across the street when he witnessed this accident. I located the witness who was still on scene across the street. He reported the following: A truck was dumping some gravel to his job site and had temporarily blocked the street. A pick up truck heading W/B became impatient waiting for the truck to move and began to turn around to head back E/B. The pick up proceeded to back up into the driveway of #146 Norwood Ave to turn around. The truck as it backed into the driveway backed into the rear drivers side to vehicle #1 causing damage. The witness then grabbed his cell phone but was only able to begin recording as vehicle #2 was driving away. Witness showed me the video footage he captured on his cell phone. The pick up truck appeared to be silver in color with a tarp in the back. The license plate I couldn't discern. The operator was not visible.from the video. I will have the video emailed to our IT bureau to see if they can enhance the video for the purposes of capturing the license plate for the pick up truck. I will further investigate if IT bureau is able to enhance the video that shows the suspects license plate.

On 4/24/2021 at approx 0756 I responded to NWH west parking lot for a report of a past hit and run. Upon arrival i was met by reporting party , Scott Dragonetti who stated he and his wife Jennifer Dragonetti had parked their car on Wednesday 4/21/2021 at approx 1315hrs to go have their baby. Upon returning to the car today Scott found front left damage to his car consistent with somebody backing out of the space next to him. The car had minor creasing and white paint transfer on the front left with damage to the lens covers. NWH security stated to Scott they would check for security footage and relay advise if they found anything. Scott was contacted by NWH security on 4/25/2021that they had footage of the hit and run. I contacted NWH upon my return to work on 4/27/2021 and left a message with NWH Security to forward the footage to my work email. Traffic Bureau update (Officer Gaudet): On Friday, April 30, 2021 I responded to Newton Wellesley Hospital to try and retrieve the survellance footage they have capturing the crash. Security Staff there stated there was a miscommunication and they actually do not have any footage of the crash. At this time, there is no information on the vehicle that left the scene.

THE OPERATOR OF MV#1 WAS PARKING AT THE ARABIC BAPTIST CHURCH IN THE PARKING LOT. THE OPERATOR OR MV#1 DID NOT STOP PROPERLY AND CRASHED INTO A NO PARKING SIGN OVER THE CURB. THERE WAS DAMAGE TO THE FRONT OF MV#1 AND THE SIGN WAS KNOCKED OVER/ BROKEN. MV#1 WAS UNREGISTERED AND TOWED BY TODYS. MA UNIFORM CITATION (WARNING ) #T2014106 WAS ISSUES CHAPTER 90/9. UNREGISTERED MV. THERE WERE NO INJURIES AND THE PROPERTY MANAGER SINOTE IBRAHIM WAS NOTIFIED ABOUT THE ACCIDENT AND DAMAGE. A VEHICLE INVENTORY FORM WAS FILLED OUT.

Motor vehicle 1 (MV1) stopped in traffic facing southbound in front of 143 Bridge Street when motor vehicle 2 (MV2), which was also stopped in traffic behind MV1, let off the break and crashed into the rear of MV1. As a result of the crash MV1 sustained very minor rear end damage, while MV2 sustained very minor front end damage.

At approximately 0558HRs on Monday, May 10, 2021, I responded to 303 Auburn St. for a report of a 3 car motor vehicle crash. Upon arrival, I observed the 3 vehicles in question, which included MV1 (MA Pass: 922WA6) in the roadway and MV 2 (MA Con:J95164)/MV3 (MA Pass:3CR718) which were angle parked. Upon speaking with the operator of MV1, they stated that they were traveling on Auburn St. (West Bound ), when their coffee cup fell out of the cup holder and as they attempted to catch it, they inadvertently caused MV1 veer out of the roadway, colliding with MV2 and push it into MV3 and a city tree in front of the above address. Upon processing the scene, I observed damage to the driver's side fender/hood area of MV1, where it struck MV2. MV2 sustained damage to its driver's side fender/hood area, center bumper/hood area and passenger's side fender/hood area; its rear bumper where it struck the tree did not show any signees of outward damage. MV3 sustained damage to its driver's side fender/bumper area. The operator of MV1 reported no injuries and the remaining 2 operators were inside a local eatery during the time of the crash. Todys Services arrived and removed MV1, while MV2/MV3 were driven away. Dispatch notified Forestry to examine the tree. And I cleared without incident.

On Thursday May 13th, 2021 at approximately 1353 hours myself and several units responded 55 Chapel Street for a motor vehicle that struck a pedestrian. At the time of the accident the weather was sunny and the road surface was dry. Chapel Street is a public way owned and maintained by the City of Newton. Upon arrival Fire and medical personnel were attempting to remove the pedestrian from underneath the vehicle as her right leg was stuck in the undercarriage. Fire and medics were able to successfully free the pedestrian from the vehicle and render medical attention. The pedestrian was identified as Beth Herr ( S58524067) and it was determined that she was also the owner of the vehicle involved. I spoke to witness Joe Shields who stated he was outside his house located at 56 Chapel Street when his attention was brought to a blue SUV that was unoccupied moving backwards down Chapel Street. Joe stated he first witnessed the operator of the motor vehicle pull up to the UPS drop box located on the sidewalk across the street from his house. He stated he saw the female operator step out of the vehicle and drop off a package. Next he saw the vehicle start to roll backwards and the female operator opened the drivers side door and attempted to pull the emergency break. He stated the vehicle overtook her and she fell to the ground with her foot stuck under the car. Joe states he heard her yell and saw her get dragged by the vehicle to the opposite side of the street where the vehicle was stopped by the curb. Joe stated he tried to assist the woman but she was yelling in pain and he did not want to cause more injury so he waited for help to arrive. Witness Robyn Preston stated she was walking on Chapel Street when she saw the blue SUV rolling backwards with no one inside the vehicle. She states she then saw a woman try to stop the vehicle but she got dragged underneath the vehicle to its final resting place. Robyn stated she stayed on scene until help arrived. I was able to speak with Beth inside the ambulance prior to being transported to the hospital. Beth was conscious and alert but in a considerable amount of pain and discomfort. I asked her what happened to which she stated she drove her blue Toyota Rav4 MA REG: 1FHM53 to the UPS drop box located in the area of 55 Chapel Street. She stated she thought she put the vehicle in park but must not have as it started to roll backwards when she got out of the car. She states she tried to stop the car by opening the drivers side door and attempting to pull the emergency break. The car over took her and she was dragged to the ground with her right foot stuck underneath the vehicle. She was dragged across the street where the vehicle was finally stopped by a curb. Beth sustained minor scrapes and road rash on various parts of her body and her right leg was injured. Fallon medics transported her to the Brigham & Womens Hospital to be treated. Her husband was contacted using Beth's cell phone and notified of the accident. Captain Boudreau and I were able to drive her vehicle to her residence at 50 Broadway Street, Newton. Her vehicle was left parked outside her house and her car keys were left with her husband who was inside the residence. The vehicle did not sustain any damage. Pictures of the scene were taken and submitted to the IT Bureau. I will be following up with Beth at the hospital to check on her status. On Friday May 14th at 0900 hours I spoke with Beth on the phone. She stated she is home from the hospital and doing much better. She states she has right leg pain and road rash from the accident.

ON 5-23-21 AT APPROX. 1422HRS. WHILE WORKING N492 I TOOK A REPORT FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT HIT AND RUN. UPON ARRIVAL AT 100 HULL ST. I SPOKE TO THE OWNER OF VEHICLE #1. SHE STATES SHE PARKED HER VEHICLE ACROSS FROM 100 HULL ST. AT 1300HRS. WHEN SHE RETURNED TO HER VEHICLE AT 1410HRS. SHE NOTICED THERE WAS DAMAGE TO THE LEFT FT. QUARTER PANEL. THERE WERE NO OTHER PARTIES IN THE AREA WHO WITNESSED A CRASH. VEHICLE #1 HAD LEFT FT QTR PANEL DAMAGE AND SCRAPES. DRIVER REPORTED NO INJURIES. DRIVER WAS ADVISED TO CONTACT HER INSURANCE COMPANY. CLEARED WITHOUT FURTHER INCIDENT. VEHICLE #1 WAS NOT TOWED.

On Monday, July 12th 2021, at approximately 5:24pm, I, Officer Brooks, responded to the parking lot of the Barn, 229 Walnut street, for a car accident. I spoke with the owner of MV1(MA REG 9937PH), who stated she had been parked here all day, and when she came out to her car there was a note on the windshield stating "Sorry i hit your car, foot slipped on wet". Her vehicle sustained damage to the drivers side front bumper. The note contained the license plate for MV2 (MA REG 54542), and the registered owners name. Dispatch attempted to reach her by phone but was unable to speak with her. MV2 was still on scene and parked in front of MV1. MV2 had minor damage to the front bumper. It appears the operator of MV2 was pulling into the parking spot and struck MV1. There were no injuries and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. The report number was given to both involved parties.

Mv1 was parked facing eastbound resting on the Centre St bridge curb. MV1 had extensive damage to the front end of the vehicle as well as 3 tires popped. MV1 was involved in a single car motor vehicle accident. Operator 1's parent signed a patient refusal due to being a minor. Todys's towed MV1. Operator of MV1 was subsequently arrested for multiple motor vehicle violations.

ON 7-21-21 AT APPROX. 1229HRS. WHILE WORKING N492 I TOOK A REPORT FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT HIT AND RUN. UPON ARRIVAL AT 112 ADENA RD. I SPOKE TO THE OWNER OF VEHICLE #1. SHE STATES SOMETIME BETWEEN 0030-0900HRS. SOMEONE DRIVING S-BOUND ON ADENA HAD HIT THE DRIVER SIDE REAR VIEW MIRROR ON HER VEHICLE. THE MIRROR WAS KNOCKED BACK AND THE GLASS WAS BROKEN. DRIVER STATED SHE DOES NOT KNOW WHO BROKE HER MIRROR. COMP. ADVISED TO CONTACT HER INSURANCE COMPANY. CLEARED WITHOUT FURTHER INCIDENT.

ON 8-13-21 AT APPROX. 1220HRS. WHILE WORKING N492 I TOOK A REPORT FOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT HIT AND RUN. UPON ARRIVAL AT 14 MT. IDA ST. I SPOKE TO THE LESSEE ( CHRISTIAN FALK ) OF VEHICLE #1. LESSEE STATES HE PARKED HIS CAR ON THE STREET IN FRONT OF 14 MT. IDA ST AND SOMETIME BETWEEN 0030-1200HRS. SOMEONE HIT HIS CAR AND SPED AWAY. VEHICLE #1 HAD LEFT REAR QTR. PANEL DAMAGE, LEFT REAR DOOR DENTS AND LEFT REAR TIRE SCRAPES. IT WAS DIFFICULT TO TELL FROM THE DAMAGE THE ANGLE AS WELL AS THE POSSIBLE VEHICLE INVOLVED. DRIVER ADVISED TO CONTACT HIS INSURANCE COMPANY. CLEARED WITHOUT FURTHER INCIDENT.

MV1 was traveling Westbound on Crafts St. when MV1 crossed the double yellow solid line, hopped the curb and crashed into a telephone pole just prior to the intersection of Crafts St. and California St. Owner/ operator of MV1 stated he was rear ended causing him to crash. Located in front of 324 Crafts St. There were no indications of a second vehicle and the operator was concluded to be under the influence of alcohol. See incident report 21039916 for further information. The vehicle had not been towed yet, since the vehicle was trapped under a broken/ hanging part of the telephone pole. The vehicle will be towed as soon as the power company is able to replace the pole.

On 9/22/21, Sgt Walton was in N506 (first half). H was attempting to stop a fleeing suspect after a shop lifting incident. MV Operator #1, Newton Police Sgt Walton attempted to block an egress from a parking lot located at #0 Dedham Street. This is the driveway to and from the Newton Highlands Playground. The suspects mv struck the rear passenger side of N506, causing moderate damage. (see police incident #21040584). Pictures taken and attached to report. MV Operator 2, Demaris Hardy admitted that he was trying to flee when he made contact with the newton cruiser. MV operator #2 was cited by Newton Officer Crowe for the crash: > Chp 90/24 operating to endanger > Chp 90/24/2 leaving the scene of property damage > Chp 90/23 operating a mv with a suspended license

On 09/28/2021 @ approx. 0339 hrs. while on patrolin the area of 1717 Beacon St. I, Officer Sullivan, observed two motor vehicles pulled off to the side of the Beacon St. (public way). The rear vehicle MA Reg. W27879 had its hazard lights on with the operator, in the vehicle, in the driver's seat. The forward vehicle MA Reg. 3FHK99 also with its operator seated in the driver's seat. The vehicle was running and the operator was testing the operation of the vehicle by slowly moving forward by tapping the accelerator. I observed the vehicle to have tire/wheel damage to multiple tires. I activated my blue lights and exited my cruiser. As I approached the two vehicles I instructed the forward operator identified as Jiang, Xuan to stop the vehicle. The operator from the rear vehicle exited his vehicle. He was identified as Tao,Haichun. Mr. Tao stated his friend (Mr. Jiang) called him and stated he had a damaged tire. I later discovered through continued conversation that Tao is his boss. The two men work at IQ kitchen restaurant located at 1158 Beacon St, Newton. The location of the business is approximately 1 mile from the location of this incident. Jiang stated he was coming from work. while speaking with Jiang the odor of Alcoholic beverage was detected. further information in regards to this incident is documented. Reference Newton PD incident report #21041400. The location of a crash is unknown at this time. The vehicle sustained damage along the passenger side of the vehicle, mirror taken off and damage to three tires; two front and rear passenger. The vehicle MA Reg. 3FHK99 was towed from the area of 1717 Beacon St, Newton by Tody's Towing. The Incident/crash to be further investigated with pending MV violations.

I responded to 234 Langley Road for a two car M/V crash with entrapment. Upon arrival with other officers, Fire, and medics I saw the following. MV1 was flipped over on the road way and the operator was still in the vehicle, but the passenger was outside the vehicle. MV1 Hit a parked MV2 unoccupied. MV1 was traveling north on Langley Rd when MV1 swerved to its right and made contact with the left rear bumper of the MV 2. The impact of the two MV's caused MV1 to flip over and land on its roof. Based on my observation the scene indicated : day light, clear and there were no road defects. I took numerous pictures which were submitted to IT bureau so they can be attached to this report. Both MV1 driver and passenger were taken to Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. Tody's arrived on scene and took possession of both MV's. A canvas of the area resulted with one neighbor at 255 Langley who witnessed the accident. Mr. Vish Showdhary stated that he saw MV1 driving on Langley Rd when MV1 crashed into the parked MV. He stated that there were no other vehicles on the road and that MV1 drove right into the parked vehicle. The scene was cleaned and I went to Beth Israel Hospital to speak with the operator and passengers of MV1. The operator of MV1 stated that they have no recollection of what happened. She stated that she does not know how she hit the parked MV and that the last thing she remembers is being pulled out of the rolled over MV by the Fire Department. The passenger in MV1 stated that he does not remember how the crash occurred. He stated that he was unsure how MV1 crashed into MV2. He stated thathe was able to get out of the MV without a problem. After a review of the crash I am citing MV1 with the following. M.G.L 89/4A Marked lanes and M.G.L 90/24E Negligent Operation.(Citation # 1445881) Furthermore a request for immediate threat license revocation was filled and submitted to the RMV. The MV Citation was delivered to the operator of MV1 in hand at the Beth Israel Hospital.

On Wednesday, February 2, 2022 while assigned to Traffic Bureau N525, I observed a single car motor vehicle crash in the parking lot of 28 Austin Street, Newton. I observed a 2019 Toyota Rav 4 (MA: 2LK212 ) entere the parking lot from Austin Street and attempt to make a left turn into parking spot 7063. The front passenger side headlight area of the vehicle made contact with the cement corner of the enclosed parking area. I observed no damage to the corner of the cement wall next to the parking spot. I observed minor damage to the front passenger side headlight/bumper area of MV1. The operator of the vehicle, Ms. Carline Bijou (S13761288), reported no injuries.

On 02/07/22 I was dispatched to Washington St. @ Center St. for a two car motor vehicle accident. Upon arrival the operator of MV1 stated that he was driving on the right lane of Washington St and turned right to merge onto Center St (S/B). The operator of MV1 stated that the operator of MV2 was in the middle lane when he tried to merge onto the right lane which caused MV1 to hit MV2 on the right side of the bumbler. As they continued driving straight MV2 stopped which caused MV1 to tap the rear bumper of MV2 Causing minor damages to the bumper. The operator of MV2 stated that he was the one driving on right lane when the operator of MV1 hit him in the rear bumper. The operator of MV2 stated that he had the right away which is why MV1 crashed into his bumper. I asked the operator of the of MV2 how did he get damage on the right side of his vehicle to which he replied he was not sure, and that it was there already. He then continued to say that he must of hit the snow bank which caused the damage but the snow bank was a lot lower than where the damage was. Based on my observation the damage is consistent with what the operator of MV1 stated. Medics arrived on scene and both operators denied medical attention.

MV 1 was traveling westbound on Charlesbank RD when MV 2 crossed the double yellow line and struck MV 1. MV 1 sustained major damage to all areas and the right side air bags deployed. The operator of MV 1(Mr. Nathan Clark) sustained no apparent injuries and signed a patient refusal with Fallon medics. MV 1 was towed by Tody's Services due to it being disabled on a public way. MV 2 was traveling eastbound on Charlesbank Rd when she crossed the double yellow lines and struck MV 1. The operator of MV 2 (Ms. Monique Hartley) stated she had been up for too long and was beginning to feel weak while operating MV 2. The operator of MV 2's husband (Mr. Thomas Clark) arrived on scene. Thomas and Monique explained Monique is a stage 4 cancer patient and has been undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Monique had no apparent injuries from the accident and signed a patient refusal. Thomas further stated he was going to follow up with Moniques doctors and have her evaluated by them. MV 2 was towed by Tody's services due to it being disabled on a public way.

On Thursday April 7th, 2022 at approximately 1408 hours I responded to the area of 755 Dedham Street or a motor vehicle accident involving a school bus. At the time of the accident the weather was cloudy and the road surface was dry. Dedham Street is a public way owned and maintained by the city of Newton. Upon arrival I was informed that the school bus was not a city contracted bus and was from the town of Needham. There were no students on the bus at the time of the accident, just the bus driver identified as Charles Jerome and the bus monitor identified as Iola Karen Blake. Charles stated he was stopped in a line of traffic when the bus was struck from behind. No injuries were reported and there was minor damage to the rear end of the bus. The operator of the other vehicle involved was identified as Ariel Fengler. Ariel stated she was traveling behind the school bus and attempted to step on the brakes as the traffic was slowing down. Ariel stated she has a boot on her foot from a previous injury and the boot got stuck under the pedals and she panicked and could not stop her vehicle from hitting the school bus. Ariel stated she was not injured and her vehicle suffered heavy front end damage. Her vehicle was able to leave the scene and no tow was needed.

Vehicle 1 was parked in the parking lot of the Star Market at #33 Austin St when Vehicle 2 attempted to park in the adjacent parking space. While doing so, the front left corner of Vehicle 2 made contact with the driver's side rear door and rear quarter panel causing minor scratches to both vehicles. The operator of Vehicle 1 confronted the operator of Vehicle 2 who stated "You're crazy!" before going across the street to get coffee from Starbucks. When the operator of Vehicle 2 returned she apologized to the operator of Vehicle 1 but felt uncomfortable and left the area without providing her information to the other operator. The operator of Vehicle 2 was issued MA Uniform Citation #T1448098 for leaving the scene with property damage and an incident report was completed (See Report #22019777).There were no injuries due to this accident and neither vehicle was towed.