crash_reports

On 09/30/2020, while assigned to N494, I, Officer Conary, responded to the intersection of Centre Street and Ward Street for a minor MVA. Upon arrival, both vehicles were pulled safely on the side of Ward Street. Operator of MV1 stated that they were sitting at the light Southbound on Centre Street at Ward Street when they were hit from the rear by MV2. Operator of MV2 stated that she was traveling Southbound on Centre Street when she looked up in the rearview minute for a moment and then hit MV1 rear bumper. There was minor damage to the front of MV2. Both operators declined medical attention. Both vehicles were able to be driven from scene. No further incident to report.

MV1 was stopped a few cars back from the intersection of Centre St at Ward St at a red light when a vehicle rear-ended him. The collision took place in front of 1010 Centre St while MV1 was heading Northbound on Centre St. MV1 sustained damage to the rear end bumper of the vehicle. The vehicle that hit MV1 sped off through the intersection continuing north on Centre St. MV1 was not disabled and the operator, Marc Cieri did not complain of any injuries at this time.

-OpMv#1 came to the Newton Police Station to report that she stoped in traffic traveling northbound on Center Street when MV#1 was struck on the driverside front quarter panel by MV#2 as it drove by her. OpMv#1 stated she observed MV#2's emergency light, but did not hear the siren. She stated MV#2 continued traveling north. OpMv#1 stated she did not have the police respond to the scene because she did not know what to do. OpMv#1 did not report any injuries at this time. -OpMV#2 responded to the station to investigate the collision with Mv#1. OpMv#2 stated he was traveling north on Centre Street responding to a motor vehicle collision. He stated his emergency lights were on as he traveled on Centre Street. He stated he was not aware of the collision or else he would have stopped in accordance with NFD motor vehicle Collision Policy. -I spoke to the passengers of MV#2 and their statements coincided with those made by OpMv#2. Newton Fire Department C-2 responded to the station and conducted an inspection of the vehicle. -I conducted and inspection of Mv#1 and I observed the driver's side headlight shell casing and bumper was cracked and damaged. I observed a deep dent on the fender panel, but, OpMv#1 stated that damage was there before. I next observed the was scuffing on the surface but did not observe any paint transference. I next conducted an inspection of the right side of MV#2. I did not see obvious damage to the surface of truck. I did observe some minor scratches and nick on MV#2 however, the crew explained it was old wear and tear and the truck was a 1994 model. - There were no injuries reported a the time of this report and neither vehicle needed to be towed. I took pictures of the damage to MV#1 and of Mv#2 and I have submitted them to IT bureau to be attached to this report. I nformed Sgt. McLean of this incident, who then in turn notified the Officer In Charge.

The operator of MV#1 was traveling south bound on Centre Street coming up to the intersection at Ward Street when she rear ended MV#2 who was pushed into MV#3. MV#2 and MV#3 were stopped at the red light. There was major damage to the front of MV#1 and rear end damage to MV#2 and MV#3. MV#1 was towed by Tody's towing. The operator of MV#1 and passenger signed a medical refusal. There was no airbag deployment.