crash_reports

The operator of MV#1 stated he was stopped facing eastbound at the stop light on Washington St. by Cherry St. The operator of MV#2 stated she became distracted looking at the vehicle in he rearview mirror as she approached the stop light on Washington St. by Cherry St. Operator of MV#2's inattention caused MV#2 to rear end MV#1. Damage to both vehicles consistent with a rear end collision. No injuries reported and no tows needed.

OPERATOR OF MV 3 REAR ENDED MV 2, WHO THEN REAR ENDED MV 1 DUE TO THE IMPACT OF MV 3 STRIKING THEM FROM BEHIND. ALL THREE MV'S WERE TRAVELING ON CENTRE ST MERGING ONTO CENTRE AVE AT THE TIME OF THE CRASH. DAMAGE SUSTAINED TO ALL 3 VEHICLES AND NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED.

MV1 was traveling Northbound out of the parking lot and attempting to pull out Westbound onto Brandeis Rd. while MV3 was stopped in the Eastbound lane, allowing for MV1 to pull out. When MV1 pulled out they struck MV2 who was traveling Westbound on Brandeis Rd. MV1 subsequently hit MV3 from the impact. MV1 had damage to the front right of the vehicle and driver side door. MV2 had damage to the driver side door. MV3 had damage to the driver side door. There were no injuries and MV1 was towed from the scene. A towed MV form was completed and filed with NPD. Operator of MV1 was issued in hand MA Uniform Citation #T1447650 MGL Ch. 89/8 Failure to Yield to oncoming Traffic while attempting to turn left.

The operator of MV1 stated she was at the red light on Washington Street, over the Mass Pike bridge, attempting to go straight on to Centre Street. When the light turned green, the operator attempted to yield and continue straight while the vehicle behind her was attempting to go left, on to Washington Street. The operator of MV2, struck the rear driver side bumper of MV1 causing minor damage. The operator of MV2, failed to stop and exchange information and continued on Washington Street, westbound. The operator of MV1 got a partial plate of 526L, Gray Honda CRV. I checked the area for the vehicle yielding negative results. Dispatch attempted to locate a vehicle with the partial plate, yielding negative results. The operator of MV1 was not injured.

Vehicle #1 was parked in a legal parking spot at level P1 of the Wegman's parking garage. Vehicle #2 was backing up the ramp after a verbal altercation and attempted to exit the parking garage. While backing and turning the vehicle, vehicle #2 struck vehicle #1. Vehicle #2 then left the scene. The vehicle is registered to Texano JR corp. See incident report # 22018894

On Tuesday May 31, 2022 at approx. 1744 hours Sgt. P. Wade, Officer R. Cheu and I responded to Beacon Street at Garland Road for a report of a motor vehicle crash involving a cyclist. Upon arrival I observed the crash occurred during the evening hours, Beacon Street and Garland Road are both public ways in the City of Newton, which are also maintained by the City. The roadway appeared to have no defects on it. Traffic volume on Beacon Street was heavy congested in east/west directions. I observed the cyclist later identified as Clair-Solene Beck d.o.b. 4-13-99 of 1870 Beacon Street Brookline MA sitting on the curb on Garland Road with an apparent left shoulder injury. Medics arrived on scene and rendered aid to the cyclist. I observed MA registration 93N560 a white Nissan Altima registered to the operator Joan- Antointte - Adija -Seidu d.o.b. 9-11-93 100 Tremont Street # 19 Brighton MA 02135 that had some damage to the right rear passenger door. The cyclist, Ms. Beck stated she was traveling west on Beacon Street, wearing her helmet on her Trek cycle, color blue, on the right side of traffic, approaching Garland Road. She stated while traveling west, vehicle one traveled north onto Garland Road and she had little reaction time to stop. She applied the brakes and had contact with vehicle one on the rear right side passenger door. She stated her vision was obstructed of the intersection of Garland Road due to the size of the vehicles in the heavy traffic volume. The operator of V1 Ms. Seidu stated she was traveling east on Beacon Street stopped at the intersection of Garland Road, applied her left turn signal. She stated a vehicle stopped on the westbound travel lane of Beacon Street just prior to the intersection of Garland Road and motioned her hand for her to make her turn. Ms. Seidu stated she accelerated forward turned left (north) onto Garland Road when she felt an impact on her right rear passenger door. She stated she immediately stopped observed the cyclist and rendered aid. Ms. Beck was transported by Medics to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for a left shoulder injury at this time and Medics also placed the cycle in their ambulance with the cyclist. I took pictures of the crash site area that will be down loaded at the I.T. Bureau. All parties advised of the process and we cleared the scene.

On June 2nd, 2022 at approximately 13:02 hours while assigned to N491 I responded to #17 Russell Rd for a past hit & run crash. On my arrival I spoke with the R/P, Jason Kenyon. He stated he found a note on his vehicle from his neighbor, Monique Ricard, #18 Russell Rd, stating she observed a dark blue vehicle, Ma plate 3XCB84, operated by a B/M crash into the front of his vehicle. Mr Kenyons vehicle was parked in his driveway facing out. Wit ness thought the operator was going to leave a note but never did. I queried the suspects vehicles registration and it came back on a 2020 Blue Toyota Corolla, to a Samiir Muhamed, #36 Oakcrest Rd, Hyde Park Ma. Dispatch attempted to locate a telephone listing for the owner to no avail. Witness further reported that the suspect vehicle originally came out W/B from Charlesbank Terrence and appeared to have hit his accelerator instead of his brake causing his vehicle to accelerate forward into the driveway of #17 Russell Rd crashing into vehicle #1. Vehicle#2's damage would be on the passenger side front/quarter. video of this crash was later sent to the Traffic bureau. This crash will be further investigated by the traffic bureau.

MV 1 was traveling south bound on Walnut St in front of 331 Walnut when she followed MV 2 too closely and rear ended her. MV 1 sustained major damage to its front end and was towed by Tody's for it being disabled. The operator of MV 1, Ms. Perla Heredia, was cited for driving without a license, unregistered motor vehicle, and attaching incorrect plates on the vehicle (MA reg 2KYY53). A police incident report was also completed ( incident number 22019531) MV 2 was traveling straight southbound on Walnut St when she was rear ended. MV 2 sustained minor damage to her rear end. MV 2 was able to be driven away by the operator. MV 2 was advised of this crash report number. There were no injuries to either party.

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.

On 06/06/2022, while assigned to N494, I, Officer Conary, responded to a 3 car MVA at 629 Commonwealth Ave. Upon arrival, I spoke with the Operator of MV1 who explained to me that they were traveling Westbound on Commonwealth Ave when they used their left signal to enter the left turn only lane. As MV1 entered the lane, they hit MV2. MV1 then swerved and hit MV3 who was in the center lane. I spoke with the Operator of MV2 who explained to me that they were stopped in traffic in the left turn only lane Westbound on Commonwealth Ave, when they were hit by MV1 on the right rear side panel. Operator of MV2 said they didn't see what happened. I spoke with the Operator of MV3 who explained to me that they were traveling Westbound on Commonwealth Ave in the center lane when they were hit by MV1 on the left rear side panel. Operator of MV3 said she saw MV1 entered the left turn only lane and then turn into the center lane where they were hit. MV1 has minor damage to the front bumper and sides, MV2 has damage to the right rear panel, MV3 had damage to the left rear panel. MV1 and MV3 were towed from scene. All parties declined medical attention.

MV#1 stated they were attempting to turn east onto Washington St. from Armory St. when their view became obstructed by MV#3 (unknown vehicle) which was traveling westbound on Washington St. As MV#1 began to turn eastbound onto Washington St. it collided with MV#2 which was also traveling westbound on Washington St. alongside MV#3. MV#2 collided into MV#1 front and side causing significant damage resulting in MV#1's front and side airbags to deploy.. MV#2 sustained heavy front end damage. Both vehicles were towed from the scene, no injuries were reported.

Operator of MV1 states she was traveling west on Commonwealth Ave. after leaving the grocery store. She states she was feeling tired and must not have been paying attention. When she looked up she saw the grassy median and a telephone pole. She heard a pop and then swerved and MV1 rolled landing on its passenger side. Operator of MV1 was evaluated by medics and signed a patient refusal. It appears as if MV1 struck the curb with the left front tire, popping the tire and splitting the rim, also causing suspension damage. The vehicle then subsequently rolled onto its right side. Also possible striking the telephone pole. Eversource was notified to inspect pole. Todys up righted and towed MV1. NFD Engine 2 took care of the spill.

On 06/06/20222, while assigned to N494, I, Officer Conary, responded to 76 Eldredge Street for a report of a hit and run. Upon arrival, I met with Operator of MV1 who explained to me that they were working in the building when a co-worker notified them that MV1 was hit by a white Mercedes that had left the area. Operator of MV1 was able to get a license plate of the vehicle. His co worker and another worker said a female was driving. The registration came back to a male party out of Weymouth. Newton Dispatch called Weymouth Police with negative results. There was an address listed out of Boston. I called Boston Police and have not heard back from them. I spoke with workers at Riverside Community Care who share the parking lot, and one of the associates is going to send an email to the rest of the staff. They were advised to notify Newton Police. There was minor damage to MV1 on the door. There would be damage on MV2 rear bumper.

The operator of MV#1 stated he was traveling northbound on Highland St. when he became distracted attempting to locate the street sign to input into his GPS. The driver's lack of attention to the roadway resulted in his vehicle rear ending MV#2 (unoccupied) which was parked facing northbound in front of 60 Highland St. MV#1 then continued into the parking lot of 60 Highland St. MV#1 sustained heavy front end damage including deployment of both front and side airbags. The operator of MV#1 was later transported to the hospital and his vehicle towed from the scene. MV#2 which sustained a flat rear tire and apparent damage to its axle was also towed from the scene, as it was obstructing the flow of traffic. Attempts to make contact with the owner of MV#2, were unsuccesfull.

On 06/06/22 at 15:12 hours, I was at the Cabot School on Bridges Avenue doing a school crossing guard post when I was flagged down by a witness about a hit and run motor vehicle crash that occurred a few minutes prior. The crash took place in the school driveway/parking lot that runs between Bridges Avenue and Norwood Avenue. The driveway/parking lot is a one way roadway that enters through Bridges Avenue and exits out to Norwood Avenue. It allows staff to park their vehicles there and it is used for school pickup and drop off. The witness identified as Michelle Reddick stated that she was in her vehicle in the school pickup line to the above mentioned driveway of the school. Ms. Reddick observed a black colored Mercedes GLE450 bearing MA reg.# 2AWR85 come in through the one way driveway going the wrong way. The Mercedes then attempted to back up in to a parking spot reportedly three times with two other vehicles parked on each side. While doing so, the operator struck the rear end of M/V # 2. The operator of M/V # 1 was described as an Asian female. Ms. Reddick stated that other parents saw the accident but nothing was said to the operator. Reddick beeped her horn at the operator to get her attention but the Mercedes pulled away and left the scene without leaving their information. Reddick took a picture of the vehicle (Mercedes GLE450) and registration (MA 2AWR85) and showed it to me. M/V # 2 was a 2020 Nissan Rogue color gray bearing MA reg. # 598VN7. The owner, Elizabeth McFadyen, was made aware of the crash and provided the owner's information from the Mercedes. The vehicle sustained minor scratches to the left side of the rear bumper. The left side rear quarter panel/bumper area was no longer mounted flush with the rest of the body also. The owner of the Mercedes is an Asian female listed as Qiong Yang out of 480 Main Street Apt. # 113 Malden, MA. I was not able to locate a phone number for her and Malden Police Department had no contact info either. A department letterhead was sent to the address requesting the owner to contact me regarding the crash.

On 06/07/2020 the operator of vehicle 1 was driving southbound on Upland Ave approaching Druid Hill Rd when the top of the truck caught a low hanging wire. As a result two utility poles were pulled from the ground and a third was damaged. The truck being operated was a Waste Management garbage truck which was contracted by the City of Newton. All utility companies were notified and responded. The operator of the truck reported no injuries and no damage to the vehicle. I took several digital images of the scene.

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.

MV1 pulled forward purposefully into parked and unoccupied MV2 to which crashed into the garage door in front of it. Minimal damage to MV1 if any, and MV2 had some rear end damage and front end damage. The garage door was bent inward to the point where it could no longer be opened or closed. No injuries or tows from the scene.

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.

MV#1 was parked unoccupied in front of 21 Hazelton Rd. Operator of MV#2 was attempting to back down the street when he hit MV#1. He stated MV#1 was in his blind spot. Moderate damage to right rear of MV#1 and moderate damage to right rear of MV#2. Both vehicles driven from the scene.

MV1 was traveling northbound on Chestnut St and MV2 was traveling eastbound on Boylston St when MV2 ran the stop sign at the intersection and collided with the front right bumper of MV1. MV1 stopped to obtain MV2's information but MV2 fled from the scene. Operator of MV1 got a description of the vehicle but didn't obtain any plate information. There were no injuries on scene and MV1 was able to be driven away from the scene.

On 06/11/2022, while assigned to N499, I, Officer Conary, responded to Aberdeen Street for a report a minor MVA and one of the cars drove away. Upon arrival, I met with Operator of MV1 who explained to me that they parked their car Southbound of Aberdeen Street when their left side mirror was hit. Operator of MV1 said the operator of MV2 stopped and gave their phone number but did not exchange the rest of the information. I went to Operator of MV2's house and they explained to me that they tried to give their phone number to pay for the damages out of pocket instead of insurance. They also had their daughter in the car and was in a rush. After speaking to both operators, they both agreed there was miscommunication involving the exchange of information. I existed both parties getting the right information. There was minor damage to the rear side of MV1, and minor damage to right side of MV2.