crash_reports

OPMV#1 Was traveling Northbound on Seminary Ave when he came to a stop at the intersection of Seminary Ave and Woodland Rd. OPMV#2 took a right turn from Woodland onto Seminary colliding with the OPMV#1. OPMV#1 Stated he was waiting at the stop sign when he was struck by the other vehicle attempting to[ make a right turn onto Seminary. OPMV#2 Was traveling Eastbound on Woodland Rd when she attempted to make a right turn onto Seminary Ave colliding with the OPMV#1. OPMV#2 Stated she was making a right turn onto Seminary when she struck the OPMV#1 and doesn't know how it happened.

Owner of MV#1 stated while inside of 97 Montvale RD she witnessed a white SUV pull in her driveway in an attempt to change direction. MV#1 was parked across the road outside of 97 Montvale RD. She stated at approximately 1630hrs the white SUV collided with the front driver side of her vehicle while it was reversing out of the driveway. Owner of MV#1 stated she did not have any further information of the other vehicle. MV#1 was not towed due to minor damage.

On 2/3/19, I was dispatched to 33 Austin St (Star Market) for an accident in the parking lot. On arrival I met with the operator of MV2 (MA Reg: 819VR6). MV2 stated that she was turning into the Star Market parking lot while someone was exiting the lot in the wrong direction. MV2 stated that due to the other vehicle going out the wrong way, she had to move over and collided with MV1. The operator of MV2 stated that her car came in contact with the drivers side front bumper of MV1. The operator of MV1 (MA Reg: 977GE4) was not on scene at the time of the accident. MV1 later arrived on scene and was appraised of what happened. MV1 was parked and unoccupied when it was hit by MV1. (cid:31)MV1 sustained damage to the passengers side. MV2 sustained damage to the front of the vehicle. Neither party was injured.

MV1 was coming down the Rte 9 West off ramp to Chestnut St. Operator was traveling too fast for the snowy road conditions and failed to stop for the stop sign at the bottom of the ramp. A snow storm had started 2 hours prior to the accident and road conditions were slippery. MV1 struck MV2 broadside who was traveling north on Chestnut St with the right of way. MV1 struck MV2 hard enough that MV2 was pushed across the lane and into MV3 that was stopped at the stop sign southbound. According to the operator of MV2, MV1 was traveling "way too fast for conditions" over 30mph. Operator MV1 was cited for 89/9 failed to stop for stop sign and 90/17 speeding too fast for road conditions. Operator was also cited on Citation T1272992 for 90/23 operating after suspended license. Boylston St and Chestnut St are public ways in the city of Newton.

On Wednesday, February 13, 2019 while assigned to Traffic unit N525, I responded to the 280 Newtonville Avenue, Newton for a report of a past hit and run accident. I met with Madeleine Aubourg (S67566148) who stated she is a Nursing Assistant at Cabot Park Village. Aubourg stated due to the snowfall the area had the previous day, Aubourg left her vehicle parked (S) in the rear parking lot overnight. Aubourg stated this morning when she returned to work she observed damage to the front bumper area of her 2018 Toyota Camry (MA: 6AN179). Aubourg stated she believes sometime overnight when the parking lot was being plowed a plow truck hit the front of her vehicle. I observed moderate damage to the front bumper area. I spoke with Adolfo Merida-Diaz (S44133458) on scene who stated he is employed by Marquense Landscaping and is responsible for the snow removal at 280 Newtonville Avenue. Merida-Diaz stated last evening and this morning he removed snow from the parking lot and did not make contact with any vehicles in the parking lot during his duties. I showed Merida-Diaz where the alleged accident occurred. Merida-Diaz stated he does not remember a car being parked in that particular spot, but if there was a car parked there he leaves enough room so he is not near any vehicles. I did not observe any surveillance cameras in this portion of the parking lot. There are no witnesses to the alleged accident. Aubourg was advised to speak with her insurance company.

On March 3rd, 2019, while assigned to N491 I, Ofc Stake was dispatched to the West Street Tavern parking lot for a report of a past Hit & Run. Upon my arrival I met with the reporting party Roman Vassilenko. Vassilenko stated that he witnessed a red truck back into the front driver side bumper of his vehicle (Ma Reg 5LZ216) and exit the parking lot, no known direction of travel was provided. Vassilenko's vehicle was parked in the rear parking lot, facing eastbound. I canvassed the area with negative results. I provided Vassilenko with a report number and advised him to contact his insurance company. There was minor damage to the driver side bumper and minor scratches on the bumper and driver side mirror. I observed red paint on the bumper and mirror as well. The owner of West Street Tavern, Karl Roche spoke with Vassilenko and stated he will contact Vassilenko if there is any information he can provide.

WHILE PULLING INTO THE PARKING AREA OF #300 BOYLSTON ST, MV#1 SLID ON ICE AND STRUCK A PARKED MV#2 (REAR ). MV#2 WAS PARKED (OCCUPIED) IN FRONT OF #300 BOYLSTON ST, WHEN MV#1 SLID INTO THE REAR OF THE VEHICLE. MV#1 WAS TOWED WITH MODERATE FRONT END DAMAGE.

On 03/20/19 at 09:43 hours, I responded to the Avalon Apartments at Newton Highlands located at 99 Needham Street for a past hit and run that occurred at the east end garage exit on 03/19/19 at 14:10 hours. I spoke to Senior Community Manager Karen Schueler who showed me video surveillance footage from yesterday's accident. In the video, you can see a blue Subaru Forester attempting to exit the east end of the garage to the property. The operator of the Subaru is identified by Ms. Schueler as a resident of the building as Gertrude Weinstein. After Weinstein scans her garage pass to exit, she then over steers towards the right and strikes the overhead garage door opening device. She then continues to exit the garage scraping the entire passenger side of her car along the device that is attached to the wall. I viewed the garage door and there was significant damage as it became detached from the wall. The door had to be placed out of service. After I spoke to Ms. Weinstein who admitted to striking the side of the garage door but only thought there was damage to her vehicle. No citation issued as the underground garage to the building is private property and not a public way.

The operator of MV#1 states that she was traveling north on Melrose St from Auburn St when she encountered a large flat bed truck blocking the roadway in front of #283 Melrose St, which is currently under construction. The operator of MV#1 states she then spoke with an individual whom she believes to be Steven Vona of Vona Construction who is currently developing the site at #283 Melrose St. According to operator #1, Mr. Vona told her she needed to turn around immediately, which she attempted to do when the front of her MV struck a raised sidewalk causing damage to the front of her MV. Operator #1 was very concerned that there was no signage or personnel from Vona Construction directing motorist where to go and feels he is responsible for the damage to her MV as he was the one informing her she needed to leave the "construction zone" immediately. She further states that no one assisted her in turning around, her view was obstructed because her MV is so low to the ground and that a construction truck was blocking the nearest driveway, making it even more difficult to maneuver. As I entered Melrose St from Comm Ave when I arrived I observed no signage and MV's were having to turn around. I informed Steven Vona that if he was going to temporarily block the street to unload equipment he needed to either use cones, signs or workers to assist drivers. In regards to the crash, Mr. Vona stated that as operator #1 attempted to turn her MV around the front of her MV struck the sidewalk. Photographs of the sidewalk area where the crash occurred taken by Traffic Officer M.McSweeney

Vehicle 1 was parked in a parking space perpendicular to vehicle 2, in front of Splash. The operator of vehicle 1 went inside of Starbucks from 1300-1445 hours. When she arrived back to her car she noticed damage to the drivers side of the vehicle. I observed there to be moderate damage to this side of the vehicle. It appeared that vehicle 2 backed into the drivers side of vehicle 1. The operator of vehicle 2 left from the scene and failed to provide their information. There are no witnesses or suspects at this time. There are surveillance cameras in front of Splash. I asked the employees in Splash if I could access the camera's, and they explained that they would have to wait until tomorrow to speak with the manager. No one was injured, and vehicle 1 did not need to be towed. On Monday, April 29th 2019, at approximately 1600 hours, I left a voicemail for the owner of Splash, Jamie Mcmanus, in regards to any possible surveillance footage. I requested that he call Newton Police headquarters and ask for me, when he gets the message.

Vehicle 1 parked in the parking lot at approximately 1830 hours, and the owner was shopping inside of Stop and Shop. When she returned at 1930 hours, she noticed that the left rear of the vehicle had a dent in it. It appeared that vehicle 2 backed into vehicle 1, and fled the scene. I spoke with the manager of Stop and Shop, and asked if I could view the surveillance footage of the accident. She stated that loss prevention needed to view it first, and that they would contact us after reviewing it.

Vehicle 1 operator backed out of his parking space and and made contact with the rear bumper of vehicle 2. vehicle was unoccupied and had no visable damage. Vehicle 1 had minor damage to back bumper. Pictures were taken of both vehicles and the memory card was given to IT. No injuries were reported.

Operator of vehicle #1 stated that she was inside the mall parking lot and took a right down one of the rows when vehicle #2 pulled out of a parking spot and struck her on her passenger side. Operator of vehicle #2 stated that she was taking a left out of her parking spot and didn't see vehicle #1 when she struck the car. Minimal damage to both vehicles. The operator of vehicle #2 was cited in hand #T1271245 for failure to use care in turning.

On 07/29/19 at 11:13 hours, I responded to the Dunkin Donuts parking lot located at 138 Needham Street for a three car motor vehicle accident. Operator of MV1 stated at first she could not recall what occurred during the accident due to lightheadedness at the time. After, she then stated after pulling in to the Dunkin Donuts lot she was attempting to back in to a parking spot in the back of the lot. While backing up, she attempted to hit the brake pedal but must have pushed the gas pedal instead. The vehicle then struck parked/unoccupied MV2 and MV2 was then pushed in to parked/unoccupied MV3. The operator was checked out by Cataldo Ambulance and signed a patient refusal. MV1 sustained moderate driver's side rear bumper area damage but it was still driveable. MV2 sustained damage along both sides of the vehicle and a rear broken axle and it was towed by Tody's. MV3 sustained scrapes and dents to the entire driver's side but the vehicle was driveable.

On 08/06/19 at 12:34 hours, I responded to Industrial Place by The Lakeshore Learning Store at the request of Newton Police Officer Justin March who witnessed an accident in the parking lot of 300 Needham Street. Officer March was working a road construction detail at the time in the City of Newton. He states that at approximately 12:20 hours he observed MV1 exiting the parking lot of 300 Needham Street( a drive way to a building that the public has access to). There is an island in the middle that separates the entrance and exit of the lot as it goes out to Needham Street. As MV1 was exiting, he drove up on the island and pushed two large stone builders out of place. There was also damage to numerous different flowers planted in the ground. MV1 then exited the lot and went eastbound on Needham Street. Officer March then followed in his vehicle and kept beeping his horn to alert the driver to stop. The operator turned on to Industrial Place and pulled over. Ofc. March attempted to speak to the operator, Gelvin Perez-Ramirez but there was a language barrier. Next, Ofc. Calderon responded and assisted with Spanish translation. He asked the operator what occurred and he stated that he never saw the island. Due to the fact that the operator left the scene of the accident and never reported it, he was issued MA Uniform Citation # T1445351 for Ch. 90/24/C. MV1 sustained damage to the two exhaust pipes on the passenger side of the truck. There is also possible undercarriage damage. Ofc. M. Wade took photos of the scene.

Owner of Vehicle One came to NPDHQ to report a hit and run motor vehicle crash in the parking lot of Home Goods on Needham St yesterday. He states that approximately 1745hrs on 8/10/19 he returned to his vehicle which was parked facing away from the store and had significant damage to the rear bumper.

Vehicle One was struck while parked in the Marriott Hotel parking lot sometime overnight. Minor damage to Passenger side mirror.

The operator of MV1 stated he parked Northbound facing Kenrick St. in the driveway of the golf course across from the club house at approximately 0600 hrs. When the operator returned to his vehicle at 0730 hrs, there was minor front drivers side damage. There is no other vehicle information at this time, and no cameras in the area.

Operator of vehicle 1 stated she was driving in the parking lot of Cold Spring Park 1200 Beacon St when one of her two children in the back seat began crying loudly. Due to the childs screaming the operator turned around quickly causing the vehicle to veer left and crash into a large boulder used to separate the parking lot and the fields. The vehicle had to be pulled off of the boulder and towed by Nicks Towing. Operator and her two children reported no injuries. Several digital images were taken as it was on city property and turned into IT.

The operator of Vehicle #1 stated that he was attempting to pull out of a spot in the parking lot at 237 Watertown St when Vehicle #2 passed in front of his vehicle as she was attempting to leave her spot. The operator of Vehicle #2 offered a similar account, and added that she believed that Vehicle #1 was stopping to let her go. All parties declined medical attention.

On 9/08/19 Kevin Coston came into NPD Headquarters to report a MV/Ped with Injury that had occurred on 8/23/19 at about 06:15 in the parking lot of Whole Foods (916 Walnut Street). The RP stated that he had left work (Whole Foods) at the back receiving door and was walking to his car, he bent over to take his knee pads off, while he was doing this he was struck by a delivery van that backed into him. The driver took out his headphones and said sorry before driving away. RP stated that he told the driver that he had been hit but the driver just drove away. RP went to hospital (Faulkner) on his own for lower back pain and has not been to work since. RP was able to take picture of the side of the delivery van. The van belonged to Shortstop Distribution Inc (508-655-5948). RP left a message that morning. He was texted by Gedeon (786-352-6695) who stated there was a language barrier and he didn't understand what had happened. RP advised Gedeon to talk to his lawyer or the police. Exact location of accident unknown. Diagram is a estimate. Report printed out and placed in traffic box for follow up. Traffic Bureau Update (Officer Gaudet): On Monday, September 9, 2019 I attempted to make contact with the operator if MV1, Gedeon Duarte, with a negative result. A Hit and Run motor vehicle inquiry was mailed to Duarte. I spoke with the injured party, Kevin Coston, via telephone on September 9, 2019. Coston stated he is an employee at the Whole Foods located at 916 Walnut Street, Newton. Coston stated on August 23, 2019 a black van backed into him as he was kneeling on the ground taking off his knee pads in the loading area of the store. Coston stated he approached the driver who remained in the vehicle to speak with him after he was hit. Coston described the driver as a heavy set Spanish male. Coston stated the operator of the vehicle rolled down his window, took his headphones out of his ear, said sorry, and left the area. Coston stated he contacted the Newton Police to report the accident but was told he needed to come in person to file the report. Coston stated he was unable to come to the station to file the report until September 8, 2019. On Friday, September 13, 2019, I spoke with Gedeon Duarte at the Newton Police Department. Duarte stated he spoke Portuguese and did not speak English. With the assistance of David Sargent from the Language Line (1-800-225-5254) translating, I was to speak with Mr. Duarte in the Traffic Bureau. Duarte stated he was making a delivery at Whole Foods and was waiting for another truck to leave so he could leave the area. Duarte stated a male party (Coston) came up to his driver door and was yelling him. Duarte stated that due to language barrier he was unable to understand what the person was saying to him, but stated the male party was yelling, "Fuck you! Fuck you!" Duarte stated he did not know what was going on and stated he left the area to allow the male party to calm down. Duarte stated he returned a minute later the male party did not want to speak with him. Duarte stated he returned a second time later in the morning and Coston was not there. Duarte stated he received a call from his employer stating Kevin Coston had called for him and he was provided with Coston's phone number. Duarte stated he texted Coston to find out what happened that morning. Duarte showed me a text message exchange from August 23, 2019 at 9:03 A.M. between himself and a party listed as "Kevin Whole". In the text messages, Duarte stated he is the driver of the van and that his supervisor called him. The other party responded and stated "Talk to the police and my lawyer". Duarte stated that he did not understand what happened and that he returned to whole foods. Duarte ended the text exchange with "927535425 my number of policy..." Duarte stated he had no idea he made contact with Coston and stated at the time of the alleged accident he did not hear/see/feel anything otherwise he would have stopped. Duarte's information has been updated in this report to reflect him as the operator/vehicle involved. Duarte also submitted pictures of the rear of his vehicle, a 2008 black Ford E350 (MA: 8NY171), from the day of the accident. Photos were submitted to the IT Bureau. Officer Wade went to the Whole Foods located at 916 Walnut Street, Newton in an attempt to view surveillance footage of the accident. Officer Wade stated the surveillance camera did not capture the incident and the van not viewed at all.

MV#1 was parked unoccupied in a parking spot in the parking lot of 2020 Commonwealth Ave. Operator of MV#2 stated she pulled in and attempted to go around MV#2 when she heard a sound. Operator of MV#2 stated she got out of the car and looked at MV#1 and did not see any damage so she thought maybe she hit something else or drove over something. She then parked in another spot in the shared parking lot. I was able to see paint transfer and damage on both vehicles that confirmed a crash had occurred. Operator of MV#2 was apologetic and stated she had only had her license for two months. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene and both parties were advised an accident report would be on file.

OPERATOR OF MV 1 STATED THAT SHE WAS IN THE PARKING LOT BEHIND 999 BOYLSTON STREETAND WHILE SHE WAS IN A SPOT, SHE BELIEVES SHE ACCIDENTALLY STEPPED ON THE GAS PEDAL AND THE VEHICLE MOVED FORWARD. THE VEHICLE STRUCK A SECTION OF THE WOODEN FENCE WHICH FELL AND CAUSED MINOR DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE PARKED NEXT TO THEM. MODERATE DAMAGE SUSTAINED TO MV 1 AND NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED. OWNER OF MV REQUESTED A PRIVATE TOW FOR THE VEHICLE. TWO OTHER VEHICLES WHO WERE PARKED CLOSE TO MV 1 MAY HAVE BEEN DAMAGED BY THE FALLING FENCE.

The witness stated she was parked in the lot of 199 Boylston St and saw vehicle 1 parked in front of her. Vehicle 2 tried to pull in next to vehicle 1 and struck the rear right bumper of vehicle 1. Both vehicles sustained minor damage and there were no injuries.

On 09/30/2019, while assigned to N494, I, Officer Conary, responded to Whole Foods parking lot, 647 Washington Street, for a report of a MVA. Upon arrival, I spoke with the operator of MV1 who stated that she entered the Whole Foods' parking lot and came to a stop, put on her directional signal, and waited to turn into a parking spot on her left. During this time, MV2 began to reverse out of a parking spot on the right side. MV2 hit MV1. Operator of MV2 stated that she was trying to reverse from her parking spot when she saw that she was blocked by MV1. Operator of MV2 stated that she did not hit MV1. She did not hear or feel that she hit anything. There was damage to MV1 rear right bumper. There was a damage to MV2's rear bumper on both sides. Operator of MV2 stated that it was old damage. Both parties were offered and declined medical attention. Both vehicles were able to be driven from scene. No further incident to report.

Vehicle #1 was parked on the right side of the road and was unoccupied at the time of the crash. Vehicle #2 was attempting to parallel park behind Vehicle #1 and struck Vehicle #1 in the left rear with the right rear of Vehicle #2. A witness stated they watched Vehicle #2 hit Vehicle #1 in the attempt to park and then drove off after the accident leaving no information. The Witness left a note with Vehicle #2's information along with his information in regards to the accident. Vehicle #1 had moderate damage to the left rear and left side. Vehicle #2's damage is unknown at this time. I attempted to contact the owner of Vehicle #2 via the Boston Police with negative results. I was able to contact a relative of Vehicle #2 who refused to give me the drivers information but stated he would pass the message along to the driver. Ms.CORIOLAN, Roodline contacted me back and stated she was involved in an minor accident while attempting to park but stated there was no to little damage done. Ms. CORIOLAN was advised of the accident report that was filed. I contacted the owner of Vehicle#1 and advised him that I obtained all of Vehicles #2's information and informed him that it would all be in the accident report.

The OP. of MV#1 states he was in a parking space and trying to correct his position within the lines. He pulled out and then when he was about to drive forward, MV#2 suddenly reversed into him. The OP. of MV#2 states she was exiting the parking lot due to it being full. As she was driving forward, MV#1 pulled out of a spot and collided into her. There is supposedly a witness by the name of Jean Charles working for VPNE Valet that observed the accident. He has left for the day and does not have a cell phone or a house phone. Manager on duty states only corporate headquarters 617-451-1393 has information on him. I checked with hospital security for surveillance footage and observed MV#2 passing MV#1. MV#1 then started backing out of his space but MV#2 started reversing. Both vehicles ended up colliding with each other at an angle. Director of Public Safety Ashley will make footage available at insurance request. 617-243-6478 (Footage starts around 2:41PM)

Owner of vehicle 1 stated that he return to his vehicle and noticed damage to the rear passenger side bumper. He checked vehicle 2 parked next to vehicle 1 and noticed damage to vehicle 2's front driver side bumper. I checked both vehicles and the damage appears to be consistent. I was unable to locate the owner of vehicle 2. Several calls were made to his residence, with negative results. Both vehicles sustained minor damage and there were no injuries.

On Saturday, October 19th 2019, at approximately 4:20am, I took a report at the front desk for a past hit and run. I spoke with the operator of MV1(MA REG 1VMW94) who stated at approximately 1:20am he was dropping off an Uber passenger at 38 Commonwealth avenue, and he was backed into by MV2(CT REG 870XCH). MV1 sustained scrapes and a pushed in front bumper. The operator of MV2 did not stop to provide information, and as of the writing of this report the operator is not known. I left a message with the registered owner of MV2 to contact me. There were no injuries in the accident.

MV1 was parked in a legal spot facing southbound in the parking lot of 33 Austin St. MV2 was attempting to back up when he struck MV1. Operator 2 states he did not know he was so close to MV1 and backed up into him. No injuries. No tows needed. MV1 sustianed minor damage to the rear. MV2 sustained minor damage to the rear passenger side. 6 photos taken and placed into IT.

Operator of MV1 parked his car in the parking lot and went into the business, when he returned there was damage to the front passenger bumper area. Upon reviewing the cameras I was able to see the operator of MV1 park his vehicle in a space. At approximately 1841 hours MV2, a gray or darker colored Ford F150, pulls across spaces and attempts to go next to MV1. MV2 stops abruptly puts it in reverse and leaves. It appeared as if MV1 was struck by MV2.. It should be noted the camera is in black and white, unable to get any clear images of the license plate of MV2. No injuries reported.

On 11/26/19 at 14:11 hours, I responded to Newton South High School located at 140 Brandeis Road for a two car motor vehicle accident involving a school transport van for the City of Newton and another vehicle. No injuries were reported. The road conditions at the time were dry and the weather was a mix of sun and clouds. Traffic conditions were heavy due to the release of school at the time. Operator of MV# 1 states he was operating straight ahead eastbound on Brandeis Road awaiting the backed up traffic in front of him that was entering the right roundabout for the main entrance to the high school. While doing so, he states that MV # 2 came up and passed him on the left to go around the traffic. MV # 2 then clipped his vehicle on the driver's side front quarter panel while passing him. I observed no visible damage to the quarter panel area and scuff marks to the left front rim which possibly were from the accident. Operator of MV # 2 states she was also operating straight ahead eastbound on Brandeis Road awaiting the backed up traffic in front. She states that once there was an opening in the roadway ahead of her, she signaled her left directional and started to pass traffic on the left. While doing so, she says that MV # 1 suddenly pulled out to the left without signaling and struck her vehicle on the front passenger side. I observed minor scuff marks to the front passenger quarter panel area and slight damage to the metal grate footstep on the passenger side. The operator was also transporting two students for the City of Newton through JSC Transportation Services at the time. Both students attend Newton South High School. Digital photos taken of the scene and damage.

The OP. of MV#1 was responding to a cardiac arrest emergency call. She was backing into an area close to the front door for the ease of loading patients. Emergency lights and back-up alarm were all in use. She didn't expect a vehicle to be illegally parked at a certain area while she was backing up, and also didn't see observe any lights on that vehicle. That's when MV#1 collided into the rear of MV#2. MV#2 was parked near the front door in order to help an elderly party out of the car and into the building. The owner, who was also the driver of MV#2 was not inside the vehicle when the crash occurred. Inside MV#2 were two passengers waiting for the owner to come back. Pictures were taken and left with IT Bureau.

Operator of MV1 stated between the hours of 2000 and 2200 his MV was struck, causing minor damage to his driver side mirror. Operator of MV1 stated he was not in the vehicle at the time and is unknown who had struck his mirror. MV1 was parked in the YMCA parking lot at the time of the accident. I was not able to speak with staff at the YMCA to see if they're cameras because it was closed.

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.

The owner of Operator 1 stated that she parked vehicle 1 in the garage of 160 Boylston St last night. When she returned to her vehicle this morning she noticed that the front driverside fender and bumper was damaged. At this time there in no information on vehicle 2. Vehicle 1 sustained minor damage.

On Friday, February 7, 2020 while assigned to Traffic unit N525, I responded to the rear parking lot of 1 Boylston Street, Newton for a report of a hit and run motor vehicle crash. I spoke with the operator of MV1, Hong Zhang (S39408212). Zhang stated while operating her 2019 Volkswagon Tiguan (MA: 6YJF90), she was attempting to back out of a parking spot in the parking lot behind 25 Boylston Street, Newton. Zhang stated while backing out of the spot she crashed into an unknown vehicle traveling Westbound through the parking lot. Zhang stated the only information she had for the other vehicle was that it was a large red and black truck. I observed damage to the rear trunk window of MV1. Zhang reported no injuries. Zhang stated she was unsure if she hit the vehicle or if something fell off of it as it was passing by. I went to several local businesses in the area in an attempt to view surveillance footage of the area where the accident occurred with a negative result. While canvassing the area for the other vehicle involved, I observed a red dump truck (MA CON: T71619) removing snow on the property next to Hammond Pond Parkway. The operator stated he has been working down that end of the parking lot for most of the morning and stated he was not involved in a crash. I observed no fresh damage to the vehicle consistent with a crash.

On Saturday 2/22/2020 at approximately 2200 hours surveillance of the Boys and Girls Club (675 Watertown St Newton MA) captured this motor vehicle accident on camera. The operator of MV 1 was backing out of a parking spot in the parking lot of 675 Watertown St when he struck the rear end of MV 2. MV 2 was parked in front of the lobby of 675 Watertown St when MV 1 rear ended him. The operator of MV 2 has a copy of the surveilance and requested this report for insurance purposes.

Operator of MV1 stated at approximately 2000 hrs while parked in the Whole Foods parking lot, located at 647 Washington Street, her vehicle was struck on the front passenger side of her vehicle. Operator of MV1 stated she did not see who hit her due to her shopping inside whole foods. MV1 had minor damage to the passenger side of the vehicle.

Vehicle #1 was parked in the parking lot behind 16 Boylston St between the hours of noon and 3:20 pm. Owner of Vehicle #1 came out to the vehicle to find it had been struck on the left rear door by another vehicle. No note or witnesses were present. Vehicle #1 had minor damage to the left rear side door and was able to be driven away. Vehicle #1 was unoccupied at the time of the accident.

MV #1 was parked at this address around 16:00hrs on 4/11/20. Vehicle was hit at this time by unknown vehicle. Minor damage.

Operator of MV1 stated while inside the Whole Foods located at 647 Washington Street her MV was hit. Her vehicle was parked in the parking lot and had minor damage to the driver side. Operator of MV1 was able to drive her vehicle after the incident. No information was provided for the 2nd vehicle involved.

Operator of veh#1 stated he was parked inside the lot of #300 Needham St. in a parking spot. When he attempted to back out, he forgot this vehicle was in drive when he gave it gas. He then struck some bushes and a metal fence surrounding the property. The operator then panicked and drove home. Once at home he realized he should go back to the scene and was on his way back when the Police contacted his father. The operator and father showed up on scene and gave me the proper information. I gave the operator of verbal warning for leaving the scene and advised him that if he had not come back on scene there would have been a criminal citation issued. He and his father thanked me and left without any further issues. I called the Property Manager- Paul (978) 884-3045 for this building and left a message asking him to call me back with the owners information.

On 05/11/20 at 11:09 hours, I responded to the parking lot of All Star Liquors located at 1220 Chestnut Street for a two car accident involving a City of Newton vehicle. No injuries reported. On arrival, the vehicles had already parked back in to spots in the parking lot. I spoke to the operator of the city vehicle (MV# 1) identified as Brian Quiles who works for the City of Newton DPW Utilities Department. He was operating a 2019 Ford F550 dump truck color white bearing MA Official Tag# M3120A at the time. Mr. Quiles states he was operating eastbound attempting to exit the parking lot of 1220 Chestnut Street and turn left on to Oak Street. While attempting to exit the lot, he states that he stopped for a pedestrian crossing the street. At this point, he heard glass shatter but did not realize his truck was ever struck. He then got out and observed that MV# 2 backed in to the rear passenger side of his truck. There was no apparent visible damage to the city vehicle as a result of the accident. I then spoke to the operator of MV# 2 identified as John Deming who was operating a 2017 Honda CRV color green bearing MA reg.# RWCF30 at the time. He states he was parked in the last spot in the parking lot across from the All Star Liquors near the Oak Street entrance/exit. He then attempted to back up his CRV attempting to exit the lot. He says that he observed MV # 1 in the rear of him but thought he had enough room to back up around the truck. He says that he was using his back up camera and misjudged the distance and struck the passenger rear end area of MV# 1. As a result, his rear windshield shattered and he also sustained damage to his driver's side rear brake light cover area. Digital photos were taken of scene and submitted to the I.T. Bureau.

On 7/3/20, I met a party in the lobby of the NPD for a past hit and run report. The RP, Aleksander Duri ( MA Reg: 2LG632) stated he was parked in the Wegmans parking garage on 6/27/20. When Duri returned to his vehicle there was a note on it that said "I just saw a car hit your driver side back bumper. Teenage boy was driving, license plate 159XT5 Blue Subaru outback. If you have damage and need a witness you can call me [phone number in witness section]." MA Reg: 159XT5 comes back to a 2013 blue Subaru Outback registered to Emily Franklin-Strauss. In the census it lists three males who reside at the address in the same age group (DOB of 11/8/2001, 5/20/2004 and 7/2/1999). I attempted to call the phone number on file with negative results. There are cameras in the Wegmans garage however it did not capture the accident. Traffic Bureau update (Officer Gaudet): On Monday, July 6, 2020, I attempted to make contact with the registered owner of MV2, Emily Franklin-Strauss (S56184971), with a negative result. A Hit and Run inquiry was mailed to Ms. Franklin-Strauss. On Wednesday, July 15, 2020, I spoke with the operator of MV2, Samuel Strauss (S90135443), via telephone. Strauss stated he was operating MA: 159XT5 at the time of the crash in the parking garage. Strauss stated he was backing his vehicle up and heard a sound. Strauss stated he got out of his vehicle and looked for damage on the parked car he backed up into. Strauss stated he stayed on scene for 7-10 minutes and left after he observed no damage. Strauss stated a claim has been filed and insurance is now involved. Strauss stated he is an inexperienced driver and did not know what to do in a situation like this. Strauss was advised that if he is invovled in a crash in the future, he should contact the local police department in the city the the crash occurs in so the police can help faciliate an exchange of information. Strauss stated there was another passenger in the vehicle with him at the time of the crash named David Banteekhan. Strauss could not provde any other information for this party except that he lives in Newton and his Snapchat name is DDavid5935. I could not find any other information on this party. No injuries reported. Strauss is a student at Newton South High School. No futher action will be taken.

Veh #1 was stopped on Boylston St waiting to take a right turn on Winchester St when veh #2 hit him from behind. Minimal damage to veh #1 metal bumper. Veh #2 was traveling West on Boylston St. when she didn't see veh#1 stopped and wasn't able to stop in time herself. Veh #2 struck veh #1 from behind. Moderate damage to veh #2 as it was leaking fluids. Veh #2 towed by Tody's Towing. Operator of veh#2 cited Mass #T2080846 in hand for Failure to Use Care in Stopping N.C.O. 19/75.

The owner of veh #1 parked in the parking lot of Whole Foods # 916 Walnut St at approximately 11:45a. When she came out approximately a half hour later, her vehicle Mass Reg #97AN88 had been struck on the drivers side rear quarter by a larger white vehicle (minor damage). A canvass of the parking lot revealed negative results. I spoke with the manager inside Whole Foods and she confirmed that there are no cameras outside in the lot.

The operator of veh #1 stated she was in the parking lot of #300 Needham St. and driving South bound when veh #2 drove around the corner due North at an excessive rate of speed and drove into her. Heavy damage to veh #1. The operator of veh #2 stated she was driving in the parking lot of #300 Needham St. when she struck veh #1 because she didn't see it. Heavy damage to veh #2 with its front airbag deployed. Both operator's were checked out by the Medics and signed patient refusals. Both vehicles were towed by Tody's towing. The operator of veh #2 was issued Mass. Citation #T2080848 in hand for Ch 89/ Sec 1-Failure to keep right.

The operator of MV#1 stated she was travelling northbound on the driveway of 1000 Commonwealth Ave (Newton City Hall's front entrance on the Commonwealth Ave's side) when she sneezed and veered off her travel lane striking MV#2. MV#1 sustained minor damage to its passsenger's side rear bumper. There were no reported injuries to the operator of MV#1. MV#2 was parked and unoccupied on 1000 Commonwealth Ave (Newton City Hall's front entrance on the Commonwealth Ave's side) when it was struck by MV#1. MV#2 sustained heavy front end damages with its front bumper ripped off.

MV1 WAS ATTEMPTING TO EXIT 288 GROVE STREET PARKING LOT. WHILE HE WAS TRAVELING HIS VEHICLE HIT A BUMP WHICH CAUSED BOTH OF HIS FRONT WHEELS TO LOCK OUT, TO THE POINT HE COULD NOT OPERARTE THE VEHICLE. THERE WAS DAMAGE TO THE ENTIRE DRIVER SIDE OF THE VEHICLE. OFFICER KANE AND I OBSERVERED THE TOW TRUCK OPERATOR STRUGGLE GETTING THE VEHICLE ON THE BACK OF HIS TRUCK BED BECAUSE THE FRONT WHEELS WERE COMPLETLEY LOCKED OUT. NO INJURIES.

On Tuesday, December 01, 2020, while assigned to Traffic unit N525, I responded to the rear parking lot of 200 Boylston Street, Newton for a report of a motor vehicle crash. I spoke with the reporting party and operator of MV1, Sungmi Lee (S54407875). Ms. Lee stated she was operating her 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe (MA: 6KR971) Eastbound through the second floor of the Wegmans parking garage, a public right of way. The area she was traveling through is designated for one was travel with a vehicle ramp to her right that allows access for vehicle to go up or come down from the third floor. Ms. Lee stated MV2 (2018 Jeep Compass, CT: AR52330), traveled down the ramp from the third floor and did not stop at the stop sign at the entrance to the second floor. Ms. Lee stated the front end of MV2 crashed into the passenger side of her vehicle. I observed damage to the passenger side area of MV1. Ms. Lee stated her neck was sore from the crash but declined having EMS respond to evaluate her. Ms. Lee stated both vehicles pulled over to exchange information after the crash. Ms. Lee stated the operator of the other vehicle, Avery Adams, stated to her she was at fault for the crash. Ms. Lee stated she noticed the license Ms. Adams showed her was expired. Ms. Adams left the area after they exchanged information and Ms. Lee contacted Newton PD about Ms. Adams' license status. I queried Ms. Adams' license and registration status through Newton PD Dispatch who informed me both were suspended. I spoke with Ms. Adams via telephone. Ms. Adams stated she was traveling down the ramp to the second floor of the parking garage and came to stop at the stop sign. Ms. Adams stated she began making her turn onto the second floor when MV1 sped up to go around her. Ms. Adams stated the front driver side of her vehicle crashed into the rear passenger side of MV2. Ms. Adams was advised of her license and registration status and was mailed Massachusetts Uniform Citation T0115918 for Chapter 90, Section 23 (Operate MV with a Suspended License) and Chapter 90, Section 23 (Operate MV with a Suspended Registration).

On Wednesday, December 02, 2020, while assigned to Traffic unit N525, I was traveling Westbound through the rear parking lot of 1321 Washington Street at approximately 0905 hours. As I was traveling through the lot, I observed Parking Control unit 1308 backing (S) out of a parking spot ahead of me to my right. Parking Control unit 1308 is a City of Newton owned vehicle (MA MVN: MP1308). I stopped my vehicle in the roadway to allow 1308 to continue backing out of their parking spot. As 1308 continued to backing, the rear driver side bumper area of the vehicle crashed into the front passenger side bumper/fender area of Parking Control unit 1309 (MA MVN: MP5E). Parking Control unit 1309 was parked (W) in the roadway unoccupied. I observed no damage to either vehicle. The operator of Parking Control unit 1308 exited her vehicle and was identified as Parking Control Officer Angela Foley. PCO Foley stated she was backing her vehicle out of its parking spot and did not see 1309 parked behind her. PCO Foley stated the vehicle was in her blind spot. PCO Foley was asked if she was injured as a result of the crash. PCO Foley stated she was not. Photos were taken of both vehicles to document the crash and submitted to the IT Bureau.

Vehicle #1 was parked in a legal parking spot when Vehicle #2 was attempting to back out of the spot to the right of Vehicle #1. Vehicle #2 clipped the right side of Vehicle #1 with the left side of Vehicle #2. Vehicle #1 had minor damage to the rear fender and a scrape on the right side by the rear tire well. Vehicle #2 has unknown damage. Vehicle #2 left the scene without exchanging any info. Vehicle #1 was unoccupied at the time of the accident. All Vehicle information of Vehicle #2 was given to police by a witness. Witness information has been entered into the crash report.

MV1 was parked in front of Silver Lake Laundromat in the parking lot at 230 Adams St. facing Eastbound. Owner of MV1 stated she was inside folding laundry between 2:30AM and 3AM. Stated that she discovered that her driver side head light was damage and had fallen off her vehicle around 3:30AM when clearing snow off her vehicle. Owner of MV1 stated that she believes that the driver of an unknown white truck that was plowing the parking lot had backed into her vehicle stricking the driver side headlight of her vehicle. I asked the owner if she saw the incident occur which she stated "no." I also if she had the plate or had any other description of the truck, which she replied "no." Photographs of the damage and the scene were taken and forward to the IT Bureau to be attached to this report. Owner of MV1 stated that she spoke to the operator of the white truck, and described him as a tall, older white male who was wearing a black hat and had dark mustache. This person was not on scene when I arrived and the owner of MV1 stated the operator of the unknown white truck stated that he had not hit her vehicle. Due to snow from an on going snow storm, I did not witness any vehicle tracks by her vehicle. There were also no security cameras in the parking that would of recorded the incident. Owner of MV1 was given a crash report # in regards to the incident.

On 12/17/20 I responded to #964 Boylston St- The B.P. Gas station for an accident that happened this morning at 02:35. The owner of the gas station Elias Ghazale showed me video that showed a white pick-up truck with a plow that pushed snow across Ramsdell St onto a customers car. When the truck pushed the first pass of snow, the security camera shows the entire vehicle move violently into the curb. It is unknown at this time if there is any damage to the customers vehicle. It is also unknown at this time who was operating the plow or the name of the company. Because of all the snow plowed up on the customers vehicle, the license plate and information on the vehicle is also unknown at this time. I traveled to Negoshians Towing and left a message asking the owner to call me at the station to follow up on this matter. On 12/18/20 I spoke with Elias Ghazale who gave me a Mass. Registration of 1WPG55 a 2009 Honda Odyssey grey van that is owned by a Sarkis E. Ghazale as the owner of the parked vehicle that was involved in this accident. I traveled to Ferguson Plumbing and spoke with the manager Eric Mackenzie who stated the landlord, Negoshians Towing deals with the snow removal for his property. I then traveled to Negoshians and spoke with the Owner Ted Negoshian. He stated his company is responsible for plowing the Ferguson lot. I showed him a security clip of the white truck plowing in the parked vehicle and Negoshian stated that he doesn't have any white trucks that plow for him only black ones. I then traveled to the City of Newton Highway Department and spoke with Superintendent Michael Arpino. I showed him the security video and he stated that the white truck in question was not a city owned or sub-contracted vehicle because the trucks would have a green flag on their mirrors or writing on the door. I also spoke with Newton Control Clerk Mark Parsons who viewed the City of newton GPS from the night of the storm and confirmed that no city vehicles or sub-contracted vehicles were on Ramsdell St between 2am and 3am. Unless new information on the identity of the white truck is learned, the vehicle in question (veh#2) will remain unknown. On 12/28/20 I spoke with Elias Ghazale's wife, Maria Vidalis wife who stated she was able to uncover the snowed in vehicle and found the following damage to Massachusetts Reg # 1WPG55: drivers door, front bumper, rear quarter panel scratches, drivers side fender and reports of leaking transmission fluid.. I then traveled to #964 Boylston St and viewed the vehicle myself and all confirmed the above damage except the transmission fluid.

On Tuesday 12/22/2020, at approximately 1730 hours, I, Ofc Donald Murphy, met a party at the front desk in regards to a hit and run incident. I spoke with Andrew Shvetts, who stated his wife Tetianna Shvets's vehicle was struck today in the parking lot of Baza grocery market from 10 am-11 am. The owner of MV 1, Tetianna Shvets was shopping at Baza grocery market while her vehicle, MV 1, was parked in the parking lot. When Tetianna returned to her vehicle there was a note on her windshield stating MV 2 struck her vehicle "possibly" on the right rear side and left the scene. The plate of the vehicle was left on the note as well. There was no contact information of the witness left on the note or any manner of collision. There was minimal damage (a few scratches) on MV 1. Andrew provided photos of the damage to the vehicle and the note left on the windshield.The photos of the damage and note are attached to this report. The plate came back to 79 Wheeler Rd in Newton. I went to the address to follow up with the operator of MV 2. I spoke with the owner and operator of MV 2, Mrs. Lyuba Regelman. Lyuba admitted to shopping at Baza grocery market today. Lyuba denied hitting MV1 and there was no damage to her vehicle I could see that matched the damage from the incident. I will not be seeking charges on Lyuba for leaving the scene because there is no contact information of the witness and there is no matching damage to MV 2.

On 12/23/20 at approximately 11:22 I responded to #153 Needham St The Boston Ski and Tennis for a past hit and run m.v. crash. Upon arrival I spoke with the owner of veh #1. She stated she parked her vehicle on the North side of the building in a parking spot at around 10:25. When she returned to her vehicle at approximately 11:22, she found the drivers side rear quarter panel was struck. It is unknown what color vehicle side swiped her parked car but it appears as if it was an SUV or truck as the damage to veh#1 is high in the rear. I canvassed the area without success and there are no cameras on the building on this side of the parking lot that would have captured the crash.

On Monday, 1/25/21, RYAN, Tim came to NPD headquarters to report a past hit and run. He stated his white 2015 Nissan work van, RI commercial reg 62477 (MV1), was struck by an unknown vehicle (MV2), while parked in the parking lot of 33 Boylston St. This occurred today at approximately 1330-1400 hrs, and the MV1 sustained a minor scratch and dent to the rear driver's side. RYAN stated there had been a white van next to him at the time he parked but was unable to provide any further information.

MV 1 was plowing the parking lot of 55 Saco St when he struck the left rear of MV 2. MV 2 was parked in a parking spot and struck by MV 1. MV 1 sustained no damage to the truck or plow. MV 2 sustained minor damage to the left rear light and bumper. MV 1 is a plow truck owned by the City of Newton. Photos were taken of both vehicles and the scene with the camera in N495 and turned into IT.

On Friday, January 29, 2021, Mr. Jose Bonilla (S73276930) stated he was operating a 2016 Thomas School bus (MA: SB40311) owned by Eastern Bus Company at the intersection of Crafts Street and the driveway to 34 Crafts Street, Newton. Crafts Street is a public way maintained by the City of Newton. Mr. Bonilla stated he proceeded to take a right turn onto Crafts Street from the driveway and the passenger side of his vehicle made contact with a fire hydrant. The crash caused the hydrant to fall to the roadway. No injuries reported. City noticed of damage. Photos of damage were submitted to the IT Bureau.

MV 1 was plowing the driveway of 46 Wiltshire Ct when the vehicle slid on some ice on the surface and temporarily lost control. MV 1 slid into the right front of MV 1. MV 2 was parked in the driveway. MV 1 is construction vehicle owned by Antone Construction Company contracted by the City of Newton. Photos of both vehicles were taken and placed into IT.

On Friday 2/5/21 at approximately 0457 hours while assigned to marked unit n499 I was dispatched to 300 Boylston Street (Lifetime Fitness) for a report of a vehicle that drove into the security gate at the entrance to the parking garage. Upon arrival I spoke with SLOSS Mark (Security Officer) who stated a member of Lifetime Fitness was entering the parking garage and did not see the security gate down and drove into it. Impact caused the gate to bend in several areas and rendedered it inoperable in the down position. SLOSS contacted building maintenance and was awaiting their arrival. SLOSS further stated he works 4 days a week and the security gate is usuall lifted between 4 and 5 am every morning. SLOSS stated their are sometimes cones also blocking the gate, but not always, this morning was a busy morning and cones were not in front of the gate. After speaking with SLOSS I spoke with the operator, SHIELDS David, who stated he comes to the gym the same time every morning and the security gate is usually up, but when the gate is down it is difficult to see. He also had another member of the gym come talk to me and stated that the gate is difficult to see when it is in the down position. SHIELDS stated this morning he did not realize the gate was down and drove into it causing the damage. Upon my arrival I observed the entrance of the parking garage to be very well lit and the gate to be obvious.

On Tuesday 2/16/21 at approximately 2148 hours while assigned to unit n499 and driving thru the parking lot behind Seasons 52 (220 Boylston Street). I was flagged down by a motorist stating he was just involved in a minor motor vehicle crash. Operator, (FIGARO Ribiar), states he was travelling thru the parking lot coming down the aisle between Starbucks and Seasons 52 when a motor vehicle backed into him striking his vehicle on the drivers side rear tire. Operator, (KHANARINA Larisa), states she looked both ways prior to backing out of her parking spot but did not see FIGARO's vehicle coming and she proceeded to back into the vehicle. No injuries were reported.

Owner of Veh 1 stated that he believes his car was struck around 4:30 earlier this morning, when he heard a loud noise. His vehicle was parked on Barrieau Court next to 368 Watertown Street. Damage makes owner believe it was hit by a plow during the snow storm. No cameras were located in the area. Owner may call for a tow later due to damage. Owner contacted me to let know that Antonellis Construction plows the area.

The operator of Vehicle #1 stated that she was sitting in her parked motor vehicle when the rear driver's side was struck by Vehicle #2 causing minor damage. Vehicle #2 then left the area. When I spoke with the operator of Vehicle #2 he stated that was unaware that he struck a vehicle, but "that doesn't mean it didn't happen". He also reported that his vehicle was not damaged. Neither party complained of injury when they were asked. This occured in the rear parking lot of 425 Watertown St.

Vehicle#1 accidently backed into a fire hydrant located in front of #14 St James Terr. Vehicle#1 sustained minor damage to rear bumper and the driver sustained no injuries. Vehicle#1 was not towed and was placed back into service. I took pictures of vehicle#1 and the fire hydrant and placed them into the IT bureau. DPW notified.

Operator 1 was backing into a parking space behind 1321 Washington St when she struck unoccupied cruiser 492. Minor damage to the rear drivers quarter panel of N492. Minor damage to the rear passenger quarter panel of N526. No injuries reported, both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene.

On 03/30/2021, while assigned to N498, responded to Wegman's back parking lot, for a past hit and run. Upon arrival, I met with vehicle owner, MCCARTHY, who stated her daughter, FLOOD, was using the car and parked it in the back parking lot along the Florence Street side. FLOOD didn't notice until the following day that she could not open the passenger door due to it being hit. I observed a dent in front of the passenger door. MCCARTHY attempted to call Wegman's for video and they would not release it. I spoke to a manager who did not have access to the video at this time.

On Thursday 4/8/21 at approximately 0728 hours while assigned to marked unit n499 I was dipatched to the parking lot of Seasons 52 (220 Boylston St) for a report of a motor vehicle crash with minor injuries. Upon arrival I spoke with the operator (KRAUSE Liza) of MV#1 (Mazda CX-5). KRAUSE states she pulled into the parking lot from rte9 EB and was travelling straight when she observed a dump truck about to enter her lane of travel from the left. KRAUSE states she blew her horn, but the dump truck coninued on striking her vehicle on the drivers side rear. Impact from the collision caused significant damage to the drivers side of the vehicle in addition to deploying the side air bags in her vehicle. KRAUSE was evaluated by medics and refused transport to the hospital. She states she is uninjured just shaken up. Secondly, I spoke with the operator (BENNETT Paul A Jr) of MV#2 (KW Dump Truck). BENNETT states he was following another dump truck through the parking lot to the back exit on Florence Street to deliver asphalt to a construction job. In front of Seasons 52 he states he stopped at the stop sign and proceeded through unaware that MV#1 was in front of him striking the MV on the drivers side. There was no damage to the dump truck other than some marks on the front bumper. Motor vehicle crash occurred in a parking lot containing many stores, restaurants and a supermarket (Wegmans). Where the crash occurred was in front of Seasons 52 at a stop sign. At the stop sign is an island angled in such a manner to push vehicles to stay to the right and not make any turns. However, there are no signs displaying turning restrictions. The dump truck attempted to cross over the main entrance from rte9 to the parking lot containing the tent for SoulCycle and exit through the back of the parking lot. Vehicles entering from rte 9 do not have a stop sign and have the right of way to travel straight upon entry.

Motor vehicle 1 (MV1) was parked facing westbound in the parking lot of 200 Boylston Street when motor vehicle 2 (MV2) attempted to take a right turn into an adjacent parking spot (on the drivers side ) and side swiped MV1. MV2 then backed up and left the area in an unknown direction. As a result of the crash MV1 sustained minor rear drivers side damage. MV2 likely sustained minor front passengers side damage. Monica Carney, who was sitting in the front passengers seat at the time of the crash, described MV2 as a black sedan with a partial MA Reg. of "6LT". Traffic Bureau update (Officer Gaudet): I was able to obtain footage of the crash from Chestnut Hill Security. The video captures the crash from a distance. It showed a newer model black station wagon (possibly a Subaru) enter the parking area traveling North near MV1. MV2 is observed attempting to take a left turn into a vacant parking spot next to MV1's driver side. MV2's front driver side area is observed crashing into MV1's rear driver side area. MV2 then backs away from MV1 and continues through the parking lot towards Seasons 52 and leaves the area. I was unable to obtain the vehicle's registration. Chestnut Hill Security stated they will keep checking their camera system to obtain better footage of the crash. At this time I am unable to identify the vehicle and it's operator. The footage was submitted to the IT Bureau.

MV1 was unoccupied and parked in the Austin Street parking lot when it was hit by an unknown vehicle that left the scene without leaving their information. MV1 received damage to its driver's side rear bumper from what seems to be from a dark colored vehicle, possibly black. Star Market has a camera pointed in the direction of this parking lot, I, Ofc. Kane viewed the footage from 1900hrs-2030hrs and was unable to see any collision as MV1 was just out of its frame.

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.

MV1 was parked in the parking lot of 1897 Washington St., the Woodland Country Club when it was struck by a vehicle that was believed to be pulling out from next to it. The operator of MV1 stated that the vehicle was parked at 2:30 and noticed the damage to the front left side of the vehicle when leaving around 4PM. Operator of MV1 stated that the Woodland Country Club has security footage of the incident and would be able to bring the footage in at a later time. Operator of MV1 stated the vehicle that was parked next to her was white as well as the paint she noticed on her vehicle. The operator stated she was unsure of the make of the model of the vehicle next to hers and did not have the vehicles license plate. It should be noted that MV1 sustained minimal damage and was still able to be operated.

On Wednesday 6/16/21 at approximately 1529 Hours while assigned to marked unit n499 I was dispatched to the Stop & Shop Parking lot (165 Needham Street) for a report of a minor MVA. Upon arrival I spoke with the operator, (MATARESE Alexandria) of MV# 1(RI Reg AM60) who states she was attempting to back out of a parking space and didn't see MV#2 coming and backed into the side of the vehicle. MATARESE states vehicle#2 was travelling through the parking lot at a high rate of speed. Lastly, I spoke with the operator, (YASUI Lisa) of MV#2 (FL reg GTLG98) who stated she was travelling straight through the parking lot when MV#1 backed into the side of her vehicle. No injuries reported.

There was a medical emergency at 2101 Washington Street (Care One) so Fire, Medics, and Police were all parked by the front entrance. The OP. of MV#1 states that she was trying to park correctly in her spot. She backed out and her attention was drawn to an ambulance and didn't realize there was a second ambulance behind her. That's when she collided with MV#2. MV#2 is an unoccupied ambulance with its emergency lights on while medics were out assisting a patient. Medic J. Spratt was nearby and observed his truck shake and walked around and noticed MV#1 pulling away from the ambulance with damage to the corner of the vehicle. Pictures have been taken of both MV#1 and MV#2. Ambulance MV#2 has some old damage not related to this current accident. There doesn't appear to be any new damage to MV#2 from this current accident.

MV1 was unoccupied and parked legally in a parking space belonging to 75 Adams St (Nonantum Boxing Club ) when MV2, operated by Robert David Rauh, hit MV1. MV2 was pulling out of a parking spot in the same lot when he miscalculated the turn and damaged MV1 rear driver's side bumper. Minor damage was observed on MV2 passenger side bumper. No injuries and both vehicles were safe to drive.

MV#1 was moving her car in the parking lot of The Lower Falls Wine Co. When the operator of MV#1 attempted to stop the car, she hit the accelerator instead. This caused MV#1 to crash through a fence, go over a dirt mound, and crash into MV#2, which was parked in the parking lot of the US Post Office, 2344 Washington St. I made numerous attempts to contact the owner of MV#2 with negative results. I left my information in a message for the owner of MV#2 in his vehicle. I next spoke with the owner of the fence that was hit. I advised him of the situation. I provided him with a copy of the report number, and he will be following up with his insurance company. MV#1 was towed off scene by AAA. MV#2 was left on scene. No injuries occurred.

On Tuesday, August 3, 2021, Mr. Robert Drukman (S19413060) contacted the Newton Police Traffic Bureau to report a past hit and run crash. Mr. Drukman stated the crash occurred on Monday, August, 2, 2021, at the Jewish Community Center located at 333 Winchester Street, Newton sometime around 1600 hours. Mr. Drukman stated his vehicle was parked unoccupied in the parking lot and was struck by another vehicle. Mr. Drukman stated his 2017 Subaru Forester (MA: WA1/UIY) had damage to the driver side rear fender. Mr. Drukman stated a passersby forwarded pictures of the other vehicle involved in the crash. The other vehicle is a 2016 BMW 5 series (MA: 1691DR) registered to Mr. Richard Parker (S75189008). Mr. Drukman forwarded me the pictures he received and there is damage to the front passenger side bumper/fender area of this vehicle. These photos were submitted to the IT Bureau to be added to this report. I spoke with Mr. Parker via telephone. Mr. Parker stated he was operating his vehicle in the parking lot of the JCC at the time and date of the crash. Mr. Parker acknowledged his vehicle made contact with another vehicle while he was attempting to park. Mr Parker stated after making contact with the other vehicle, he exited that parking spot because it was too tight and parked in another parking spot. Mr. Parker stated there is no new damage to his vehicle and the damage I described in the pictures Mr. Drukman forwarded to me was old. I advised Mr. Parker that I was citing him for leaving the scene of property damage. Mr. Parker admitted to crashing into MV1 as he was attempting to park in the JCC parking lot. Mr. Parker knowingly made contact with another vehicle and made no effort to exchange information with the owner of the vehicle he crashed into. The pictures submitted by Mr. Drukman of his vehicle show obvious fresh damage as a result of a crash. After completing my investigation, Mr. Parker will be mailed Massachusetts Uniform Citation 089044AB for Chapter 90, Section 24 (Leaving the Scene of Property Damage). The public does have a right of access to the parking lot for the Jewish Community Center located at 333 Winchester Street, Newton.

Party of Motor Vehicle #1 stated their vehicle was parked in front of their home on St Mary's Street while they were away on vacation and was struck causing moderate front end damage. Party stated that they were having worked done on the home and the driveway was unavailable to park the vehicle. Party stated that their neighbor called them on Thursday 07/29/21 to inform them that their vehicle had been struck.

Mv#1 was travelling straight ahead on Needham St W/B in the area of #111. The Mv was being safely guided through this area under construction by detail Officers. While the Mv was passing through this area, an excavator digging in the street began moving which startled the Mv operator. As a result, the operator jerked her Mv to the right at which time the front passenger side bumper scraped a water pipe resting on the birm. The front passenger side bumper sustained minor scrape damage.

On August 27th 2021, Miriam Nkuba DOB 6/30/56 came to Newton Police Headquarters to report a past hit and run. Nkuba states that around 1500 hrs today, she was shopping in Star Market at 1 Boyston St. When she exited the store and returned to her vehicle in the lot (MA reg 7CNJ50), there were security workers cleaning debris from around her car. Immediately apparent was damage to the rear left tail light/bumper area. The security workers then directed Nkuba to witness Kate Sweeney, who was able to provide a picture of MA reg 4AX435, a black Chevrolet Suburban. Sweeney told Nkuba that the Suburban had hit her car and left the scene. I called Sweeney and spoke with her directly. She relayed that she was in a nearby store and heard a loud crash. Her attention was directed outside to a black Suburban slowly driving with obvious front passenger side damage. The vehicle then stopped in a parking space, and a heavy set woman exited from the driver's seat to inspect the damage on the front right side. The woman then got back into the vehicle and drove away in an unknown direction. 4AX435 comes back active on a 2012 Chevrolet Suburban color black to Maria Dasilva Alves out of West Roxbury. I requested Boston PD E-5 try and raise Alves and have her contact me. It should be noted that Alves has an expired/non renewable license and appears from her license photo to be heavy set. Charges pending. *Update, 8/28/21- Boston PD had negative results locating Alves or the vehicle. Based on corroborating statements by the witness, MA uniform citation T1446618 will be mailed to Alves for 90/24 Leaving the Scene of Property Damage and 90/10 Unlicensed Operation.

Mv#1 was parked unoccupied opposite #8 Burrage Rd (N/B). #1 was sideswiped by an unknown Mv that left white paint transfer damage on #1's driver's side front end side and also struck the driver's side mirror all causing moderate damage. I spoke to the resident at 8 Burrage Rd. The resident stated a visitor in his house, Jonathan Kaplan, witnessed the accident. The resident stated Kaplan told him he observed a white sedan bearing MA Reg CIAF31 (Mv#2) attempting to parallel park between #1 and another Mv. During the attempt, #2 was observed sideswiping #1. Kaplan further stated a male operator got out of #2, left a note on #1 and drove away. Mv#1 owner/operator Ms Joan Beer stated no note was ever found. Later from HQ, I called the witness phone number provided (617-455-2557) by the resident of 8 Burrage Rd. I called that number, received VM and left a message. A query of #2 registration comes back on a '18 white Lexus G350 to a Mr Barry Benjamin of 79 Florence St #510S Newton. I received information Mr Benjamin's phone number was 339-223-0079. This number when called was not Mr Benjamin's. Later from HQ, I spoke to Ms Beer and provided her with the witness plate number observed as the paint color is a match to the damage sustained on her Mv. She was advised insurance company will investigate further based on current information received. Later, the witness Mr Kaplan returned my phone call and provided the following statement: Kaplan stated he was in his driveway outside directly across the street from where the accident was taking place. Kaplan stated the accident was very obvious as damage was unfolding while Mr Benjamin was attempting to squeeze between Mv#1 and another vehicle. Kaplan stated after realizing he (Mr Benjamin) could not fit he started to drive away. Kaplan stated it drew the attention of another witness (unknown) standing on the street when both walked up to Mr Benjamin's vehicle and asked him if he was going to leave a note for the damaged vehicles. Benjamin refused. Kaplan described Benjamin's overall demeanor as "rude." Kaplan stated he told Benjamin he has cameras capturing the incident. Not until then, Benjamin got out of his car and left a note on only the other vehicle reported to be minor license plate damage. Kaplan stated Benjamin never left a note on Mv#1, the vehicle with obvious moderate damage. Kaplan stated he actually viewed the note left on the other vehicle and said it was illegible. Kaplan told Benjamin this and Benjamin yelled to him "mind your own business" and drove away. Kaplan stated his ring doorbell camera was not positioned to capture any of the incident. Traffic Bureau update (Officer Gaudet): On September 8, 2021 I was able to make contact with the operator of MV2, Mr. Barry Benjamin (S42076881). Mr. Benjamin stated he was operating his 2018 Lexus G350 (MA: CIAF31) at the time of the crash. Mr. Benjamin stated he was backing his vehicle into a parking spot and the space ended up being too small. Mr. Benjamin stated the rear of his vehicle crashed into the front bumper area of MV1, knocking off it's license plate. Mr. Benjamin stated he got out of his vehicle and put the plate back on MV1. Mr. Benjamin stated he left a note in the vehicle with his contact information and left the area. I asked Mr. Benjamin if he was aware of making contact with another vehicle in the area. Mr. Benjamin stated he did not make contact with any other vehicle. Mr. Benjamin stated there was no damage to his vehicle and stated he would e-mail me pictures of his vehicle and pictures of MV1 that he took on scene. Those pictures were forwarded to the IT Bureau to be added to this report. Mr. Benjamin also stated in his e-mail, "My wife informed me that the homeowner who contacted the police called my wifes attention to a car up the street. The car was on the opposite side near a dirt road that had been side swiped earlier. My wife said, "That has nothing to do with us" and the homeowner agreed that that situation did not involve our car." At this time, no charges will be filed against Mr. Benjamin for leaving the scene of property damage.

On 9/7/21, Brooke Movitz DOB 5/6/99 came to NPD Headquarters to report a hit & run of MA reg 646NM7. Movitz states she was parked in the Newton Centre Lot in a row of parking stalls near Walgreens on the Langley Rd side. Around 1315 hrs, Movitz noticed damage to the left rear side of her vehicle. She stated that the vehicle parked next to her, MA reg 298MS7, had damage to the front left side and was parked at an angle that may suggest an improper turn into the parking spot (see diagram). Movitz was able to show me two pictures of minor damage to both vehicles, however I am not able to confirm that the damage is related to each other via the photographs. A white male with spiky hair in his 40's drove off in the vehicle, according to Movitz, but there was no interaction between the two. I was able to make contact with the owner of the vehicle in question, who told me that his son Daniel Suleski III DOB 4/10/92 was operating his car today. Suleski was able to be reached by phone and was adament that he did not hit another vehicle. Suleski did state he was parked in the Newton Centre Lot around the time in question. Officer Marini checked the area for any cameras that may record the area with negative results. Based on the totality of the facts presented, I am unable to reach a definitive conclusion at this time. Movitz was advised to contact her insurance company for further assistance.

On September 13, 2021 at approximately 17:32 hours I responded to the parking lot of Bloomingdales, 225 Boylston St for a report of a hit and run. I spoke with the operator of MV1 who said that she was traveling northbound on the parking lot roadway off of Boylston St by Bloomingdales Men's Store. MV1 was stopped at the stop sign when she observed what she believes to be a newer Mercedes SUV turn right onto the roadway and crash into the rear of her vehicle. MV1 exited her vehicle to try and get the driver's attention but the operator continued driving away. The operator of MV1 said that an MBTA bus was at the bus stop and saw the incident but was gone on my arrival. I was unable to locate any cameras in the area facing the crash location.

The owner of veh #1 stated she parked her vehicle in the parking lot of #141 Needham St (Sierra Trading Post & T.J. Maxx) at approximately 11:00. When she returned around 11:30, she noticed her rear drivers side quarter panel had been struck by a white vehicle. It appears the other vehicle struck her car as it was either pulling in or out of the parking space. I searched the lot for the other vehicle but was unable to locate it. I then went inside the Sierra Trading Post and spoke with the manager regarding security cameras. He stated that neither his store nor T.J. Maxx had cameras facing the parking lot.

Operator of vehicle 1 was traveling eastbound on Commonwealth Ave behind vehicle 2. Operator of vehicle 1 stated that vehicle 2 quickly swerved right then made a u-turn across the double yellow line and struck her vehicle head on. Operator of vehicle 2 stated he attempted to make a u-turn and went head on into vehicle 1. Both operators reported no injuries and signed patient refusals with Fallon medical. Both vehicles were towed by Todys Towing. I issued operator 2 in hand MA Uniform Citation #T1447322 for 89/4a marked lanes violation. Commonwealth Ave is a public way in the City of Newton.

On 9/20/21, Nipa Goud DOB 4/19/77 came to NPD Headquarters to report a past hit & run of MA reg 5RR913 ( vehicle #1). Goud states she was shopping in Johnson String 1029 Chestnut St on 9/15 around 1300 hrs when a good samaritan came into the store. He stated that the above mentioned vehicle had been hit in the parking lot. The witness is Allyn McCourt (617) 875-3457. He provided Goud with a description of an older female driving MA reg 2EE316. It was reported that she made contact with the rear of vehicle #1 and immediately left the scene. I spoke to Mccourt on the phone, who informed me that the woman was a white female between 60-70 yrs old. She appeared to be making a 3-point turn in the lot, hit a bush, then the rear bumper of vehicle #1. I asked Mccourt if there was any indication that the woman knew she hit vehicle #1, to which he stated "it certainly seemed so, because she motioned for me to move out of her way after she hit it". The vehicle was described by Mccourt as a blue sedan. MA reg 2EE316 comes back active on a 2011 blue Toyota Camry to Sergey Klepikov out of 1156 Chestnut St in Newton. QED shows a Vera Klepikov residing at that same address with a DOB of 12/22/52. I have left a message with the number on file for the Klepikov residence for Vera to contact me. Damage to vehicle #1 appears to be minor-moderate scraping from the picture I was shown by Goud. To be further investigated.

The operator of MV1 stated as she was pulling out of the parking garage at 28 Austin Street she struck MV2 while it was parked in a parking spot. The operator of MV1 was involved in a domestic during this accident with the operator of MV2. After striking MV2 the operator drove out of the parking garage to the NPD to report the incident. MV1 sustained minor damage to the driver side front head light. The operator of MV2 and the vehicle have not been found and spoken too in regards to the accident, unknown damage at this time.

MV#1 Was stopped at the traffic light at the intersection of Washington St and the entrance/exit to the Woodland MBTA station when she was struck from behind. MV#2 Was exiting the Woodland MBTA station when he struck MV#1 from behind. OPMV#2 Stated he wasn't paying attention when he struck the vehicle in front of him.

The operator of MV1 stated he was traveling westbound in the parking lot travel lane at Bloomingdale's's when MV2 drove out behind a dodge truck and struck the passenger side of his vehicle. The operator of MV2 stated he was driving across a parking spot, to another spot and as he entered the travel lane in the parking lot, he struck the passenger side of MV1 with the front of his vehicle. All occupants stated they were not injured. MV1 sustained significant damage to the passenger side of the vehicle. MV2 had major damage to the front of his vehicle. MV1 was able to drive away from the accident after proper paper work was gathered. MV2 called for a private tow, AAA.

Opr. of V1, Juan Chen stated she came out of work and walked to her vehicle. At this time, she noticed a scratch on the left side of the vehicle. Chen stated she thought the vehicle next to her could have hit her vehicle, but did not have proof. The uninvolved vehicle had some damage to the left front. I made contact with the owner and spoke to her. She told me the damage was old from another accident and if she hit the vehicle she would have left a note. Due to the damage being old and the garage not having any cameras, I could not prove who struck V1. V1 sustained minor damage. V1 was not towed and due to no one driving, there were no injuries. Chen requested a report for insurance.

The owner of MV1 stated she went into Stop and Shop at 1350 hrs and when she came back outside to her vehicle at 1408 hrs, her vehicle had been hit on the rear driver side. Her vehicle was parked, facing southbound. There was minor damage to the rear driver side of the bumper. Unknown who had struck her vehicle.

On 11/17/21 at 10:51 hours, I responded to the rear of the Newton Dept. of Public Works City Yard located at 74 Elliot Street for a crash that involved a city backhoe and a city contracted semi-trailer truck. No injuries were reported. On arrival, I spoke to the operator of the semi-trailer truck which is a 2006 Peterbilt Model 327 with MA APP Reg. # 3827B. The operator was identified as Robert Lawton (MA D/L # S92175566). Mr. Lawton works for Commonwealth Construction and Utilities which is owned by the Distefano Corporation in Watertown, MA. They are contracted with the City of Newton to remove debris such as concrete from the city yard. At the time, Mr. Lawton was standing on a ladder attached to the trailer overseeing it being loaded up by a city backhoe. The truck was parked and facing in a westerly direction. During the loading process, the backhoe was pulling forward towards the truck in a westerly direction. The front left side wheel of the backhoe struck the truck's driver's side rear mud flap area denting it. The mud flap is made of metal and covers the four rear tires from front to back. Both Mr. Lawton or the operator of the backhoe never realized the truck had been struck until another worker from Commonwealth Construction noticed it. The backhoe is a yellow 2014 JCB 3CX14 with MA Apportioned Reg. # M88532. The operator of the backhoe Michael Daniele (MA D/L # S43438211) works for the City of Newton Dept. of Public Works out of 74 Elliot Street. There was no damage to the backhoe. Digital photos taken.

Operator of MV 1 and stated that when he pulled out of his parking space in the parking lot of 1321 Washington st, he accidently sideswiped MV 2 which was parked next to him on his passenger side. There were no injuries due to this accident and neither vehicle was towed.

On 12/13/21 at 11:04 hours, I responded to the Mount Ida Campus of UMASS Amherst located at 777 Dedham Street for a one car crash involving a City of Newton Department of Public Works vehicle. The crash occurred at a y type walkway/driveway near the Shaw Building dining hall. The weather at the time was clear and approximately 50 degrees and the road conditions were dry. On arrival, I spoke to the operator of the DPW vehicle identified as William Bertrand (MA D/L # S24973075 ). Bertrand was operating a 2016 Ford Escape color black bearing MA Municipal registration # M2534A at the time of the crash. He states that he was at the Shaw campus building to conduct an inspection and was parked at a y type walkway/driveway outside of the building. When leaving, he attempted to make a three point turn to exit the driveway. While backing, he states that his foot slipped transitioning from the gas to the brake and he struck a light pole near the edge of the driveway. He says the back up sensors never alerted him of the pole either. The Ford Escape sustained minor scrape marks to the driver's side rear bumper area. As a result of the impact, the light pole cracked at the base and was knocked over on to the ground. Campus Security was on scene and will notify school administration regarding the damage to the pole. I took digital photos of the scene and submitted them to the I.T. Bureau.

On 12/30/21 at approximately 18:48 hours I, Officer Whitney Hyde, was dispatched to 105 Union St to meet a Ruven Rodriguez regarding a past hit and run. I located Mr. Rodriguez and his vehicle at 808 Beacon St. Mr. Rodriguez stated he was attempting to parallel park Vehicle 1 on Herrick Rd when the vehicle behind him, Vehicle 2, got impatient and attempted to pass by him. When Vehicle 2 did so, it made contact with the front driver side corner of Vehicle 1. Mr. Rodriguez stated that the corner of Vehicle 1 scraped along the entire length of Vehicle 2. Mr. Rodriguez was only able to describe Vehicle 2 as a newer model white SUV being operated by a white male. Mr. Rodriguez stated that it occurred sometime between 1821 and 1824 hours. I observed scrapes with white paint transfer to the drivers side corner of Vehicle 1's front bumper.

On Tuesday, March 01, 2022 at approximately 1609hrs, I, Officer Fay responded to 1340 Centre St. for a report of a past hit and run. Upon arrival I met with the owner of the vehicles son, William Redmond, who stated on Sunday, February 27, 2022 at approximately 9:30PM he parked his dad's vehicle, a black 2017 Ford Edge (MO plate EEON3z) at the bottom level of the parking garage at 1340 Centre St. William stated that when he returned to use the vehicle on March 01, 2022 at around 3:30PM he noticed a dent in the driver side door. I asked him if anyone else has driven the vehicle within that time, which he replied no and informed me that he did not recall seeing that damage before. Upon closer inspection of the vehicle, I noticed the damage appeared to be cover from dirt and salt from the road, making the damage appear to be old. I also noticed that the parking garage does not have security cameras. At this time it is unknown if the damage is old or if someone had struck his vehicle within the garage between February 27 and March 1st. I informed William that a report would be generated, at which he informed me that he has made his father, Christopher Redmond aware of the damage. The vehicle had minor damage to the door and the vehicle is considered safe to drive and left parked in the parking garage. A vehicle was parked next to William's vehicle, but William stated it was his coworkers and knew the vehicle was not parked next to his vehicle. I walked around his coworkers vehicle, which had no damage.

MV 1 was backing out of a parking spot in the parking lot of Whole Foods (647 Washington St) when she rear ended the adjacent vehicle backing out of a parking spot. The operator of MV 1 stated she observed the adjacent vehicle and it was parked across from her. The operator of MV 1 further stated both vehicles backed out of their spots at the same time causing the accident. MV sustained damage to the trunk and shattered the entire rear window. The operator of MV 1 called a private tow due to the vehicle being unsafe to drive. MV 2 was backing out of a parking spot when he struck MV 1. The operator of MV 2 stated he backed out of his spot the same time MV backed out causing the accident. MV 2 sustained minor damage if any at all to the rear. There were no injuries to either party.

Operator 1 states he was walking to his vehicle in the parking lot at 999 Watertown St (CVS Pharmacy) when he saw that a vehicle in the parking space to the left of him was too close to his vehicle, preventing him from being able to enter. Operator 1 asked operator 2 if he could back up to create space and when operator 2 reversed, the back passenger side of his vehicle scraped against the left side of vehicle 1's bumper. Operator 1 then asked operator 2 for his registration, operator 2 offered money and then left the parking lot without exchanging information. Upon making contact with operator 2, he stated he was the operator of vehicle 2 and admitted backing up into vehicle 1. Operator 2 stated he was scared to give his information because he does not have a driver's license and he left the area. I observed minor damage to on the left side of the rear bumper on vehicle 1 and minor damage to the right side of the rear bumper of vehicle 2. I issued operator 2 Massachusetts Uniform citation: T1445618 for the following: MGL Ch. 90 Sec. 24 Leaving the scene after a collission with property damage MGL Ch. 90 Sec. 10 Unlicensed Operation of a motor vehicle

Vehicle 1 and Vehicle 2 were headed eastbound on Auburn St when Vehicle 1 attempted to parallel park on the south side of Auburn St. Vehicle 2 attempted to drive around Vehicle 1 while they attempted to park, at which time Vehicle 1 decided to abandon their attempt to parallel park and instead took a wide left turn in an attempt to pull into the angled parking spaces across the street on the north side of Auburn St. When Vehicle 1 attempted this turn, the front driver's side quarter panel of Vehicle 1 made contact with the passenger side front and rear quarter panel of Vehicle 2. I observed minor scrapes to the side of Vehicle 2 and minor scrapes to the front quarter panel of Vehicle 1. The operator of Vehicle 1 stated that she was having difficulty turning the steering wheel of her vehicle following the accident, and I observed that her two front wheels were no longer parallel with each other and instead pointed at an inward angle. Both parties denied injuries. Vehicle 2 was able to drive away from the scene while Vehicle 1 requested a tow from AAA.