DRACUT — Deputy Chief David Chartrand reports that the Dracut Police Department responded to a report of a suspicious male looking into two childrens’ bedroom window early in the morning, and intend to seek charges against a suspect.
Bedford Police Warn Business Owners, Residents About String of Motor Vehicle Break-Ins
BEDFORD, N.H. — Chief John J. Bryfonski and the Bedford Police Department would like to notify business owners and residents about a recent string of motor vehicle break-ins over the last week, and are asking people to report any suspicious activity to police.
Methuen Police Arrest Three Juveniles, Recover Firearm after Report of Suspicious Activity
Mayor James P. Jajuga and Police Chief Joseph Solomon report that the Methuen Police Department arrested three juveniles and seized a handgun and ammunition after officers responded Tuesday to a citizen report of suspicious activity.
Newburyport Police Seek Information Regarding Suspicious Activity
The Newburyport Police Department is alerting residents to suspicious activity that occurred at a Payson street home over the past two months.
East Bridgewater Police Seeking to Identify Man in Vehicle Who Approached Young Girl
Chief Scott Allen reports that the East Bridgewater Police Department is seeking to identify and speak with a man who reportedly drove up to an 11-year-old girl walking home from her bus stop and asked her if she wanted a ride Wednesday afternoon.
East Bridgewater Police Investigate After Boy is Approached by Man at School Bus Stop
Chief Scott Allen reports that the East Bridgewater Police Department investigated a report of a child at a bus stop that was approached by a man in a van Tuesday morning. The police investigation revealed no criminal intent, and Chief Allen stresses that there is no danger to the community.
Wakefield Police Monitoring Man Seen Taking Photos of Children at Schools, Parks and Playgrounds
WAKEFIELD – Chief Rick Smith reports that the Wakefield Police Department is investigating multiple reports of a man taking photos of children at various parks, playgrounds and preschools, but has found no evidence of criminal activity at this time.
Dedham Police Department Encourages Residents to “See Something, Say Something”
DEDHAM – Chief Michael d’Entremont and the Dedham Police Department are encouraging residents to “See Something, Say Something” and protect their communities by recognizing and reporting suspicious activity.