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Friday, June 20
Alarms
At 1:48 p.m., officers responded to a burglar alarm activated at a residence on Perkins Lane. Officers arrived promptly and conducted a thorough check of the property, determining the alarm was accidental and ensuring the homeowner was informed and aware of the system’s status.
Assist Other Agency
At 9:12 a.m., officers were dispatched to Herrick Lane to assist the Department of Public Works with traffic control while crews cleared a tree limb hanging dangerously on a utility wire. The fire department also responded to ensure the area was safe, with officers remaining on scene until the roadway was cleared and reopened for residents.
Debris and Wires Down
At 11:30 a.m., officers responded to Walnut Street near Gerry Road for a large tree limb blocking the roadway. Officers moved the limb to the roadside and notified the DPW for full removal. Later in the afternoon, officers responded to reports of limbs on wires on Pillings Pond Road and North Hill Drive, securing the areas and coordinating with RMLD and DPW for cleanup and utility restoration.
Disturbances
At 7:04 p.m., officers responded to a neighbor dispute on Upton Lane regarding property boundaries. Officers spoke with both parties to de-escalate the situation, advising them on steps for civil resolution while documenting the incident. Later at 11:10 p.m., officers were dispatched to Edgemere Road for reports of teenagers ringing doorbells and running away. Officers searched the area, but the individuals had left prior to arrival.
Fire Alarm and Arrest
At 6:31 p.m., officers and fire personnel responded to the intersection of Salem Street and South Broadway after reports of tampering with a fire call box. Officers identified the individual as James Michael Duyon, 42, of Lynn, who was summoned for tampering with a fire call box. Officers confirmed the area was safe and informed the individual of his court date.
Larceny
At 11:20 a.m., a resident arrived at the station to report a larceny from their vehicle while parked at the Nouria gas station on South Broadway. Officers took a detailed report and began an investigation, which included reviewing potential surveillance footage and seeking additional leads.
Motor Vehicle Complaints
At 7:35 p.m., officers investigated a report of a blue Tesla Model Y operating suspiciously near Salem Street and South Broadway. Officers checked the area, found no immediate violations, and noted the incident for additional monitoring to ensure continued traffic safety.
Parking Complaint
At 10:15 a.m., officers responded to Horseshoe Drive after a resident reported difficulties backing out of her driveway due to a neighbor’s commercial vehicle parked on the street. Officers spoke with the neighbor about the town’s parking bylaws for commercial vehicles, resolving the matter without incident.
Property Checks
Throughout the day, officers conducted routine property checks on Trickett Road, Knoll Road, Wildewood Drive, Essex Street, and Main Street. All properties were found secure, with no suspicious activity observed, supporting the department’s commitment to maintaining safety and visibility in Lynnfield neighborhoods.
Suspicious Activity
At 4:47 p.m., officers investigated a report of a suspicious white sedan parked on Oak Street after a resident noted its prolonged presence. Officers determined the vehicle was unoccupied and posed no threat. Later at 11:10 p.m., officers responded to Summer Street for reports of two cars parked in front of a residence, finding the vehicles were disabled and the occupants were waiting for AAA assistance.
Traffic Enforcement
Throughout the morning and afternoon, officers conducted selective traffic enforcement on Salem Street, Walnut Street, and Main Street. Several drivers were stopped for minor violations such as speeding and failure to signal, with officers using these interactions to educate drivers about safe driving practices, particularly as summer traffic increases in town. Verbal warnings were issued where appropriate, and officers noted compliance from drivers.
Unfounded Reports
At 9:02 p.m., a caller reported a strange odor in the area of Locksley Road, prompting officers and the fire department to respond. After checking the residence and the surrounding area, no hazards were found, and the area was deemed safe.
Saturday, June 21
Alarm Responses
At 9:42 a.m., officers responded to a burglar alarm on Stagecoach Lane. Officers checked the residence with the homeowner and confirmed it was a false alarm with no issues found. Later at 8:57 p.m., officers responded to a burglar alarm at a Main Street residence. Officers checked the property thoroughly, ensuring all doors and windows were secure before clearing the scene.
Animal Control
At 12:16 p.m., officers and Animal Control responded to Walnut Street near the golf course for an injured fox that had been under observation for several days. Animal Control assessed the animal’s condition and continued monitoring to ensure it would not pose a risk to residents or itself.
Arrest During Traffic Enforcement
At 1:17 a.m., during overnight traffic enforcement on Main Street, officers conducted a stop of a black 2025 Volkswagen Atlas for a traffic violation. The stop led to the driver being cited and arrested, demonstrating the department’s proactive enforcement to keep Lynnfield roads safe during weekend overnight hours.
Assists and Public Service
Officers assisted a resident on North Broadway who reported a hit-and-run accident that occurred earlier at a Dunkin’ Donuts in Saugus. The resident, complaining of neck pain, was transported by rescue to Lahey Peabody for further evaluation. Later, officers responded to Upton Lane to assist a resident, ensuring the situation was handled without incident and offering support as needed.
Directive Patrols
Officers conducted directed patrols on Winchester Drive and Lincoln Avenue overnight, maintaining a visible presence to deter disturbances and reassure residents. Officers reported no suspicious activity during these patrols.
Disturbances
At 9:48 p.m., officers were dispatched to Summer Street for a noise complaint regarding loud music. Officers spoke with the residents, who agreed to lower the volume, resolving the situation amicably and ensuring neighborhood peace.
Fire and Emergency Responses
At 6:09 p.m., officers and fire personnel responded to a report of a vehicle fire in a parking lot on North Broadway. The vehicle was safely extinguished, and Gaeta’s Towing arrived to remove it from the scene, ensuring the area was cleared and safe for other vehicles.
Motor Vehicle Crash
At 10:34 a.m., officers responded to Market Street after a black 2025 Mercedes struck a building. The vehicle was towed from the scene, and minor damage to the building was reported. Officers documented the incident for insurance and follow-up.
Parking Complaints
A parking complaint was reported from Partridge Lane regarding vehicles parked on both sides of the street, which could block emergency vehicle access. Officers investigated and determined the vehicles were related to a nearby gathering, with most leaving upon officer arrival, clearing the issue without conflict.
Property Checks
Throughout the overnight and daytime hours, officers performed property checks on Salem Street, North Broadway, Knoll Road, Summer Street, Main Street, and Reedy Meadow. All properties were found secure, with no suspicious activity noted, helping to maintain community safety and visibility.
Suspicious Person
At 3:17 p.m., officers responded to Lander Road for a report of two males walking in the area while allegedly smoking marijuana. Officers checked the neighborhood thoroughly but were unable to locate the individuals, ensuring the area was safe before clearing the call.
Traffic Enforcement
Throughout the early morning hours, officers conducted selective traffic enforcement on Salem Street, Summer Street, and Main Street, monitoring for speeding and other traffic violations. Several stops were made, with drivers receiving verbal warnings as officers reinforced the importance of safe driving during a busy weekend in town.
Sunday, June 22
Alarm Responses
At 12:11 a.m., officers responded to a burglar alarm on Tophet Road triggered by motion sensors in the dining room and basement. The homeowner confirmed it was a false alarm. Later, at 10:52 a.m., officers and the fire department responded to a carbon monoxide alarm on Salem Street, which was determined to be a faulty detector. At 2:56 p.m., an alarm on Salem Street was found to be accidental due to burnt toast. At 6:38 p.m., firefighters responded to Dunstan Road for a general fire alarm, which was investigated and cleared without issue.
Animal Control
At 12:16 p.m., an injured fox was reported along Walnut Street near the golf course. Animal Control, who had been monitoring the fox for several days, responded to assess and continue monitoring its condition.
Disturbances
At noon, a resident on Timberhill Lane reported that Amazon delivery drivers were playing loud music during deliveries. Officers noted the complaint for monitoring. At 9:48 p.m., officers responded to a loud music complaint on Summer Street. Officers spoke with the parties, who turned down the music.
Fire Responses
At 4:18 p.m., firefighters and officers responded to Wirthmore Lane for a reported kitchen fire. The situation was contained quickly with no injuries, and the scene was cleared.
Juvenile Matters
At 10:34 p.m., officers responded to Essex Street where juveniles were reported riding bicycles on grassy areas. Officers located the youths and advised them to stay off the grass, resolving the matter without further incident.
Motor Vehicle Crashes
At 11:44 a.m., officers responded to Market Street for a minor vehicle crash with no injuries. Drivers exchanged paperwork, and officers ensured the roadway was cleared. At 12:34 p.m., officers assisted with another property damage crash at Grove Street, facilitating documentation and a safe clearing of the scene.
Noise Complaints
A noise complaint was received from Timberhill Lane regarding delivery drivers playing loud music, and another was received on Summer Street for loud music in the evening. Both were addressed by officers.
Property Checks
Officers conducted checks throughout the day and evening at Salem Street, North Broadway, Main Street, Trickett Road, and Reedy Meadow. All locations were found secure with no suspicious activity.
Road Rage and Erratic Operation
At 4:04 p.m., officers responded to a report of a road rage incident on Summer Street, documenting the complaint and advising the involved party. Later in the evening, officers investigated a report of a white BMW operating erratically on South Broadway. Officers located and spoke with the parties, providing a warning to ensure safe driving behavior.
Suspicious Items
At 12:54 p.m., a caller reported finding two unspent bullets on Salem Street. Officers retrieved the items and transported them to the station for proper disposal and documentation.
Traffic Enforcement
Throughout the day, officers conducted selective traffic enforcement on Salem Street, Summer Street, and Main Street, ensuring drivers were adhering to speed limits and traffic laws. Warnings and advisories were issued as needed.
Unwanted Party
At 12:47 a.m., officers responded to Market Street for a report of a male party sleeping near Whole Foods. Officers determined the individual was taking a break while on his way to Wakefield and using his phone. No further action was needed.
Monday, June 23
Alarm Responses
At 8:16 a.m., firefighters and officers responded to Smith Farm Trail for a fire alarm activation, which was determined to be accidental during on-site system testing. Later in the day, officers responded to burglar alarms on Main Street and Cooks Farm Lane, with checks confirming all was secure or accidental.
Animal Control
At 10:15 a.m., officers responded to Main Street for a report of a deceased deer on the roadside. Animal Control was notified, and the animal was moved to the side of the road for pickup.
Disturbances
At 9 p.m., officers responded to Red Twig Lane for a report of loud karaoke music coming from a residence. Officers spoke with the residents, who agreed to lower the volume for the evening.
Fire and Emergency Responses
Throughout the day, officers and fire personnel responded to multiple medical calls, including a lift assist on Townsend Road, a fall at 55 Salem St, and a call for a child who had choked on Stoneway but was cleared on scene. Additional medical calls on Market Street, Bluejay Road, and Archer Lane involved evaluations and transports to the hospital as needed. Officers also responded to a road condition report on Edward Avenue for a sinkhole, securing the area with additional cones and notifying the water department.
Fraud
A resident on Atherton Circle reported an incident of identity theft involving fraudulent bank accounts opened in her name. Officers took a report for documentation and investigation.
Juvenile Matters
At 10:34 p.m., officers responded to Essex Street where juveniles were reported riding bicycles on grassy areas. Officers located the youths and advised them to remain on paved surfaces.
Motor Vehicle Complaints
At 7:45 a.m., officers responded to Market Street and Walnut Street for a report of a reckless driver whose passengers were hanging out of windows. Officers located the vehicle, spoke with the juveniles, and issued a verbal warning about safe vehicle conduct.
Motor Vehicle Crashes
At 5:36 p.m., officers responded to Main Street for a vehicle that had struck a house. Two vehicles, a Tesla Model Y and a Chrysler Town & Country, were involved, with one vehicle towed from the scene. The incident was documented, and no major injuries were reported.
Officer Assistance and Public Service
Throughout the day, officers assisted residents with concerns including possible scams on Heather Drive, a payment dispute on Bourque Road, and a custody matter on Market Street. Officers provided guidance and documented each incident as appropriate.
Property Checks
Officers conducted property checks at locations including Salem Street, Oak Street, Trickett Road, Knoll Road, Essex Street, and Forest Hill Cemetery throughout the day and evening. All locations were found secure, maintaining visibility and peace of mind for residents.
Selective Traffic Enforcement
Officers conducted traffic enforcement throughout the day on Salem Street, Summer Street, Main Street, and Lowell Street, monitoring for speed and traffic violations. Several verbal warnings were issued, and drivers were reminded to adhere to local traffic laws.
Suspicious Activity
Officers responded to a report of a strange odor on Heritage Lane, investigating with the fire department and finding no hazards. Officers also handled 911 hang-up calls on Friendship Lane and Colonial Road, confirming no emergencies.
Unwanted Parties
At 2:20 p.m., officers responded to Colonial Road for a report of an unwanted party. Officers addressed the situation and documented the incident, ensuring the matter was handled without escalation.
Well-being Checks
Officers conducted a well-being check on Yorkshire Drive after a neighbor reported concern due to uncollected trash and unanswered calls. Officers found no one home at the time and documented the check for follow-up if needed.
Tuesday, June 24
Alarm Responses
At 6:16 p.m., officers responded to a burglar alarm at Stoneway. Officers checked the property and confirmed it was secure, with no signs of forced entry. The alarm was determined to be accidental.
Animal Control
At 10:15 a.m., officers responded to Main Street for a report of a deceased deer on the roadside. Animal Control was notified, and the animal was moved to the side of the road for pickup.
Debris in Roadway
At 7:08 p.m., officers were dispatched to Edgemere Road for a report of a large tree that had fallen and was blocking the roadway. Officers secured the scene and notified the Department of Public Works for removal, ensuring the area was cleared for traffic.
Disturbances
At 9 p.m., officers responded to Red Twig Lane for a noise complaint involving loud karaoke music. Officers spoke with the residents, who agreed to lower the volume for the night.
Fire and Emergency Responses
Throughout the day, officers and fire personnel responded to multiple medical calls, including calls on Chestnut Street, Powder Hill Road, and Archer Lane for individuals experiencing chest pain, dizziness, or requiring transport to the hospital for further care. Additionally, at 9:11 p.m., officers and rescue crews responded to Fletcher Road for a lift assist, ensuring the resident was safely repositioned.
Investigations
Officers conducted follow-up investigations at Canterbury Road, Locksley Road, and Juniper Road during the day to assist with ongoing cases and community concerns.
Lift Assists
In addition to the call on Fletcher Road, officers assisted a resident on Townsend Road with a lift assist at 2:41 p.m., providing support while ensuring the resident’s safety.
Motor Vehicle Complaints and Crashes
At 7:45 a.m., officers investigated a report of reckless driving involving a vehicle on Market Street and Walnut Street, issuing a verbal warning to the juveniles involved after speaking with them. Later in the evening, officers responded to Main Street for a vehicle that had struck a house. Two vehicles were involved, and one was towed from the scene. No serious injuries were reported.
Property Checks
Officers conducted checks at multiple locations, including Salem Street, Knoll Road, Essex Street, Oak Street, Grove Street, and Forest Hill Cemetery, ensuring properties were secure throughout the day and evening.
Selective Traffic Enforcement
Throughout the day, officers conducted traffic enforcement on Salem Street, Summer Street, Main Street, and Lowell Street. Several drivers were stopped for minor violations, receiving reminders about traffic safety, with warnings issued where appropriate.
Suspicious Activity
At 7:26 p.m., officers responded to Vokes Terrace after a report of a black Prius parked on the street for a week. Officers determined the vehicle was legally parked and not a hazard.
Unwanted Parties
At 2:20 p.m., officers responded to Colonial Road for a report of an unwanted party. Officers handled the situation calmly, ensuring the matter was resolved and documenting the incident.
Well-being Checks
At 9:02 a.m., officers conducted a well-being check on Yorkshire Drive after a neighbor reported concern due to uncollected trash and lack of contact. Officers found no one home at the time and documented the check. Later in the day, a well-being check on Wildewood Drive for a confused individual was completed, ensuring the individual was safely reunited with family.
Wednesday, June 25
Alarm Responses
At 12:28 p.m., officers responded to a burglar alarm on Summer Street, determining it was accidental and clearing the scene. Later, at 6:08 p.m., officers responded to Longbow Road for another burglar alarm, which was also determined to be accidental after speaking with the resident.
Assist Other Agency
At 1 p.m., officers stood by at Summer Street while the Fire Department replaced condemned notices on a property, ensuring the process was completed without incident.
Assist Resident
At 12:48 p.m., officers and rescue personnel responded to South Broadway to assist a resident in moving from the second floor to the first floor, ensuring the individual was safely assisted.
Debris in Roadway
At 7:08 p.m., officers were dispatched to Edgemere Road for a report of a large tree blocking the road. Officers secured the area and notified the Department of Public Works for removal to clear the roadway safely.
Directive Patrols
Officers conducted directive patrols throughout the day and evening, including checks on Walnut Street, ensuring visibility in neighborhoods and deterring disturbances.
Disturbances
At 9 p.m., officers responded to Red Twig Lane for a noise complaint involving loud karaoke music. Residents were advised, and they agreed to lower the volume for the evening, resolving the complaint.
Fire and Emergency Responses
Throughout the day, officers and rescue personnel responded to medical calls on Witham Street, Powder Hill Road, and Chestnut Street for various medical concerns, including dizziness, weakness, and falls. Patients were evaluated on scene, with transports to area hospitals as needed.
Fraud
A report of identity fraud was taken at 9:21 a.m. from a resident on Parsons Avenue. The individual reported that personal information had been used to open accounts fraudulently, and officers documented the incident for investigation.
Motor Vehicle Complaints
Officers responded to various motor vehicle complaints and selective enforcement calls throughout the day, ensuring safe traffic flow and issuing verbal warnings where appropriate to encourage safe driving behavior.
Property Checks
Officers conducted property checks on Salem Street, Knoll Road, Essex Street, Oak Street, Grove Street, and other locations throughout the day and evening, confirming properties were secure with no suspicious activity.
Selective Traffic Enforcement
Traffic enforcement was conducted throughout the day on Summer Street, Lowell Street, Main Street, and Salem Street. Officers monitored vehicle speeds and driver behavior, issuing warnings as needed while maintaining a visible presence to encourage safe driving.
Suspicious Activity
At 7:26 p.m., officers investigated a report of a black Prius parked on Vokes Terrace for over a week. Officers found the vehicle legally parked and confirmed there was no issue.
Unwanted Parties
At 2:20 p.m., officers responded to Colonial Road for a report of an unwanted party. Officers addressed the situation calmly, ensuring it was resolved without further issue and documented the interaction.
Well-being Checks
At 3:11 p.m., officers conducted a well-being check on Wildewood Drive for a confused individual found by a passerby. Officers ensured the individual was returned home safely and documented the incident for follow-up if needed.
Thursday, June 26
Directive Patrols
Officers conducted directive patrols throughout the early morning hours on Locksley Road, Thomas Road, Wildewood Drive, and Forest Hill Avenue. Officers found no suspicious activity during these checks, ensuring neighborhood safety and visibility.
Motor Vehicle Complaints
At 1:45 a.m., officers conducted a motor vehicle stop near Salem Street and Ramsdell Way, addressing a vehicle complaint and ensuring compliance with traffic safety regulations.
Property Checks
Officers performed property checks throughout the early morning hours at multiple locations, including Salem Street, North Broadway, and Forest Hill Avenue. All properties were found secure with no issues reported.
Selective Traffic Enforcement
Officers conducted selective traffic enforcement overnight and into the morning on Salem Street, Summer Street, and Main Street. Vehicles were monitored for speed and compliance with traffic laws, with officers ready to intervene if violations were observed.
