Woman Arrested For Faking Taking Hallucinogenics: Milford Police

MILFORD, MA—The following are excerpts from the Milford police log. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.

Thursday, May 10

9:29 a.m.: Caller states that a female has made suicidal threats, Rolling Green Drive

12:58 p.m.: Caller reporting the operator of the above vehicle is texting while driving and almost struck three vehicles.

4:30 p.m.: Police respond to Jack's Auto Sales and Repair. Simao Lima, 51, East Main Street, Milford, was arrested and charged on a warrant

5:06 p.m.: East bound near Johnny Jack's Restaurant. Caller reports she stopped to let a pedestrian cross and operator of another MV began honking. Further down the road he passed her and brake jobbed her. Caller advised to call if there are any further incidents.

7:30 p.m.: Walk in states that he is being harassed, Main Street

9:16 p.m.: Caller requesting an officer for phone harassment, 18 Spring St. Male party already spoke to an officer in regards to this earlier.

Sunday, May 13

2:52 a.m.: Police responded to a medical emergency at 33 Rolling Green. 33 year old female who took cough medicine and hallucinogen drugs, she is stating her stomach is swelling up. 214 reports that it is a prank call and that the party in question was dared to call 911 to elicit a response, requesting to still have FD check on the party. Maria C. Ippoliti, 33, Bancroft Ave., Hopedale, was arrested for issuing a false report to public safety dispatch

6:57 a.m.: Caller requesting to speak with an officer in regards to a complaint of speeding amazon vehicles near his residence. 209 reports that the calling part has complaints in regards to speeding. 10 Birch St.

8:07 a.m.: 534 requesting to contact Animal control for a deceased cat in the road way. ACO Keith will be responding to pick the cat. 185 Congress St.

2:59 p.m.: Caller reporting a male party panhandling in the area of Pizza Chef.

4:03 p.m.: Security requesting a well being check on a female party who is possibly under the influence of an unknown substance, and causing a disturbance at the Milford Hospital. She is going to be wearing red pajama pants and a blue sweatshirt last seen near Isabella's.

4:54 p.m.: LP is requesting an officer for a shoplifting that happened earlier today by a juvenile at Kohl's. Possible ongoing shoplifter.

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