Domestic Issues, Larceny and More From the Sudbury Police Department

The following was reported by the Sudbury Police Department on May 7-8:

• Officers were dispatched to a Boston Post Road residence regarding a domestic dispute between a boyfriend and girlfriend. According to Lt. Robert Grady, the dispute was verbal in nature and no arrests were made.
• Natick police are assisting Sudbury detectives with an ongoing larceny case.
• Officers responded to Woodside Road for a report of a one-car accident. According to Grady, one car struck a pole. The car was towed but injuries were reported. There was a lengthy closure of the road as crews removed live wires that crossed the road.
• Officers were dispatched to Concord Road for a report of a two-car accident. Airbags were deployed, both cars were towed, but no one was injured.
• Officers responded to Dakin Road for a report of a two-car accident. One car was towed but no injuries were reported.
• A Dutton Road resident reported someone suspicious looking was knocking on her door. The person was gone when officers arrived.
• Officers were dispatched to Hudson Road for a report of a domestic issue. Grady said the issue was verbal in nature. No arrests were made and no restraining orders given.