Monday, July 18

1:19 a.m.: A caller who dialed 911 to report his dog missing was advised to call the department's non-emergency business line, but did not immediately call back. 

6:59 a.m.: A vehicle owner who parked in an handicapped space on Washington St. was able to move the vehicle before being issued a citation. 

 3:05 p.m.: An officer who responded to a motor vehicle crash at Washington and Brook streets reported getting glass in his finger, but was able to get the glass out himself. Though an ambulance responded to the incident, no one was transported to the hospital.

4:34 p.m.: An employee at a business on Prentice St. reported vending machines had been broken into.

4:45 p.m.: A caller from Westfield Drive reported that a GPS unit was taken from an unlocked car sometime the previous night. 

4:48 p.m.: Someone returned a check to the police department that belonged to someone with a Holliston address. The owner was located and a message left.  

5:00 p.m.: A restraining order was served on Fiske St. 

8:00 p.m.: A party walked into the police station to report a stolen passport.

8:01 p.m.: A complaint of loud music from the Hollis St. area was traced to the Holliston High School track, where a group that was training was asked to turn the volume down.

Tuesday, July 19

8:34 a.m.: A caller from Chamberlain St. reported vandalism.