Suspicious man handles package in Hopkinton driveway, Hopkinton MA
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a man in a U-Haul cargo van pulled into a driveway near Thayer Heights and handled an Amazon package before leaving. The incident was reported as suspicious. Officers checked the area and found the van nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Hopkinton Police, Fire and DPW
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Can you respond to the area at Thayer Heights?
00:02
Got a call from near Thayer Heights.
00:05
They had a U-Haul truck pulling into their driveway, not delivering a package it sounds like.
00:10
It was a Robo Mike.
00:13
May have pulled down the end of the road, they just like an officer to take a ride through.
00:18
Seems a little suspicious they said.
00:33
Thank you. Wanting to speak about she did state that this happened a couple weeks ago as well.
00:51
Wanting to be advised, they believe it's at a higher number on their height,
00:56
but it did drive past their house again.
00:59
Just be advised, when it was in the driveway, the gentleman walked up to the garage, opened the garage,
01:06
and then picked up the Amazon package that was there and put it back down.
01:09
It seems suspicious.
01:20
Also better descriptions, there was a cargo van.
01:29
Control before.
01:52
22.
01:56
Go ahead.
01:58
Yeah,
02:00
okay, that van is at 23.
02:04
There, I'm just gonna fall through the neighborhood a little bit before I make contact.
02:10
What thing?
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Location mentioned:
Thayer Heights Rd, Hopkinton, MA 01748
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