Norfolk Man Arrested in Medfield on Multiple Drug Charges

A Norfolk man was arrested and charged with drug possession of Class B substance and drug distribution of Class B substance during a motor vehicle stop in Medfield on Saturday, May 14, according to .

Nathan Glenn Boddie, 26, of Norfolk was pulled over by Medfield police at 3:40 p.m. on Main Street after a license plate inquiry showed his vehicle’s registration was revoked and he was uninsured, according to Medfield Chief of Police Robert Meaney Jr.

“Since the vehicle is going to be towed, the officers usually ask the drive if anything dangerous or illegal will be found during the inventory search of he vehicle,” Meaney said. “An inventory search is an administrative process to make sure that we account for any valuables before the car is towed and avoid any issues with property being unaccounted for.”

Meaney said Boddie was honest with the officers and admitted what they would find during the search.

“There ended up being approximately six pills and another unidentified substance,” Meaney said.

According to the charges listed in the police report, Boddie had possession of Oxycodone and distribution of Percocet. Other charges include operating after revocation of registration and operating an uninsured motor vehicle, according to police reports.

Wellesley police was contacted for a drug dog and Ashland police supplied the dog to Medfield. Meaney wanted to clarify the reasoning behind Wellesley police being called for its drug dog.

“The reason Wellesley is called for the dog has nothing to do with the fact that I worked there,” Meaney said. “When we need law enforcement assets beyond what Medfield has, we call Wellesley. The reason for calling Wellesley is because they are the point of contact and dispatch for the Metropolitan Law Enforcement Council, which is a consortium of some 45 cities and towns in the metropolitan Boston area. All member towns contribute to the council, including Medfield, with personnel and/or equipment resources. Wellesley always has a minimum of two dispatchers 24/7 so they have the ability to determine which community or agency has the most appropriate, closest and available asset and then dispatches the resource.

“This resource may come from state, county or local law enforcement agencies. In the case of a dog we need to specify if we are requesting a dog to track a suspect, search for a missing person, make an area sweep for explosives or, in this case, a drug sniffing dog.”

Boddie’s bail was set at $750 plus a $40 fee. At 9:16 p.m. Boddie’s bail money had arrived to the station and Boddie was released at 10:06 p.m.

Dorchester Woman Charged with OUI in Medfield

Mary Zoccoli, 31, of Dorchester was Arrested on Wednesday, May 18 and charged with operating under the influence of liquore and marked lanes violation, according to Medfield Police.

A woman called from her cell phone at 9:48 p.m. to report a Nissan Altima was all over the road going west on Main Street on Route 109, according to police reports.

Sergeant John Wilhelmi stopped Zoccoli in Millis and she was taken to the Mills Police Department before being transported to Medfield. Zoccoli was released at 12:52 a.m. Thursday, May 19.

Medfield Man Issued Summons for Driving to Endanger

A 21-year-old Medfield man was issued a summons for operating a motor vehicle negligently so as to endanger on Friday, May 20th, according to Medfield Police.

“[The operator] was driving around the building corner by Donut Express to enter Shaw’s parking lot,” Medfield Chief of Police Robert Meaney Jr. said. “This is a blind corner and he went around the corner so fast that the car actually skidded around the corner. This was all witnessed by an officer in the area [and he] felt that the situation was so unsafe as to justify the charges.”

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