More Mischief, Kids on Blake Roof and Throwing Soda at Cars, Warrants for Arrest and More

Here's a glance at the public safety log for Saturday and Sunday.

Saturday, May 4

4:33 a.m., Earle Kerr Road. E911 caller had a two-year old who might be having a seizure. Patient taken to Norwood Hospital.

8:33 a.m., Erik Road. E911 caller requested an ambulance for herself. Taken to Norwood Hospital.

9:16 a.m., Adams Street. E911 caller reported a family disturbance. Woman and son were brought to the station. The man was served with a court order. 

10:01 a.m., Miller Street. Caller requested a police escort from Miller Street to Vine Lake Cemetery.

11:33 a.m., Main Street. Caller reported a car accident near Shaw's. The cars were a 2001 GMC Yukon and a 2005 Nissan Altima. Police are now seeking a warrant for a 20-year-old Norwood (Washington Street) man for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. 

4:03 p.m., Frairy Street. Caller said there were two youths on the railroad bridge over Frairy Street and they threw a bottle of soda at his vehicle. There was no damage to his vehicle, and they are in the CVS parking lot. Police checked the bridge and the CVS parking lot but they kids were not there.

4:14 p.m., Upham Road. Police spoke with a person who flagged him down regarding an Upham Road resident who was giving the employees a problem at the Thomas Upham House. Police are now seeking a warrant for a 42-year-old Upham Road resident for a threat to commit a crime.

4:35 p.m., Hospital Road. Security at the Medfield State Hospital said there is a boy there that keeps skateboarding around the old buildings and climbing up onto them, and he has been told not to do this. Gone on arrival.

4:56 p.m., Pound Street. A custodian at Blake Middle School said he has some kids on the roof of the gym side of the building. Police spoke with the custodian and the tow young children. The principal will also speak with the children. 

5:52 p.m., Spring Street. Traffic control at St. Edward's Church. 

7:02 p.m., High Street. Caller reported a grill fire with heavy smoke. Police chief said there is no problem with the grill. 

9:50 p.m., Knollwood Road. Caller reported a small red box with some smoke coming from it on the side of the road; she said it looked like a box that fireworks were in. Police did not find the box. 

10:50 p.m., Main Street and Upham Road. Police investigated suspicious activity. No further details were available.