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Wayland Police are looking for the person or people who broke into the offices of a local church and attached school last week. On the morning of April 16, Wayland Police received a report that someone had broken into the Community United Methodist Church on Damon Street and the Barat Montessori School located upstairs in the church building. Wayland Police Det. Sgt. Jamie Berger said police didn't locate any signs of forced entry into the building itself, but the interior office doors were forced open. The burglar stole business checks, iPads, some laptops and a camera, Berger said. Berger said the property damage at the church appeared to be minimal, the extent of which was replacing some interior doorknobs.
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A 15-year-old Wayland girl was jogging Friday, April 12, when she says a man who wasn't wearing pants pulled up beside her in a car and began trying to talk with her. The press release says that the incident occurred on Pemberton Road at about 4:30 p.m. on Friday, April 12. The victim ran to her nearby home when she realized the man wasn't wearing pants and the vehicle, described as a silver Toyota Prius, left the area headed north on Pemberton Road toward West Plain Street. It had a Massachusetts license plate. Wayland Police are investigating this as a case of indecent exposure and are looking for a clean-cut male with brown or dark-colored hair who is about 25 years old. He was wearing a blue shirt and brown jacket at the time of the …
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A burned out headlight triggered a series of events last Friday that culminated with a Wayland Police sergeant ordering several individuals to the ground on the side of the Massachusetts Turnpike. It all began at about 2:30 a.m. Friday, when Wayland Officer Chris Custodie noticed a black Honda Civic missing a headlight and traveling south on Route 27, near the Wayland Country Club. At that time, according to Wayland Police Chief Robert Irving, Custodie's report indicates he also noticed what looked like copper in the back seat of the car. Custodie attempted to pull over the vehicle, but the driver didn't comply and instead continued south on Route 27, eventually running a red light at routes 20 and 27. Irving said that the department has a…
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A homeless man and his girlfriend are facing several charges related to a residential break-in on Pond Drive in February. According to the Wayland Police Department, a resident at 47 Pond Drive reported a past breaking and entering on Feb. 23, 2013. On March 8, Framingham Police arrested Joseph Collura, 21, charging him with four counts of receiving stolen property. Police said that Collura implicated his girlfrlend, 20-year-old, Kamilla Leao of 28 Frederick Street, Framingham. According to a press release, Wayland Police Det. Ruth Backman worked with the Framingham Police Department during the investigation into the Pond Drive break-in. Through that investigation, Collura emerged as a suspect. Backman interviewed Collura after his arrest …
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William E. Reilly III, known as Bill or Billy to his Wayland Public Safety Department co-workers, died March 20 after a short illness.
Bill Reilly, a fixture in Wayland's Public Safety Joint Communications Center for many years, passed away suddenly last week at the age of 53, leaving behind a hole in the department that will be impossible to fill. "What a prolific, colorful individual," said Wally Nutting, a 30-year veteran of Wayland's dispatch center and long-time co-worker of Reilly's. "Billy knew just about everybody. He had the right things to say at the right times. Those things, I'm going to miss." Laughing, Nutting revealed that some of Reilly's co-workers referred to him as Billy Bear "because he was built like a bear." "He's a character unto himself -- nobody like him in the world," Nutting continued. "He had a heart of gold." Wayland Police Chief Robert Irving…
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5:30 pm on Tuesday, March 26, 2013
He was a larger then life guy who will be missed. more ›
The following information was provided by the Wayland Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
A local dog walker arrived at her client's Main Street home Monday and was surprised to find a strange older model pickup truck in the driveway. According to police, the dog walker headed inside where she talked with an unfamiliar man. Though she didn't know him, police said she told them she assumed he was supposed to be there. "She said he was trying to get her out of the house quickly," Det. Sgt. Jamie Berger said. The dogwalker did leave, unaware that she had interrupted a burglary in progress. Later that afternoon, the homeowner returned and discovered that a water jug full of loose change totaling in excess of $500 was missing. He also found two broken basement windows. Wayland Police were able to track down a suspect, 49-year-old …
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Cynthia Hill
7:22 am on Monday, April 15, 2013
Nice police work, Sgt. Smith. Thanks again for all that you do. more ›