Tuesday, Sept. 29
After a 9:57 am traffic stop on the north end of Long Highway, police cited a New Bedford woman for driving without a license.
Police conducted a search, with negative …
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Tuesday, Sept. 29
After a 9:57 am traffic stop on the north end of Long Highway, police cited a New Bedford woman for driving without a license.
Police conducted a search, with negative results, after receiving a be-on-the-lookout bulletin regarding an unspecified matter from the police intercity network at 12:15 pm.
Thursday, Oct. 1
Police were called to Burchard Avenue at 9 am regarding a dog bite complaint.
Friday, Oct. 2
A Pottersville Road resident called at 1:48 pm to report that Home Depot had taken a washing machine “that they did not have paperwork to do so.”
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