Tuesday, Sept. 22

After a 10:10 am traffic stop on Crandall Road at Bramblewood Circle, police cited a Fall River motorist for driving with a suspended license.

Wednesday, Sept. 23

A woman dropped off a wallet at the police station at 11:39 am that had been found on Willow Avenue.

Friday, Sept. 25

At 10:09 am, a motorist reported striking a deer on West Main Road — the deer ran off into the woods.

Police served a summons at a Swamp Road address at 4:20 pm.

At 9:50 am, a man came to the station to advise police that he had been harassed at a Little Compton vegetable stand on the previous Sunday when he asked a man to put on a mask and respect social distancing.

At 5:16 pm, a woman reported that an elderly, gray terrier dog had shown up at her John Dyer Road residence. An hour later the owner was located (and was advised to get the dog registered). 

Sunday, Sept. 27

A motorist called police at 10:16 pm to report that a deer had run into the side of a vehicle on Colebrook Road and is in the roadway,

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