Woman Charged With Stealing From Her Grandmother, Dryer On Fire At Laundromat: Milford Police Log

MILFORD, MA—The following are excerpts from the Milford police log. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.

Thursday, May 11

7:48 a.m.: Hopkinton PD received a report of an erratic operator coming into Milford from their town. Female driver operating at a high rate of speed and passing vehicles.

9:22 a.m.: Police respond to 1 Fountain for a report of a larceny. Caller reports her granddaughter just stole an envelope of cash from her, believes it was between $700 and $800. Janna Faith Tardif, 26, Vincenzo Road, Milford, was arrested and charged with larceny over $250

11:05 a.m.: Male party requesting to speak to an officer regarding a female that will not follow the "no dog rule" in the park. Plains park.

11:51 a.m.: Multiple callers reporting a dryer on fire inside of laundry mat. Customers attempted to put it out with water. Everyone is evacuating at this time. Officer states smoke is in the other business as well. He is

getting everyone out at this time. Spin City Laundromat

12:47 p.m.: Harassment order served, 16 Claudette Drive

12:57 p.m.: Caller states that her friend is attempting suicide, she states that she has overdosed. West Street

2:56 p.m.: Caller reporting dog barking for most the day outside. 208 reports there are 2 dogs in a fenced in area of a three family home. An attempt to contact animal control was made and a message was left. Animal control did speak with owner of dogs and made them aware of new laws about keeping animals outside for long periods of time. 19 Spring St.

5:26 p.m.: Several calls for a brush fire in the median between exit 18 and 19 on 495

5:58 p.m.: Possible breaking and entering, 305 Main St.

7:44 p.m.: Caller reporting 2 people in dark colored dodge nitro possibly under influence of 94c nodding off in front seat of vehicle. William J. Grant, 37, homeless, was arrested and charged on a warrant

8:17 p.m.: Caller reporting vehicle cut him off and was honking horn and flashing lights, South Bow Street