The following is from the Norwood Police Log. Arrests and charges mentioned don't imply conviction.
The state released new data on the epidemic Wednesday.
Richie Winters of Reading, Pennsylvania was arrested Monday in his home state and charged with scamming a Norwood resident out of $8,000.
BREAKING: All lanes are open.
A response to a reported overdose led to the arrest of a Norwood man Thursday morning.
The three candidates will be in Norwood next week.
If you know anything about this man, you can call the Norwood Police Department at 781-440-5100.
Amherst NH Police: George Mitri was arrested last month on a single count.
Monday afternoon, Norwood fire responded to a report of a vehicle on fire on Route 1.
Jacques J. Daaboul, 25, was arraigned Thursday in Attleboro District Court.
Police say the person was arrested after driving the vehicle off the road.
Hoaxers are calling elderly Norwood residents pretending to be their grandchildren asking for money.
If you know who this person is, please call the Norwood Police Department at 781-762-1212.
The state’s Supreme Judicial Court reversed the conviction against John F. Squires, III, and Steven E. Angier, who were arrested in 2013.
Daniel Arnold faces charges in Framingham District Court.
If you know who this person is, you can call the Norwood Police Department at 781-440-5100.
Anthony Lasky has been located
It was an unusually busy Saturday evening for the Norwood Police Department.
Police say Adam Cobb ran a stop sign and cut off an ambulance before allegedly crashing his mother's car.
Demaul Golson, 36, and Orisha Howell, 38, both of Stoughton, were arrested Thursday by Norwood police and face drug charges.
If you have any information about this person, you can contact Officer Andrew Jurewich of the Norwood Police Department at 781-762-1212.
Police are investigating allegations against Timothy Giblin, who is the financial controller for the Gallery Automotive Group in Norwood.
If you have come across Pau MacDonald please contact the Norwood Police Department.
David Thomson, the superintendent of the Blackstone-Millville Regional School District, is the only finalist remaining.
Police say the suspect stole a running car, but returned it a short time later.