Framingham Man Faces License Charge in Sudbury

A motor vehicle stop Wednesday night by the Sudbury Police Department resulted in the arrest of a Framingham man.

Just before 7 p.m., Isaac E. King, 25, of 9 Pearl St. was pulled over on Concord Road.

After the responding officer completed an investigation, King was arrested and charged with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.

He was released at 8:39 p.m. and arraigned at Framingham District Court on Thursday.

In other police news from Wednesday:

• Officers responded to Boston Post Road for a two-car accident. No injuries were reported.
• A resident on Codman Drive reported hearing gunfire. There was a similar report on Tuesday.
• A Maynard Road resident reported being a victim of credit card fraud after receiving an invoice from a company he never dealt with.
• A Hudson Road resident said he saw a white female on a bike leave a package on a stone wall. The package contained sewing and craft accessories and is now in the lost and found bin, Lt. Robert Grady said.
• Officers are investigating a larceny report from Wingate.