Monday 8:57: Amherst Police responded to an automobile accident. A 1999 Jeep Grache crashed on 29 Hobart Lane and needed to be towed by Amherst Towing Company.
9:26: Amherst Police investigated vandalism at 7 Watson Farms.
12:30: Amherst Police sent summons to two Amherst minors charged with disturbing a school assembly
1:00: Amherst Police recovered a bottle of Suboxone belonging to a Mr. Goldfarb. The bottle was found at the University of Massachusetts and belonged to a UMass student. The student's number was disconnected and out of service. The pharmacy was contacted and told the bottle was in Amherst Police possession.
1:39: Amherst Police investigated reports of a car's windows smashed on College Street. Several other cars in the area were also found with smashed windows.
5:15: Amherst Police responded to a car having run out of gas on North Pleasant Street. The car was pushed out of the street.
5:20: Amherst Police assisted citizen Mary Buzkurt who had complaints against an officer.
7:18 A large hay bail was found left on Leverett Road, apparently having fallen off of a truck. The hay was left with a note reading "I will be back for this in the morning." The bail had struck a guard rail and needed to be rolled to where it would not impede traffic.
Tuesday 7:36 AM: Several reports indicated a skunk was walking around in circles on Spring Street. Callers claimed the skunk was acting "lethargic" and "un-skunk like." Animal control was contacted and agreed the animal should be put down.
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