Crime & Safety
Tewksbury Man Arrested Following Incident in Wilmington
The following is an excerpt from the Tewksbury Police Department logs. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
Arrests
The Wilmington Police Department reported that at 11:15 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 2, a woman reported that a man who she is familiar with just got into a fight with her friend and left the area. She has an active restraining order against the man.
Tewksbury Police reported that the involved man walked into their station and reported that he was assaulted.
Wilmington Police drove to Tewksbury and arrested Steven R. Parisi, 32, of 30 Oregon Road, Tewksbury, on charges of violating an abuse prevention order.
At 7:06 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 30, police attempted to serve a warrant at Motel 6. Officers arrested Chelsea L. Cormier, 23, of 102 D Street, Dracut, on outstanding warrants for assault and battery from Dorchester District Court and larceny over $250 from Boston District Court.
Additional Incidents
The Wilmington Police Department reported that at 11:15 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 2, a woman reported that a man who she is familiar with just got into a fight with her friend and left the area. She has an active restraining order against the man.
Tewksbury Police reported that the involved man walked into their station and reported that he was assaulted.
Wilmington Police drove to Tewksbury and arrested Steven R. Parisi, 32, of 30 Oregon Road, Tewksbury, on charges of violating an abuse prevention order.
At 7:06 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 30, police attempted to serve a warrant at Motel 6. Officers arrested Chelsea L. Cormier, 23, of 102 D Street, Dracut, on outstanding warrants for assault and battery from Dorchester District Court and larceny over $250 from Boston District Court.
Additional Incidents
Friday, Jan. 31
- At 4:54 p.m. a 911 caller from Sandy Lane reported her 21-year-old son was unresponsive but breathing from a drug overdose. The man was transported to a nearby medical center.
- At 7:38 p.m. a man reported that his construction trailer locks have been cut twice this week. Today, the man found them cut again and the locks were placed on. The man believed someone was going to hit the trailer again tonight.
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