Archive for October, 2009

Night On-Street Parking Restriction

Thursday, October 29th, 2009

Beginning on Sunday November 29, 2009 All Night Parking on Watertown Streets will be banned. Click here for a listing of alternative parking locations.

Recovered bicycle added

Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

Bicycle recovered 10-20-2009

Haunted Police Station Returns

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

The Haunted Police Station will return to 34 Cross Street on Friday October 30, 2009 from 4:30- 6:30 PM.

Bicycle recovered

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

A bicycle recovered on October 13, 2009 has been added to the recovered bicycles page.

Rockland Trust Bank Robbery

Friday, October 9th, 2009

On Thursday October 8, 2009, at 1519 hours, the Rockland Trust Bank at 430 Main St. was robbed. The suspect entered the bank, approached the teller, displayed a note in one hand demanding money and displayed a gun in his right hand at the same time. The suspect fled out the rear entrance of the bank and was observed getting into a small black motor vehicle with a missing hub cap. The vehicle traveled east bound on Main St and was last seen traveling westbound on Pleasant St towards Waltham.

A Waltham Police detective was able to identify the suspect from surveillance photos. A subsequent investigation by the Watertown Police, Waltham Police and FBI Bank Robbery Task Force resulted in a warrant being obtained in Waltham District Court on Friday October 9, 2009, for David M. Webster of 60 Lowell St. Apt # B Waltham, charging him with Armed Robbery.

At approximately 1230 hours on 10/9/09, the above agencies along with the State Police Stop Unit arrested Webster at his residence in Waltham on the Armed Robbery charge. Webster will be arraigned in Waltham District Court late this afternoon.

House Break update, U-HAUL truck used

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

The lead detective investigating a recent house break has determined the suspect used a U-HAUL truck. The suspect backed a medium sized U-Haul truck into the driveway of the home after the victim had left for work. Entrance to the house was then gained through a rear door. There have been similar incidents in both Belmont and Somerville, within the past week. Please contact the Police Department at 617-972-6500 if you witness any suspicious activity in your neighborhood.

Cunniff Kids News visits new station

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

Reporters from the Cunniff Kids News toured the future home of the Watertown Police Department on Wednesday October 7, 2009. While on their visit they became the first persons detained in one of the new holding cells.

Cunniff Kids News Reporters

Cunniff Kids News Reporters