crime

Ten months ago Southborough teen Christopher Manoloules was arrested on charges he murdered his uncle Aris Manoloules in a botched robbery attempt in Hyannis. Last Friday Southborough resident Treefon Manoloules — father of Christopher and brother of the victim — was also arrested on murder charges in the case. Read the full article → from Second Southborough man charged in 2009 Hyannis murder

The Metrowest Daily News reports today that a batch of cars in the Paramenter Road area were broken into on Monday night or Tuesday morning. Read the full article → from Rash of car break-ins hits Southborough neighborhood

The Metrowest Daily News reports a Southborough man was arrested on Monday night for allegedly trying to strangle his wife. He pled not guilty yesterday in Westborough District Court to a charge of assault with intent to murder and domestic assault and battery. Read the full article → from Southborough man charged with trying to kill wife

A home on Middle Road was broken into last Friday night, and police are asking residents to be on the lookout for the burglars. Read the full article → from Police warn residents to be on the lookout for burglars

Kim Deans has lived in Southborough for 15 years, and said she always felt safe. But perhaps less so now. On Monday, Deans’ home on the south side of Middle Road was burglarized. Read the full article → from Middle Road home burglarized

Thankfully, crime is not something we find ourselves dealing with that much in Southborough, but a couple of recent crimes in town made their way to the pages of the Metrowest Daily News. Read the full article → from Southborough crimes make headlines

The Metrowest Daily News reports Eaton Apothecary was broken into again on Tuesday night. It’s the second time in three months. Back in November someone threw a rock through a plate glass window to enter the store. Police Chief Jane Moran said there’s no indication yet that the two incidents were related. Read the full article → from Eaton Apothecary broken into again

Eaton Apothecary in the Town Center Plaza on Cordaville Road was burglarized early on Saturday morning. Read the full article → from Break-in at Eaton Apothecary

Two Route 9 businesses — Town Line Rentals and Shrubs & Trees — were broken into on Friday night. The thief made off with about $50 from Town Line Rentals. The owner of Shrubs & Trees wouldn’t say if anything was taken. The businesses are both located on Route 9 east. The incidents are still under investigation. Read the full article → from Two business along Route 9 broken into

Two men wearing ski masks and brandishing silver revolvers held up the Wendy’s on Route 9 (map) on Saturday night, making off with about $900. Interim Police Chief Jane Moran said the men burst into the restaurant at about 9:00 pm and shouted for everyone to get down. There were two customers and five employees Read the full article → from Armed robbery at Wendy’s on Route 9 in Southborough

The Worcester Telegram & Gazette is reporting that a 15-year-old New Jersey girl was found at the Red Roof Inn in Southborough this morning with a 23-year-old-man who is being charged with kidnapping her. The break came when the teen sent a text message to friends letting them know she was at the Red Roof Read the full article → from Kidnapped NJ teen found in Southborough

We got another reverse-911 call last night about the break-ins. The message was the same as on Wednesday night — check your screens for cuts and lock your windows and doors. Anything suspicious, call the police. Meanwhile, the Metrowest Daily News tracked down a few more details about the recent break-ins: The break-ins appear to be Read the full article → from A few more details on the break-ins in town

The Metrowest Daily News has more information on a rash of break-ins in town: Three homes on Old Harry Road, Mt. Vickery Road and Fairview Drive reported their window screens were cut on Tuesday. Moran said three more homes were broken into in a similar fashion early Wednesday and after the reverse 911 call was Read the full article → from More information on the recent breakins