Obscene Ad, Lifeline Heart Attack, Red Light Runners, and More

The following information was provided by the Medfield Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned in the Medfield police log, it does not indicate a conviction.
Tuesday, Jan. 7

8:55 a.m., North Meadows and Dale Street. Resident reported that, almost every morning, between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., cars on Route 27 southbound are going through the red light. 

1:53 p.m., Pine Street. Police noticed a large patch of ice on Pine Street. DPW notified. 

4:58 p.m., Fire Department. Walk-in medical emergency. Patient was taken to Norwood Hospital. 

8:04 p.m., South Street. Three calls reported a deer hit on South Street. The deer was put down. 

10:25 p.m., Wilkens Glen. Well-being check. No problem. 

Wednesday, Jan. 8

6:33 a.m., Main Street. E911 caller reported a smell of gas in the building. Fire Department responded. 

12:11 p.m., Park Street. Business said they received one of their ads in the mail "that had been altered to look obscene." They wanted it noted. 

3:49 p.m., Pound Street. Lifeline Systems called to say a man at Tilden Village might be having a heart attack. Westwood Ambulance responded and took him to Norwood Hospital. 

7:49 p.m., South Street. Caller asked to see an officer about her car being vandalized. Police said it looked like the very cold temperatures caused her rear window to break.