The following is based on a release from the Woburn Police Department.
Police arrested a Woburn man on a charge of drug possession following an ongoing narcotics investigation relating to the illegal sale and distribution of marijuana. According to a release, on Saturday, March 23, members of the Woburn Police Department Drug Unit arrested a man on charges related to drug distribution. The Southern Middlesex Regional Drug Task Force and Woburn Police Department patrol officers also assisted in the investigation. Police arrested Wilson M. Tiburcio, 33 of 22B Mill St., Woburn, on a charge of one count of possession of a Class B drug (cocaine). Police found 0.8 grams of cocaine in Tiburcio's possession. Police searched the residence on the strength of a warrant after investigating another male living in the …
Police report woman kicked out cruiser windows and was foaming at the mouth, biting at officers and herself.
A Woburn woman reportedly attacked police officers overnight in what appeared to be a drug-induced episode, said police. At 11:28 p.m., Beatrice Ortiz, 27, of 6 Kimball Court Apt. #114, was arrested and charged with assault and battery (domestic), assault and battery on a police officer (three counts), malicious damage to a motor vehicle (police cruiser) and resisting arrest. According to Woburn Police, officers were dispatched to Kimball Court for a report of a fight between two women. Witnesses told police that the argument began over a woman asking Ortiz to take her sneakers off while lying on the couch. When police arrived, Ortiz was sitting on the ground, crying. Police said she got up suddenly, and began screaming at the other …
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12:49 pm on Thursday, August 16, 2012
It's funny, Joan. I have said that many times. The City of Woburn is probably the only city or town without a K-9 unit. But it's the only one that really needs at least two. Why does Woburn always rely on Winchester, Burlington or Billierica for K-9 services? more ›
Large quantities of drugs found by Woburn Police, Southern Middlesex Regional Drug Task Force.
A search warrant execution led to two Woburn residents being summonsed to court for drug charges. Sandra J. Tello, 29, of 16A High St., and Cliff Maingrette, 25, also of 16A High St., were summonsed for: According to police, Woburn officers and the Southern Middlesex Regional Drug Task Force conducted a search warrant at the 16A High St. apartment as part of an ongoing investigation into the alleged illegal distribution of Oxycodone and Cocaine by Tello and Maingrette. At 5:29 p.m. Friday, officers knocked on the door at 16A High St., announcing, "Police, search warrant!" Officers entered the home, but found no one there. Two televisions were turned on in the residence on the first floor and the third floor, reported police. Police left…
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10:55 am on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Why are these two still walking around and not in jail? more ›
Lee
12:10 pm on Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Does anyone know why McDonald's at 4 corners was not selling meat products one day last week. more ›