The Greenfield Police Department recorded several incidents from October 27 to November 2, 2025, highlighting a range of concerns including arrests, suspicious activities, and community disturbances. These logs provide insight into ongoing issues within the community and the police’s response to various situations.
Arrests and Disturbances
On October 27, at 8:18 a.m., a resident reported finding small plastic bags containing a white powder at the Greenfield Skate Park on Chapman Street. The items were identified as a handful of ZYN pouches, which the reporting party disposed of. Later that day, at 1:27 p.m., police arrested Adam Mikeal Powell, 37, from Chapman Street, on a warrant and for intimidating a witness.
The police responded to a crash at the intersection of High and Beacon streets on the same day. A van struck a stone wall near Baystate Franklin Medical Center, and the driver, Jason Steven Englen, 43, from Turners Falls, attempted to flee the scene on foot. He was apprehended and charged with multiple offenses, including operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license and leaving the scene of property damage.
Throughout the week, the police dealt with various disturbances. On October 28, at 5:56 p.m., a resident reported a possible break-in at an abandoned property on Fort Square. The complainant found a blanket and noted missing power tools. Police conducted checks and documented the situation.
Community Concerns and Reports
Reports of suspicious behavior continued into October 29. A caller from Federal Street reported two plastic lawn chairs stolen overnight, suspecting a male party living nearby. Additionally, at 6:42 p.m., police responded to a disturbance at a Main Street location where a male was reportedly causing a scene and yelling at cleaning staff.
The following day, on October 30, at 11:31 a.m., a resident on Meridian Street expressed concern about tents from an encampment on his property near the softball field at the dog park. Police responded to the call and took appropriate action regarding the situation.
On November 1, a report of flooding at Manny’s Appliances on River Street prompted a response from the Department of Public Works. Later that day, at 7:34 p.m., police intervened after a witness reported a male party hitting his dog in front of children. The individual had left the area before officers arrived.
The week concluded with various minor disturbances, including a barking dog on November 2 at 12:15 p.m., and a report of suspicious activity involving two youths carrying what appeared to be a rifle. Officers checked the area but found no evidence of wrongdoing.
The logs reflect the ongoing challenges faced by the Greenfield Police Department in maintaining safety and addressing community concerns. As incidents continue to arise, the department remains vigilant in responding to various calls from local residents.
