Stoughton Police Log: Arrest Made For Heroin Possession

The following is the Stoughton police report for Sunday, Sept. 8. These are excepts from the log and the full log is available on the department's website. 

12:44 a.m.-Wheeler Circle, ambulance request for chest pain, fire department notified.
12:51 a.m.-Last Shot, officer requested for closing.
1:25 a.m.-Blackstone Street, caller says someone rang the doorbell. Police couldn't locate.
1:42 a.m. Park Street, loud house party, homeowner advised.
2:06 a.m.-Ralph Mann Drive, homeowner with sewerage problem, department of public works notified.
2:49 a.m.-Immaculate Conception Church, Canton Street, loud noise reported, police investigate.
2:54 a.m. Canton Street, large group fighting, peace restored.
3:11 a.m.-Page Terrence, report of large music, homeowner advised.
3:12 a.m.-Sumner Street, vandalism, malicious damage, resident reports someone smashed car window. Police investigated.
10:20 a.m. Pleasant Street-Pine Street, Report men climbing the high tension towers. Confirmed it was NSTAR workers.
11:53 a.m.-Central Street, motor vehicle accident, police investigated.
3:54 p.m.-Ralph Mann Drive, Unresponsive party, called transferred to fire department.
4:34 p.m.- Park Street, motor vehicle stop, two parties arrested, Lauren Ashley, 23, Hingham, drug possession Class E., Philip W. Rollins, 32, Class E. Heroin possession.
4:58 p.m. Henry Street, animal control, report of loose dog. Police investigated.
6:06 p.m. IKEA, 1 IKEA Way, IKEA security reports customer wanted to leave without paying. Parties transported Avon line, given no trespass notice.
7:13 p.m.-Police station, party in to reports hit and run motor vehicle accident.
8:14 p.m.-Cumberland Farms, 1634 Turnpike St. Caller says youth in car and may be intoxicated. Gone on arrival.
9:18 p.m.-Dunkin Donuts, 438 Washington St., caller says female causing disturbance. Police investigated, party gone on arrival.
10:04 p.m.-The Last Shot, 559 Washington St., caller says party refuses to pay ball. Cruiser dispatched. Customer paid bill and was sent on his way.