MPD DETECTIVES ARREST FRAMINGHAM MAN ON DRUG TRAFFICKING CHARGES

For Immediate Release Thursday, September 13, 2024

 MILFORD, MA- Laudys Pena, 42, of Framingham, MA was arrested Wednesday September 12, 2024 and held on $7500 bail.

At approximately 6:41pm, while conducting surveillance of known areas of drug activity, members of the Milford Police Detective Bureau observed a hand-to-hand transaction leading to a motor vehicle stop of a white Honda Pilot at the intersection of Central Street and Front Street.  The subsequent search of vehicle led to the discovery of 18.2 grams of cocaine.

Pena was taken into custody on the charges listed below and will be arraigned in Milford District Court this morning.

DRUG, POSSESS TO DISTRIB CLASS B

COCAINE, TRAFFICKING IN 18 GRAMS OR MORE, LESS THA

DRUG, POSSESS CLASS B

MILFORD RESIDENT ARRESTED ON THREE COUNTS OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY

For Immediate Release Thursday, September 12, 2024

 On Wednesday September 11, 2024, at approximately 5:19pm, members from the Milford Police Department Detective Bureau in conjunction with the Massachusetts State Police Cyber Crime Unit executed a search warrant in the area of Casey Drive in our town.

 As a result of the execution of the warrant, David Lieberman, 33, of Milford, MA was arrested and charged with three counts of possession of child pornography.  The arrest is the conclusion of a months-long investigation.

Deputy Chief Carlos Sousa commented on the arrest, “I would like to thank our detective division and Massachusetts State Police for their exceptional work and unwavering dedication to investigating internet crimes against children.  Their commitment to this critically important area of law enforcement, has made a significant and lasting impact on the safety and well-being of the most vulnerable of victims.”

Lieberman was held on $50,000 bail and transported to Milford District Court for arraignment this morning.

Never Forget

September 11th, 2001, a day of unforgettable tragedy. Four coordinated attacks killed 2,977 people, injured thousands more and gave rise to substantial long-term health consequences. To ensure our victims live forever, we must never forget.

9/11 hits especially close to home for our agency. Milford Police Chief, Robert Tusino was a member of the NYPD at the time of the attacks and responded to ground zero.

Today at 8:46am, the time American Airlines Flight 11 struck the North Tower, we will have a memorial radio acknowledgement across our emergency channels.

Medway Rd at 495 Traffic Advisory

Emergency road crews are currently tending to a water main break Medway Rd. at the 495 Overpass. Please travel patiently and with caution.

Missing Dog Returned Home

The abducted dog we shared with you yesterday has been returned to her family. The incident is still under investigation.

Depot Street From Central to Forest Closed, Businesses Remain Open

Emergency crews are currently working on a water main break. As a result Depot Street from Central St to Forest Street is closed. All businesses will remain open.

MILFORD POLICE SEEKS HELP FROM THE PUBLIC TO LOCATE STOLEN DOG

On Tuesday, August 27th at approximately 11:00PM, the Milford Public Safety Communications center received a 911 call for dog abducted from a Main St. residence in our town.

 On arrival, Officers were met by the animal’s owners, who stated they heard their dog, “My Love” cry and when she made her way to check on the dog, discovered it was gone.  It is believed the suspects entered the residence through a rear access door to the apartment. 

 Bellingham Police Department is also currently investigating two Micro-American Bulldog abductions in their town.  It is not confirmed that these incidents are connected at this time.

                 “My Love” is a 1.5-year-old, female, French Bulldog with a black coat and a white patch chest.  If you have any information, please contact our Confidential Tip Line 508-473-3800 or email tipline@milfordpolice.org

Water Main Break Causing Road Closure East Main at Medway Rd.

Please avoid the area of East Main St. and Medway Rd.. Emergency crews are currently tending to a water main break. The area will be shut down until further notice. Please travel safely and patiently.

MILFORD POLICE ARREST 35-YEAR-OLD MALE ON DRUG TRAFFICKING CHARGES

For Immediate Release Wednesday August 28, 2024

 On Tuesday, August 27th, 2024, at 9:24pm, Members of the Milford Police Department Patrol and Detective Bureau responded to Hayward St for a possible drug overdose.  Through an on-scene investigation, officers discovered large quantity of bundled and stamped narcotics, totaling 23.5 grams.

 At the conclusion of the investigation, a 35-year-old Milford resident, Tiago Fernandes Da Silva was placed under arrest and charged with the following.

  COCAINE, TRAFFICKING IN 18 GRAMS OR MORE, LESS THAN 36 GRAMS

DRUG, POSSESS TO DISTRIB CLASS B

FENTANYL, TRAFFICKING IN MORE THAN 10 GRAMS

Milford Police Department Hiring Civilian Communications Officers

The Milford Police Department is currently seeking highly motivated, qualified individuals for full and part-time civilian communications positions.

Reporting directly to the Communications Supervisor, this position is responsible for ensuring the highest quality and standards of service to the public and emergency response personnel, ensuring proper and efficient screening and processing of emergency and non-emergency calls for service from the Milford Police and Fire Departments.

Selected candidates should possess NexGen911, EMD Power Phone, and PST1-APCO Public Safety Telecommunicator certifications or attend department paid training courses to acquire these certifications. Additional in-house and off-site training may be required.

Starting FT Hourly-$27.19

Starting P/T Hourly-$30.16

Preferred qualifications

Ability to work in a high stress environment

Strong work ethic

Possesses multi-task skills

Minimum high school diploma or equivalency

Accurate typing of 30 words per minute is preferable

Knowledge of the geography of the Town of Milford

Relevant experience

Open availability for nights, weekends and overtime

Interested candidates should e-mail the application listed below, along with resumes and letters of interest to Dispatch Supervisor jcovino@milfordpolice.org or deliver in hand to Milford Police Headquarters at 250 Main Steet, Milford, MA 01757; in care of Dispatch Supervisor Jason Covino. 

https://www.milfordpolice.org/s/DISPATCHER-APPLICATION.pdf

The application process will close until positions are filled.