During the week of October 27 to November 2, 2025, the Greenfield Police Department responded to a series of incidents, ranging from thefts to disturbances in the community. Significant events include multiple arrests, reports of suspicious behavior, and calls concerning safety concerns.
Notable Arrests and Incidents
On October 27 at 1:27 p.m., Adam Mikeal Powell, 37, of Chapman Street in Greenfield, was arrested on a warrant. He also faced charges related to intimidating a witness, juror, or police officer. Shortly after, at 2:20 p.m., police responded to a crash at High and Beacon streets. A van had struck the stone wall in front of Baystate Franklin Medical Center. The driver, Jason Steven Englen, 43, of Broadview Heights in Turners Falls, fled the scene on foot after the incident. He was later apprehended and charged with multiple offenses, including operating a vehicle with a suspended license and leaving the scene of an accident.
The evening of October 27 brought reports of a disturbance near the Greenfield Skate Park. A caller reported a woman yelling and swearing, accompanied by unusual growling sounds. Officers checked the area but found no evidence of the disturbance. Later that night, at 11:18 p.m., police received a report of a man in a flannel shirt wandering at Cedar Glen Circle, looking for an address that did not exist.
On October 28 at 12:59 p.m., Lorie Ann Clarke, 46, of Greenfield, was arrested at Energy Park on two warrants and charged with possession of a Class E drug.
Community Concerns and Reports
Throughout the week, the police logged several reports indicating community unease. On October 29, a resident on Phillips Street expressed concern that her landlord was following her while she visited a potential new apartment. Officers documented the incident for future reference. That same day, reports emerged of a stolen bike on Federal Street and a disturbance involving a male party yelling at cleaning staff.
On October 30, a resident on Conway Street reported that her personal belongings were improperly placed in trash bags on her porch, prompting the police to document the situation due to her ongoing court matters. The following day, on October 31, police responded to a report of flooding in front of Manny’s Appliances on River Street, notifying the Department of Public Works for assistance.
The weekend saw continued reports of disturbances. On November 1, a caller reported erratic driving behavior on Silver Street, which was attributed to a driver whose glasses case had fallen under the brake pedal. Additionally, on November 2, at 2:37 a.m., police responded to complaints of fighting and screaming near Chapman Court, which turned out to be the sound of a loud television.
As the week concluded, the Greenfield Police Department continued to maintain a visible presence in the community, addressing various concerns and incidents. The department encourages residents to report any suspicious activities promptly to ensure community safety and well-being.
