Framingham Police Arrest Man Monday Morning; Possibly Connected With Vehicle Break-ins

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FRAMINGHAM – A homeless man was arrested on warrants early Monday morning in the Coburnville-Tripoli neighborhood.

Police arrested at 4:55 a.m. David T. Bradford, listed as homeless in Framingham on Wilson Avenue in District 8.

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He is suspected in possibly going through vehicles in the neighborhood, said Framingham Police spokesperson.

Police received a call at 3:39 a.m. on May 25 of a suspicious person on Wilson Avenue.

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Last week, Framingham Police reached out to the Coburnville-Tripoli Neighborhood association asking the association member to help in identifying individuals breaking into vehicles.

“We have recently had an uptick in car breaks in the Fay Road area down to Weybossett,” said Framingham Deputy Police Chief Lester Baker in an email to the Corburnville-Tripoli Neighborhood Association on May 21.

Normally, police could go door-to-door looking for help but due to the pandemic that is not possible said police.

Police are asking anyone with surveillance or doorbell camera to contact them. Residents should call and ask for Lt. Blaise Tersoni when calling 508-872-1212

Residents of the District 8 neighborhood are asked not to keep anything that may look valuable in view, and to always lock car doors, said Police.

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Editor’s Note: In full transparency, the editor of SOURCE serves on the neighborhood association board. She has lived in the neighborhood for 20 years.

Old booking photo for Bradford