The Greenfield Police Department has released its weekly log detailing a series of incidents and arrests that occurred between October 27 and November 2, 2025. During this period, multiple reports of suspicious activity, arrests for drug possession, and various disturbances were documented.
Key Incidents and Arrests
On Monday, October 27, at 8:18 a.m., a resident reported finding small plastic baggies containing white powder while walking in the parking lot at the Greenfield Skate Park on Chapman Street. The items, later identified as ZYN pouches, were disposed of by the reporting party.
Later that day, at 1:27 p.m., police arrested Adam Mikeal Powell, 37, of Chapman Street, on a warrant and for intimidating a witness. A subsequent incident at 2:20 p.m. involved a crash at the intersection of High and Beacon streets, where a van collided with a stone wall outside the Baystate Franklin Medical Center. The driver, Jason Steven Englen, 43, of Broadview Heights in Turners Falls, was apprehended for multiple offenses, including operating a vehicle with a suspended license and leaving the scene of an accident.
As night fell, at 7:24 p.m., officers were called to the Greenfield Skate Park following reports of a woman screaming and swearing. Despite checking the area, no disturbances were found.
Ongoing Investigations and Community Concerns
On Tuesday, October 28, at 12:59 p.m., police arrested Lorie Ann Clarke, 46, of Greenfield, at Energy Park on two warrants and a charge of possession of a Class E drug. Later that afternoon, a report was made by a resident on Phillips Street about her landlord allegedly following her while she searched for potential new housing. Police documented the situation for future reference.
The following day, Wednesday, October 29, residents reported various incidents, including a bike theft on Federal Street and a disturbance involving a male yelling at cleaning staff on Main Street. Officers responded promptly, removing the individual from the area.
On Thursday, October 30, community issues continued. A resident on Conway Street expressed concern over her belongings being placed in trash bags, which she wanted documented for court purposes. In a separate case, an encampment near Meridian Street raised concerns for a property owner, prompting police to assist in addressing the situation.
As the week progressed, various other incidents were logged, including reports of flooding affecting local businesses and suspicious activity involving teenagers carrying what appeared to be a rifle.
Police activity included providing assistance for a resident at the Weldon House on High Street who required help plugging in an electrical device.
Overall, the Greenfield Police logs from October 27 to November 2 reflect a variety of incidents, from public disturbances to criminal arrests, highlighting ongoing community concerns and police engagement in maintaining safety.
