October 18th Police Reports

Arrest

• Occurred between 2:30PM and 2:49PM (10/18)

Ofir Zur, 28 yrs, was arrested and charged with Domestic Assault and Battery, Simple Assault, and two counts of Threats to Commit a Crime.

• Occurred at 6:02PM (10/18)-Washington Street/Cypress Street

Carla Decastro, 44 yrs, was arrested and charged with being Not Duly Licensed and Failure to Stop at a posted No Turn on Red.

Police on patrol stopped a vehicle after observing it go through a no turn on red sign, further investigation revealed the vehicles driver did not have a right to operate in Massachusetts and she was subsequently arrested.

Summons

• Occurred at 1:35AM (10/18)- Harvard Street/ Verndale Street

Police noticed a suspicious male and upon investigation learned that the vehicle he was operating had stolen plates attached to it, the man will be summonsed to court for Improperly Attaching Number Plates, Unregistered Motor Vehicle and Receiving Stolen Property.

• Occurred at 12:02AM (10/19)- 55 Thatcher Street

Police on patrol witnessed two young men carrying a 30 pack of beer while walking down the street, when police stopped the subjects to inquire about proof of age it was revealed neither was yet 21. Both subjects will be summonsed to court for Minor in Possession of Alcohol.

Larceny

• Occurred between 9AM and 11:12AM (10/18)- 33 Pond Ave

Victim reported that sometime during a two hour period his car’s rear passenger’s window had been smashed and his GPS navigation system valued at $350 had been taken from the interior.

• Occurred between 8:45AM and 2:45AM (10/18)- 166 Thorndike Street

Victim reported that sometime during the day his son’s blue Iron Horse mountain bike valued at $300 had been stolen from the front foyer of his building.

Fraud

• Occurred at 2:57PM (10/18)- Beacon Street

Victim reported that after seeking employment on craigslist he was contacted by a fraudulent group who sent him fake money orders to endorse to his account in the amount of $3000.

Attempted Burglary

• Occurred between 7AM (10/14) and 11:55PM (10/18)- 229 St Paul Street

Victim reported that while she was in the basement of her building she noticed her storage box had been pried open, however nothing appears to be missing at this time.