January 29th - 31st

Arrest

• Occurred 6:57AM (1/29) – 42 Corey Rd.

A man was arrested it his home for an outstanding warrant.

• Occurred 4:58AM (1/30) – 1530 Beacon St.

Police responded to a medical emergency in the lobby of a building. A man had been complaining of stomach pains and wanted an ambulance. Upon identification, officers found that the man had two default warrants. The man was taken to the hospital and subsequently arrested.

• Occurred 3:15PM (1/30) – 286 Harvard St.

Police received a report of an erratic operator headed towards Brookline Village. Officers located the car and attempted to execute a traffic stop. After not complying for several minutes, the operator finally pulled over. Upon asking for the operator’s identification, it was found that she had an expired Texas license. The operator was arrested for being not duly licensed.

• Occurred 4:55AM (1/31) – 129 Fisher Ave.

Police responded to a local college for a report of a restraining order violation. The victim stated that her ex-boyfriend had violated his restraining order when he called her and left a message on her cell phone. The suspect was apprehended and placed under arrest by Oxford Police Department and transported back to Brookline.

Threats by Mail

• Occurred between 8:17PM (1/27) and 7:19AM (1/31) – Harvard St.

Police responded to speak with a victim in regard to numerous threatening emails he had recently received. The emails had only just escalated to include threats to the victim’s family, prompting him to file a report. Police are following up on the case.

Breaking and Entering of a Motor Vehicle

• Occurred between 10:00AM and 1:04PM (1/29) – Allerton St./Pond Ave.

Police responded to a report of a breaking and entering of a motor vehicle. Upon arrival, officers noticed that the front passenger side window of the vehicle had been smashed. Nothing was taken from the vehicle. Police are following up on the case.

Burglary

• Occurred between 11:59AM (1/28) and 12:16AM (1/29) – 91 University Rd.

Police responded to a report of an attempted break in that had occurred 15 minutes prior to the officers’ arrival. The victim stated that she had heard a noise in the living room and noticed that the outside screen to her window was cut. The window also had a crack in it and was raised approximately two inches. Police are following up on the case.

Fraud

• Occurred 10:29AM (1/29) – Lincoln St.

Victim reported that after receiving her monthly credit card bill, she noticed that there were five unauthorized charges on her credit card account. Police are following up on the case.

• Occurred between 7:48AM (1/11) and 1:25PM (1/30) – Perrin Rd.

Victim reported that fraudulent charges had been made on her Brookline Bank savings account. Various charges had been made out of the country as well as in different states. Police are following up on the case.