April 5th

Arrest

Occurred 3:25PM (4/5) – 129 Fisher Ave.

Police responded to a motor vehicle crash at the entrance of Newbury College. The driver had crashed into the guard station after loosing control in the rotary. Upon identifying the driver, officers found that his license was expired. After an investigation, the driver was charged with operating recklessly, operating without a license, and bald tires on his motor vehicle.

Occurred 1:36AM (4/6) – 295 Washington St.

Police executed a traffic stop for a driving violation. The officer identified the driver, who could not produce his registration, and discovered that his license was not valid and he had an arrest warrant. Officers arrested the driver for operating a motor vehicle without a license and the warrant.

Breaking and Entering and Larceny of a Motor Vehicle

Occurred between 9:30PM (4/4) and 7:00AM (4/5) – Greenough St.

Police responded to a report of a breaking and entering of a motor vehicle. The victim stated that he parked his vehicle in the driveway. Upon returning in the morning, he discovered that his GPS unit and his laptop computer were missing. Police are following up on the case.

Larceny

Occurred between 4:00PM and 7:30PM (4/5) – Freeman St.

Police responded to a report of larceny. The victim stated that he and his roommate left the apartment to play basketball. During the game, the realtor showed the apartment. When the victim returned, he noticed his debit card was missing. He was later contacted by Bank of America to inform him of irregular activity on his card. A total of 4 charges were made. Police are following up on the case.

Occurred between 7:15PM and 7:25PM (4/5) – Boylston St.

Police responded to a report of a larceny. The victim had purchased 4 bags of mulch and a shrub from Home Depot and unloaded the items in the front yard. Her son ran outside to run an errand and when he returned 10 minutes later, the items were missing. Police are following up on the case.

Occurred between 7:15PM and 8:15PM (4/5) – Washington St.

Police responded to a report of a stolen purse. The victim stated that she was at the Brookline Public Library using a computer and left her purse on the table. When she got up to retrieve some books, her purse was taken. Inside the purse were her credit cards, eyeglasses, cell phone, check book, and some cash. Police are following up on the case.