On July 20th, an officer was dispatched to a residence on
Babcock St. for a past report of breaking and entering. On scene, the officer talked to the victim
who stated when she arrived home at her apartment, and the door was open. After
further inspecting the door, she noticed that the door had been forced open by
a screwdriver or crowbar and her bedroom had been rummaged through. The victim reported missing several pieces of
jewelry and a small sum of money.
On July 20th, officers were dispatched to Egmont St. to
speak with a resident about a past larceny. The victim stated over the weekend
she allowed one of her family friends to stay at her apartment. On Sunday, the victim stated she awoke in the
middle of the night and noticed her pocket book was open on the table. She
reported missing her debt card and a large amount of cash. The next morning, the victim noticed her bank
account was drain and contacted the banking company to close the account. This
matter is still under investigation.
On July 20th, officers received a fax from Norfolk Superior
Court Probation that an individual had violated his probation and issued a
warrant for his arrest. Officers
responded to the address listed on the probation warrant and were able to
contact the subject. The individual was
advised of the probation warrant and was placed under arrest without incident.
On July 20th, officers were dispatched to an apartment on
Park St. for a fight in progress. On
scene, officers spoke with the victim. The victim stated that one of his
roommates was heavily intoxicated and eating the victim’s pineapple at the
kitchen table. The victim asked if the pineapple was his and the roommate
continued to eat. The victim then
removed himself from the kitchen and went to his room. Minutes later, the
subject bangs on the victims door and yelled that there conversation was not
finished. The victim feeling confused
about what his roommate meant, opened the door to talk. The intoxicated
roommate aggressively pushed and shoved the victim. The victim was able to free himself and leave
the room. The subject has been placed under arrest.
On July 20th, an officer on patrol noticed a suspicious
vehicle parked in a parking lot off Washington St., which is usually empty at
the particular time at night. The officer noticed the doors were wide open and
two individuals a male and female appeared to be rummaging through the car. The
officer pulled up behind the vehicle and noticed the vehicle was parked in the
marked handicap spot without a visible placard. On scene, the male subject
stated that they had just come from the beach and spilled root beer on the car
and were attempting to clean it up. When the male subject was asked to produce
identification he could not and became increasing nervous. The officer then observed the woman quickly
throw something under the vehicle. The officers then ordered the individuals to
step away from the vehicle and searched for the object thrown, which he
believed to be contraband. The officer
failed to produce any contraband under the vehicle; however he did notice in
plain sight on the passenger side floor were syringes. The officer then asked the owner of the
vehicle if he could search the vehicle the male subject consented. The search revealed a white rock like substance
that believed to be cocaine based on the officer’s prior training and
experience. The male individual was placed under arrest.
On July 21st, an officer monitoring traffic at
the intersection of Harvard St. and Beacon St. observed a sedan traveling
southbound on Harvard St approaching the intersection. The vehicle took an
illegal left hand turn heading eastbound on Beacon Street. The officer
activated his overhead emergency lights and safely initiated a traffic stop and
advised the operator as to the reason for the stop. The officer then asked the operator
for his Driver’s License and the driver stated he left his wallet at home. The
officer made a request for dispatch to run a driving history report on the
operator, which revealed his license was suspended. The individual was placed
under arrest.
On July 21st, an officer conducting bicycle
enforcement along Beacon St. noticed a vehicle attempting to travel the wrong
way down Marion St., which is clearly marked as a One-Way Street. The officer
whistled and yelled for the vehicle to pull over. The officer approached the
driver and requested his driver’s license and registration. The operator
produced a license from Moldova and stated his registration was at home. The
officer ran a check of the registration and showed he did not have a valid driver’s
license. The driver was placed under
arrest.
On July 21st, an officer was dispatched to Beech
Street for a report of Breaking and Entering and Larceny of a motor vehicle. On
scene, the victim stated that she had parked the car in her driveway and left
the car unlocked with her purse on the front seat. The following morning she
noticed that her purse was emptied and several personal items were missing.
On July 21st, an officer while on patrol observed
an SUV containing three occupants on Beacon St. The officer noticed the
occupant sitting in the passenger’s seat alerted the driver of the officer’s presence.
The driver made an abrupt stop and pulled into a parking lane on Beacon St.,
which led the officer to believe the drivers behavior to be an example of
nervousness. The officer to activated his emergency overhead lights to
initiated a traffic stop. The officer advised the driver as to the reason for
the stop and asked for a driver’s license and registration. The driver stated
his license was suspended. The Brookline Police Dispatch confirmed the driver’s
license was suspended and the individual was placed under arrest.
On July 21st, an officer was dispatched to a
local business on Beacon St. for a report of past larceny. On scene, the victim
state she had left her wallet on her desk while she was working and realized it
was missing after closing the store. The wallet contained several items
including the victim’s personal identification, debt and credit cards.
On July 21st, an officer was dispatched to Walnut
Hill Rd for a report of a past Break and Entering and Larceny of a motor
vehicle. On scene, the reporting person stated that her car was parked in her
driveway at night. The next morning she noticed the vehicles glove compartment
and center console was rummaged through. The victim reported missing a small
sum of loose change and an electronic MP3 player.
On July 21st, an officer was dispatch an
apartment of Marshall St, for a report of an attempted larceny of a motorized
scooter. On scene, the victim stated during the late afternoon she heard a horn
beep, which was similar to the horn on motorized scooters. The victim’s scooter was parked in the rear
parking lot of her apartment and reported looking out the back window shortly
after the horn beeped. The victim noticed the cover which she usually keeps on
the scooter was off and the headlights were on. The victim did think the
activity was suspicious but did not initially report the incident. When she arrived
home from work the next day, she noticed her scooters ignition had been removed
from the scooter and broken on the ground. This matter is still under investigation.
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