7/4/2015-7/6/2015

On July 5^th, an officer was dispatched to a residence on Park Street for a report of a breaking and entering. On scene, the officer spoke with the resident of the apartment. The resident stated that she had left for the holiday and arrived home late in the afternoon. Upon arriving, she noticed her apartment was ransacked and noticed check books and several electronic devices missing.

On July 5^th, an officer was dispatched to a residence on Euston St. for a past Burglary. On scene, the residents stated they all left for the holiday weekend and returned Sunday. Upon entering, the residents noticed the apartment was in disarray and observed one of the windows was left open in the back of the bedrooms.  The residents reported missing several electronic devices and a wallet.

On July 5^th, an officer was dispatched to a residence on Timon Avenue for a report of suspicious activity. On scene, the officer spoke with the residents who stated their dog alerted them to a bedroom door. Upon opening the bedroom door, the residence noticed the window air conditioning unit removed and a chair placed under the window.  The residents confirmed nothing was missing from the room.

On July 6^th, two officers responded to Boylston and Washington St. for a check on a well-being. On scene, the officers noticed a man sitting on his bicycle with his head down. The officers asked the man if he was sick and in need of medical attention. The man stated he was sleepy and felt dizzy but did not need medical attention. The officers then asked the subject for identification and transmitted the information to Brookline Dispatch to check to for warrants. Dispatch confirmed there was a warrant out for his arrest and the subject was arrested.  

On July 6^th, an officer assigned to the front desk of the Brookline Police Department was approached by a Park St. resident to report the theft of her bicycle. She stated her bicycle was placed in her locked basement the night of July 5^th, and noticed it was missing the following morning. There were no signs of forced entry and did not recall anything suspicious.