On October 13th, an officer assigned to the front
desk, was approached by a Brookline Resident to report the Breaking and
Entering and Larceny of his motor vehicle. The victim reported having his vehicle unlocked,
and parked in the driveway of his home on Salisbury Rd. The next morning, the
victim noticed the vehicles driver’s side door was open ajar and noticed a
small sum of loose change and MP3 player missing from his vehicle. No signs of
damage or forced entry into the car.
On October 14th, an officer was dispatched to a
residence on Russell Street for a report of a past larceny of a bicycle. On
scene, the victim reported parking his bicycle in his garage in the rear of his
property. The following day the victim
noticed his bicycle missing. Nothing else is reported missing at this time.
On October 15th, and officer assigned to the
front desk was approached by a Brookline Resident, who wanted to report the
theft of his cellphone. The victim
reported being in the Coolidge Corner area the night before and had his
cellphone attached to his belt. The
victim strongly feels he did not misplace, or drop the phone, and believes the
phone was taken from his belt.
On October 15th, an officer on patrol on the
intersection of Mountfort Street and Carlton Street, and conducted a random query
of a vehicle’s registration, stopped at a red light. The query revealed the vehicles registration
was expired. The officer initiated a
traffic stop and asked for the operator’s license and registration, which were
both expired. The officer asked the driver
to step out of the vehicle, and the officer observed the driver was attempting
to grab two plastic bags in the back seat.
After the subject was detained, the officer investigated the bags, which
revealed a small quantity of package drugs, along with other drug paraphernalia
associated with distribution. Subject
was placed under arrest and transported to Brookline Police Station.
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