On November
13th, an officer was dispatched to residents on Coolidge Street for
a report of a residential Breaking & Entering. On scene, the reporting
person reported hearing thing being moved in the apartment building at
approximately 0200hrs. The next morning the reporting person noticed the storage
closet door located in the vestibule was open ajar and the contents were in disarray.
No items were reported missing at this time.
On November
13th, an officer while patrolling on Washington Square area observed
a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed and failed to stop at a marked stop
sign. The officer activated his emergency blue lights an initiated a traffic
stop. The operator was advised as to the
reason for the stop and was asked to produce a license and registration. A check of the driver’s information revealed
his right to operate a motor vehicle had been revoked. Subject was placed under arrest and
transported to the Brookline Police station.
On November
13th, an officer was dispatched to a local business on Boylston
Street for a past report of a larceny. On scene, the victim reported missing a
sweater which was placed in her locker. Victim looked around the locker room
and business, but the search proved fruitless.
On November
13th, an officer was dispatched to residences on Garrison Rd. for a
report of a stolen motor vehicle. On scene, the victim reported parking his vehicle
on the street outside of his house on 11/9/2015 at approximately 1700 hours.
When he attempted to use his vehicle he noticed it missing and checked the rear
parking lot and the surrounding streets, but was unsuccessful in locating the
motor vehicle.
On November
14th, an officer was dispatched to Highland Rd. for a past report of
a breaking and entering and larceny. On scene, the reporting person stated
checking on her neighbor’s apartment periodically while they are away on
vacation. At approximately 1100hrs she
entered her neighbor’s apartment and noticed it was in disarray. She observed
the living room, bedroom and office were ransacked even though both the front
and rear door were locked. Officers observed an unlocked rear window might have
been the point of entry. Residents were called and notified of the situation. This
matter is still under investigation.
On November
15th, an officer was dispatched to Summit Ave. for a reported of a
breaking and entering of a motor vehicle. On scene, the victim reported
witnessing a subject with a flashlight looking into his vehicle. The victim
stated reported nothing missing; however there was a black backpack, black
glove and flashlight left on the driver’s seat that did not belong to the
victim. These items were taken for evidence. This matter is still under
investigation.