12/6/2016

On December 6, while on patrol in the area of Washington Square, officers ran a random query of a vehicle and found that the owner’s right to operate a vehicle had been suspended, the vehicle’s registration had been revoked, and the owner of the vehicle had an active warrant in his name. The officers conducted a traffic stop and placed the driver under arrest.

While patrolling in the area of Washington St. and Davis Ave., officers observed a vehicle fail to stop for a red light. The officers conducted a traffic stop and found that the driver was operating without a license, had revoked insurance, and his motor vehicle was not registered. The driver was placed under arrest.

On December 6, a woman came into the police department to report a past larceny. The woman stated that a package had been confirmed as delivered to her residence on Freeman St. yet she never received it. The incident is being investigated.

12/5/2016

4:54pm: Officers were dispatched to a bank on Harvard St. for a report of a suspicious person. On scene, the victim report depositing a check at the ATM and noticed two males attempt to enter the door without an ATM card.  The individuals were let into ATM area by bank employees who were leaving.  The victim reported the individuals standing uncomfortably close to him as he was making the transaction. He stated he became nervous and quickly completed the transaction and left the ATM.  As the victim arrived to another store, he discovered he had left his ATM card at bank. He arrived back at the bank and noticed the two individual’s handed him his card. He checked his bank statement and two withdrawals were made after his deposit.  This matter is still under investigation.

8:16pm: Officers were dispatched to an apartment on Seawall Ave. for a report of a package theft.  On scene, the victim reported checking the status of her package and the delivery service stated it was delivered earlier in the day. On her arrival home, she discovered her packages were missing.  

12/1/2016-12/4/2016

12/1/2016

Early in the morning of December 1, while conducting traffic enforcement, an officer observed a vehicle traveling in the area of Coolidge Corner without its headlights on. The officer conducted a traffic stop and found that the driver was operating with a suspended license. The driver was placed under arrest.

On December 1, an officer responded to a business on Harvard St. for a report of larceny. The victim, an employee of the business, stated that sometime during the afternoon her purse was stolen. The matter is under investigation.

While traveling on Washington St. an officer ran a random query of a vehicle traveling in front of him and found that the registered owner had a revoked license. The officer conducted a traffic stop, confirmed that the driver was the registered owner, and placed him under arrest.

In the evening of December 1, officers responded to Egmont St. for a report of a package theft. The victim stated multiple packages of hers had been taken from the unsecured foyer of her building the day before. The incident is being investigated.

12/2/2016

On December 2, a man came into the police department to report a larceny. The man stated that he had ordered a gift basket to be delivered to a building on Longwood Ave. and that it was never received despite confirmation from the sender that it had been delivered. The incident is being investigated.

In the evening of December 2, a call came into the police station stating that a vehicle was traveling on Boylston St./Route 9 with two flat tires as a result of hitting the curb. Officers were dispatched to the area, located the vehicle in question, and conducted a traffic stop. While in contact with the driver, officers noticed that her speech was slow and slurred, her eyes were glassy, an odor of alcohol was emanating from her, and she appeared confused. The driver was placed under arrest for operating under the influence of alcohol.

12/3/2016

On December 3, an officer was dispatched to Parkman St. for a report of an attempted larceny. The reporting party stated that when he went to pull out of his parking spot his rear tire fell off and he noticed that the lug nuts were piled up next to the car. The matter is under investigation.