8/25/2017
12:11 a.m.: An officer was dispatched to Euston Street for a
report of a stolen bicycle. The victim stated he had last seen his bicycle on
the morning of 8/24, but when he returned home at approximately 11:30 p.m., his
bicycle was missing. The resident’s roommate stated she observed the bicycle
still locked to the stairs at approximately 2:00 p.m. The lock had been cut and
was found on scene.
1:48 a.m.: Officers responded to an address on Winchester
Street for a report of a suspicious person. Upon arrival, officers spoke with
the caller who stated that on 8/22 she was walking home when she encountered a
male who attempted to engage in conversation. As he continued to try to speak
to her, she became fearful and ran into her building. On 8/25, she observed the
same male in the vestibule of her apartment building and contacted the police.
Officers spoke to the subject who stated he was waiting for a friend. He was
advised that he needed to vacate the premises unless he was specifically
invited by a resident and future visits might result in trespassing or other
charges. He vacated the premises and the caller was escorted to her apartment.
7:00 a.m.: An officer spoke to a representative of the
management company at the same address on Winchester Street regarding an
individual in the building. The male was located and identified as the subject
involved in the incident that occurred earlier. He claimed he was looking for a
friend and was observed knocking on several apartment doors. Officers escorted
the subject out of the building and the property owner arrived on scene. The subject
was issued a verbal no-trespass order and was advised he would be subject to
arrest if he went onto the property again. Officers requested that the
management company remind tenants to lock their doors and deny access to
unknown individuals.
10:30 a.m.: A subject was placed under arrest for an active
arrest warrant related to a car break that occurred on Naples Road. Officers
and detectives located the party in the area of Commonwealth Avenue and Winslow
Road. At the time of his arrest, the subject was in possession of bolt cutters,
screw drivers, a wrench, and stolen gift cards. Officers received the proper
owner’s address and information on where his vehicle would have been left. His
vehicle was located and appeared to have been broken into. The proper owner
could not be contacted, but he was provided information via email. The bolt
cutters and gift cards were placed into evidence.
10:45 a.m.: Officers responded to an address on Beacon
Street to serve a warrant. The subject could not be located at his residence,
but he arrived at the front desk at approximately 10:45 a.m. At this time, he
was placed under arrest for a warrant for Larceny by Check.
12:05 p.m.: An officer responded to the intersection of High
Street and Chestnut Street for a report of a motor vehicle accident involving
town property. The operator had changed lanes before turning onto Chestnut
Street and had crashed into a stop sign. He was issued a citation for Unsafe
Lane Change. The Highway Department was notified of the damaged sign.
12:13 p.m.: An officer spoke with a party who believed he
had been scammed by a landscaper. On 8/3, the reporting party provided the
landscaper with a check for work that was to be done in his back yard. The
landscaper was meant to bring a contract to the resident before any of the work
was done and before the check was cashed; however, the check was cashed and the
reporting party never received a contract. The landscaper stated he would bring
the contract on various occasions, but failed to do so and the victim can no
longer contact him. The victim has started civil proceedings at Brookline
District Court.
12:28 p.m.: An officer was dispatched to an address on John
Street for a larceny report. The reporting party stated that between 7/19 and
8/1 he had deposited a check for his insurance company into a mailbox on
Harvard Street. He was later informed that the company did not receive his
payment. The party contacted his bank, but records on how the check was cashed
are unclear. Detective follow up has been requested.
1:07 p.m.: A traffic stop was conducted on Beacon Street
when a vehicle was observed turning right through a red light from Harvard
Street onto Beacon Street. During the stop, the passenger was not wearing a
seatbelt. He was identified and dispatch confirmed he was the subject of an
active arrest warrant. The subject was placed under arrest without incident.
8/26/2017
A citizen reported that a spare tire had been stolen from
the back of her vehicle. She stated that she had parked her vehicle on Linden
Street on 8/23 between 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. and when she returned to the
vehicle, the spare tire and cover had been removed.
11:42 a.m.: A citizen reported he had attempted to purchase
parrots from an online site. On 8/22 he purchased two parrots and sent a money
gram to an individual in Virginia. He later sent an additional sum of money for
the birds’ insurance to another individual in Virginia. When asked to send more
money, the reporting party stated he believed he had been scammed and stopped
responding to emails from the company. Officers were provided copies of the
transfers made and emails between the two parties.
10:13 p.m.: An officer responded to an address on Harvard
Street for a report of a bicycle theft from a bike rack on a vehicle. At
approximately 7:05 p.m., the vehicle was parked on Harvard Street and the
bicycle was locked to the bike rack. At 10:10 p.m., the bicycle was missing. The
lock had been cut and was left on the vehicle. The lock was placed into
evidence and the bicycle’s serial number was entered into the database.
8/27/2017
1:21 a.m.: An officer arrived at an address on Worthington
Road to assist a fellow officer with found property. The officer had observed a
white bicycle on the ground at the beginning of a driveway. The garage door at the
rear of the residence was also unlocked/open. None of the residents were home at
the time and it did not appear that forced entry had been used to enter the
garage. The garage was closed and the bicycle was transported to the station
pending determination of ownership.
3:30 a.m.: An officer observed three males looking into
buildings on Harvard Street with a flashlight. The officer stopped the
individuals and other officers arrived to assist. While speaking to the three
males, it was discovered that one of them had a default warrant. He was placed
under arrest. Officers safely removed a hypodermic needle from his person
during the process. A camera was also found
in his possession and placed into evidence. The subject was later transported
for medical attention.
6:33 p.m.: An officer was approached by an individual on
University Road stating that her motor vehicle had been maliciously damaged
sometime in the past several weeks. On 8/15 at approximately 8:00 p.m., the
vehicle was parked and on 9/27 at approximately 4:00 p.m. she observed a
scratch on her rear bumper and multiple scratch marks on the passenger side
rear door.
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