Blog 3/8 to 3/9

On March 8^th, 2017 an officer was called to St. Paul Street responding to take report of a breaking and entering of a motor vehicle. The owner had forgotten to lock the car and came back to the vehicle being scratched on the exterior and gone through.

On March 9^th, 2017 an officer made a random query of the motor vehicles plates and found that the owners’ license is suspended. Officers proceeded to making a traffic stop. Officers confirmed the operator was the owner of the motor vehicle which led to court summons for the operator.

On March 9^th, 2017 an officer responded to a take report of a breaking and entering of a motor vehicle. The owner had forgotten to lock the car and came back to find her wallet and other items being missing. 

Blog for 3/6 - 3/8

3/7/17 – Larceny

An officer was dispatched to a business on Boylston Street for a larceny report. The victim stated that on 3/6/17, several cards were stolen from her pursue in her office between 1030 and 1150hrs.  The suspected party is the per diem handyman who appeared to be leaving in a hurry the day the items went missing.

3/7/17 – Counterfeiting

An officer was dispatched to a store on Commonwealth Avenue for reports of Counterfeit money.

Employees described a black male wearing a blue zip hoodie sweatshirt attempting to purchase items with a bill that “felt off" and had stranger coloring. Before a supervisor arrived, the suspect left.

The same suspect was seen using counterfeit money at multiple stores.

3/7/17 – Counterfeiting

An officer responded to a store on Commonwealth Avenue for a report of fraud. The supervisor stated that a store clerk reported that at customer attempted to use a bill that did not look or feel like a normal bill to purchase an item. After marking the bill to confirm it was counterfeit, the clerk asked for another bill which was also counterfeit. The subject asked the clerk to stop “marking up all my money,” making the clerk feel uncomfortable, and causing them to continue the transaction. The subject is described as a black male with facial hair, blue hoodie, light blue jeans and black sneakers, the same subject from a prior counterfeit case at another store.

3/7/17 – OUI

An officer was dispatched to Harvard Street for a report of a hit and run. The reporting party stated a van proceeded to pass her on the driver's side and struck her car as it passed and continued to drive off. A vehicle matching the description of the vehicle that struck the victim was seen entering a parking lot on Harvard St. The officer reported to the location and questioned the operator, who stated that he didn't think that he had hit the other car but that he was unsure and that it could be a possibility. The operator appeared agitated and uncooperative throughout inquiry. The strong odor of alcohol from the vehicle and the sight of alcohol cans led the officers to believe the subject had been driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The subject was placed under arrest and after the passenger was deemed unable to drive, the car was towed.

3/8/17 – Shoplifting

An officer responded to a store on Beacon St. where an employee caught a subject shoplifting. The reporting party stated he seen the suspect leaving with one of the store's baskets and attempting to hide liquor bottles in his jacket. The suspect was identified and questioned before being placed under arrest.

3/8/17 - B&E of a Motor Vehicle

An officer responded to St. Paul Street for the report of a MV that had been "keyed". The victim stated one door had been keyed quite a few times and it appeared someone had gone through her glove compartment and center console. Nothing appears to be taken.

Blog For 3/3 - 3/5

3/3/17 – Found Property

An officer at the front desk was given an silver Apple IPhone with a green rubber case by a subject that was found at the Pierce Playground.

3/3/17 – Larceny

An officer responded to Lee St for a larceny report. The victim reported that three aluminum extension ladders were stolen, sometime between 1700 hours on 3/2/17 and 0800 hours on 3/3/17 from the front yard.

3/3/17 – Larceny

An officer was dispatched to Babcock Street for the report of a package that was stolen from the front vestibule. The victim stated that he had placed a package in the front vestibule at approximately 1150hrs for pick up. At approximately 1155hrs the victim returned to find the package gone while before the pick person had arrived. The package contained 4 ceramic bowls.

03/3/17 – Larceny

An officer at the front desk was approached by a subject to report a theft from his house.  Two subjects living with him had taken several items from his home after moving out. The male is described as white, 5'11", 175lbs., brown hair, blue eyes, and fair skin tone. The female is described as white, 5'11", 258 lbs., black hair, and brown eyes.

3/4/17 – Larceny

An officer was dispatched to a store on Beacon St. for a past Shoplifting report. Video from the store security surveillance showed a person that was stealing two backpacks on 3/3/17 at 1715hrs. The suspect is a black female, approximately 30 years old, wearing a black coat, jeans, blue scarf, high heel shoes and carrying a brown purse. The suspect was seen leaving with a black male, approximately 50 years of age, wearing a black jacket and tan pants.

3/4/17 – Larceny

An officer responded to a gym on Commonwealth Ave for a larceny from a locker.

The victim stated that at approximately 1830hrs he placed clothes, a Samsung Galaxy S5, and a set of keys in an unlocked locker. He returned at 2015hrs find the items gone.

3/4/2017 – Larceny

An officer responded to a gym on Commonwealth Ave for a report of a larceny from a locker.

The victim stated at approximately 2000hrs he put his jacket, jeans, and keys in an unlocked locker and returned at 2145hrs to find the keys gone. This is the second reported larceny from this gym on this day.

3/5/17 – Arrest

Detectives arrived on Village St to serve an arrest warrant for a wanted subject. The subject was found and placed under arrest without incident.