5:35 AM- Officers responded to Beacon Street for a report that
a woman was groped on Washington Street.
The suspect was described as a white male in his 20s, 5’10”-5’11”,
stocky build, short brown hair, with facial stubble, and wearing a black
dress/nightgown with a lace garter belt.
The information was broadcasted to Boston Police and Transit Police
while Brookline units were searching the area.
The victim stated while walking on the odd side of Washington Street near
the intersection of Salisbury Road, she passed a male party of the above
description who was walking in the opposite direction on the same side of the
street. When she was passing the male,
she felt him grab her from behind by the shoulders and pull her toward
him. He then groped her buttocks. She screamed and ran down Washington Street
and turned onto Beacon Street. She
called the police around Beacon and Marion Street.
5:22 AM-Officers responded to the area of Harvard Street for
a report of a shoplifting incident that occurred at the CVS. The suspect was said to have traveled toward
Beacon Street and a description of the suspect was given to the officers. An officer arrived at an alley way to a
Centre Street Lot at Harvard Street where he met two CVS employees carrying 8
large Tide bottles, two in each hand.
They told the officer the suspect left the parking lot two minutes prior
and headed toward Centre Street. They
stated the Tide bottles fell out of the suspect’s luggage while he was
attempting to escape. The supervisor of
the store relayed that the suspect came into the store from the rear parking
lot entrance and had put Tide bottles into a suitcase. He confronted the suspect at the rear
entrance, who then dumped cleaning products out of his backpack and proceeded
to leave. He was observed wheeling a
suitcase out toward the parking lot by the supervisor. He confronted the suspect in the parking lot
where he discovered 8 large Tide bottles and other items. The suspect quickly shut the suitcase and ran
off in the direction of Centre and Beacon Street. The area was canvassed by officers with
negative results. Video surveillance
confirms the suspect’s actions in the store.
This case is under investigation.
A Brookline resident reported his bicycle stolen at the
police station. He claimed he locked his
bike to a pole on the corner of Davis Avenue and White Place, on Friday 8/10/18
around 8:00 PM. He saw the bike on
Saturday 8/11/18 around 4:00 PM. When he
returned to get the bike on Sunday 8/12/18 around 12:00 PM it was gone. He left the bike locked to a pole with a combination
lock. The lock had been taken as
well. The bike is described as a Men’s,
T-Rex road bicycle, blue with a Local #2020 Sticker on the top bar.
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