On Tuesday, September 18th three reports were
filed on larcenies from the job site at Brookline Place that occurred throughout
the past few days. One worker explained to
officers that welding lead was left at the construction site at 3:30 PM on
9/14/18. When he returned to the site on
9/17/18 around 7:30 AM the welding lead was missing. Another worker reported he
left the job site on 9/15/18 around 4:00 PM.
When he returned to the site on 9/17/18 around 7:00 AM he noticed two
copper welding cables and four heavy cables with ground clamps were
missing. The last report detailed that a
worker left the site on 9/17/18 around 3:00 PM.
When he returned on 9/18/18 around 7:00 AM he noticed items four copper
welding cables were missing. There were
also items taken over the weekend. This
case is under investigation.
*9/16/18 (Dog Bite)
11:25 PM- Officers responded to a dog bite call on Beacon
Street. Upon arrival an officer met with
the victim who was at the time receiving medical attention. Officers viewed the victim to be bleeding
from the mouth area with a large amount of blood on her shirt and face. An officer spoke with the dog owner who
reported she was sitting at a sidewalk table with a friend and her dog by her
side on a leash. She noticed two females
exit an Uber ride and walk toward the building she was sitting in front
of. She stated suddenly, without asking
for permission, the victim knelt over and grabbed the dog by the neck and ears
with both hands and pushed her face towards the dogs face. She says her dog was startled and bit the
woman on the face. The owner explained to
the officer that her dog is a friendly rescue dog that she has had for 6 years with
no previous incidents. The friend who
was sitting at the table at the time of the incident stated separately that the
victim suddenly approached and knelt toward the dog and placed her face into
the dogs face. The dog then bit
her. An officer also spoke with the victim’s
friend who stated she was walking behind the victim when the victim approached
the dog. She reports the victim leaned
toward the dog and was bit. Brookline
Health Department was notified as well as Animal Control.
An officer observed the dog to be calm and petted by a few
people with no issues. Based on the initial
investigation and observations it is believed that the dog was provoked by the
victim when she leaned toward the dog.
At this time there are no by-law violations. The dog has been place on a 10 day
quarantine.
*9/14/18 (Armed Robbery)
On September 14, 2018, at
approximately 11:13pm, multiple Brookline Units responded to 400 Heath St (Pine
Manor) for an armed robbery called in by a friend of the victim. Officers spoke
with the victim, who is a student at 400 Heath St. The victim stated that he
had been in the East Village parking lot speaking to a friend on his cell
phone. He was approached by two black males from an unknown direction. Suspect
#1 asked the victim if he had a minute to speak. The victim stated that he was
on the phone and could not. Suspect #1 then pulled up his sweatshirt displaying
a firearm. Suspect #1 then demanded the victim to hand over the cell phone
which he did. Suspect #1 had the victim unlock the cell phone by entering the
password. Suspect #1 told him to hand over anything else that the victim had,
so he gave the suspect his Student ID. The victim then pulled his pants pockets
out to show them that he did not have anything else. Suspect #1 then told the
victim to turn around. When the victim turned around, he began running away
toward the East Village common area. The victim heard a pop that he stated
sounded like an air soft gun/BB gun going off. The victim was unsure which
direction that the suspects fled. The victim stated that Suspect #1 had his
right hand on the firearm while it was in his waistband throughout the
incident. He did not observe Suspect #1 take the firearm out during the
encounter. The firearm was described as a black semi-automatic pistol with a
white slide. Suspect #1 was described as a skinny dark skinned black male in
his 20s, approximately 6'4"-6'5" tall, with a goatee, wearing a light
gray hooded sweatshirt, and exercise pants (unknown color).Suspect #2 was described
as a skinny dark skinned black male in his 20s, around 6'2" tall, and
possibly as gray or black hooded sweatshirt. Both males had the hoods pulled
over their heads. The matter is under investigation.
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