August 10 through August 16

 

Monday, August 10 

BAT EXPOSURE

Officer took a report of a bat exposure. 

TRESPASSING

Officer responded to Jordan Rd for a report of trespassing. 

FRAUD

Officer responded to Sears Rd for a report of fraud. The reporting party stated that the suspect asked him to send money in smaller increments to an account provided. 

LARCENY

Officer responded to Pond Av. The reporting party stated that he left his car windows open and a couple items were stolen. 

August 3 through August 9

 

Monday, August 03 

SHOPLIFTING

Officer was called to Harvard St for a report of shoplifting. The reporting party stated that the suspect took beverages and walked out of the store without paying. 

BAT EXPOSURE

Officer responded to Reservoir Rd for a report of a bat in residence. The reporting party stated that she did not know how long the bat had been in her home and if it made any contact with her son; the bat was captured. 

LARCENY

Officer responded to Pond Av for a report of a bike theft. The reporting party stated that his bike was missing from his garage where he placed it a few days ago. 

July 27 through August 2, 2026

 

Monday, July 27 

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

Officer responded to Tappan St for a report of suspicious activity. The reporting party stated that the suspect came up to their staircase and moved things about; the same was done to their neighbor. 

LARCENY

Officer took a report of a package theft. The reporting party stated that her package was taken from her front steps within the few minutes it took her to go upstairs and return down. 

SHOPLIFTING

Officers responded to Harvard St for a report of shoplifting. The stolen items were recovered and one of the suspects was apprehended. 

July 20 through July 26, 2026

 

Monday, July 20 

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

Officer responded to Whitney St for a report of suspicious activity. The reporting party stated that someone walked into her home and when they saw her, claimed it was a wrong house and backed out. 

June 29 through July 5, 2026

  

Monday, June 29

THEFT

Officer responded to a report of theft in the morning. The reporting parties stated that a laptop had disappeared from their apartment.

 

PROPERTY DAMAGE

Officer responded to Chapel St in the morning for a fire alarm call. The officer was approached by a reporting party stating that there had been a prior occurrence and damage to a handrail. 

FRAUD

Officer responded to a report in the morning at Greenhill Road. The reporting party stated that there had been fraudulent use of a family member's credit card multiple times at different locations. 

SHOPLIFTING

Officer responded to a report of shoplifting during the day at Commonwealth Ave. The reporting parties stated that the suspect's actions were disruptive to customers and is also a repeat shoplifter. 

THEFT

Officer responded to a report of equipment theft at Park St. The reporting party stated that he left his property outside overnight and returned to his vehicle in the morning to find it gone. He stated that he hid it in a place that was difficult to find. 

SHOPLIFTING

Officers were called to Commonwealth Av during the day for a report of possible shoplifting. Suspect was apprehended and the stolen items in their possession was retrieved. 

July 13 through July 19, 2026

 

Monday, July 13 

LOST PROPERTY

Officer responded to a report of a missing item from a locked vehicle. The reporting party stated that he left his personal item in his car before locking it and returned to find it gone but there was no suspicious activity with his car. 

SHOPLIFTING

Officer responded to a report of shoplifting at Commonwealth Av. The reporting party stated that the suspect came into the store and took items off the shelf and put in her bag. 

FRAUD

Officer was called to Washington St for a report of fraud. The reporting party stated that she transferred money to an account as payment for an apartment rental but was cut off once the money was sent. 

FOUND PROPERTY

Officer recovered a scooter in the evening around Reservoir Rd. 

July 06 through July 12, 2026

  

Monday, July 06 

BIKE THEFT

Officer responded to Babcock St . The reporting party stated that his securely locked bike was missing.

THEFT

Officer took a report of a missing license plate. The reporting party stated that she took her car for an inspection and realized her license plate has not been attached for a while. 

THEFT

Officer responded in the evening to a report of a stolen scooter. The reporting party stated that he saw his scooter the day before it disappeared; a bike was left in replacement of the scooter. 

June 22 through June 28, 2026

  

Monday, June 22

SHOPLIFTING

Officers were called to Beacon St for a report of a shoplifting. The suspect was placed under arrest.

SHOPLIFTING

Officers responded to Harvard St for a report of a shoplifting.

FRAUD

Officers took a report of fraudulent use of a credit card.

SHOPLIFTING

Officers were called to Harvard St for a report of a shoplifting. The suspect was placed under arrest.

SHOPLIFTING

Officers responded to Commonwealth Av for a report of a shoplifting.

SWATTING

Officers were called to High St for a report of a threatening phone call.

MV THEFT

Officers responded to Alton Pl for a report of a motor vehicle stolen from a residential street.

BIKE THEFT

Officers were called to Englewood Av for a report of a bike stolen from a front yard.

June 15 through June 21, 2026

  

Monday, June 15

BAT EXPOSURE

Officers took a report of a bat exposure on Searle Av, where the reporting party stated they discovered a bat in their kitchen.

PACKAGE THEFT

Officers were called to Corey Rd for a report of a package stolen from the front door of a residence.

FRAUD

Officers took a report of fraud, where the reporting party stated someone pretended to be law enforcement and requested money in order to dismiss a warrant.

SHOPLIFTING

Officers responded to Boylston St for a report of a shoplifting.

SCOOTER THEFT

Officers took a report of a scooter theft from a building on Washington St.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

Officers took a report of a letter posted to a door on Fairbanks St.