Monday, September 1
CAR BREAK
Officers responded to a reported breaking and entering at a car dealership on Boylston Street, where the suspect was believed to still be on scene. Upon arrival, the individual was found asleep inside a customer’s vehicle. Investigation revealed the suspect had unlawfully entered at least four vehicles over a two-day period, including the unauthorized use and return of one vehicle. The suspect was arrested.
SHOPLIFTING
A shoplifting incident was reported on Commonwealth Avenue after a suspect was observed concealing merchandise and fleeing the store. The individual was later identified through surveillance footage and apprehended by another law enforcement agency for an unrelated matter. They are also suspected of involvement in a previous theft from the same location and will be charged with shoplifting.
CHECK FRAUD
A case of check fraud was reported on Eliot St.
SHOPLIFTING
An individual was reported to be shoplifting at a business on Harvard St. The suspect was seen fleeing with stolen merchandise and later identified. The suspects were placed under arrest.
Tuesday, September 2
SHOPLIFTING
An employee at a store on Boylston Street reported a shoplifting.
ANIMAL BITE
While at a park, an individual was bitten on the face by a dog and sustained a puncture wound as well as several scratches on their face. Prior to the incident, the victim had received confirmation from the owner that it was okay to pet their dog. The victim was treated at a hospital and the dog's owner was issued a citation.
SHOPLIFTING
A shoplifting occurred on Commonwealth Avenue. The suspect was identified and will be summoned to court.
SHOPLIFTING
Another shoplifting occurred on Commonwealth Avenue.
RECOVERED STOLEN MV
The vehicle reported stolen on August 30th was found in Jamaica Plain.
FOUND PROPERTY
A wallet was found on Cypress Street and turned into the Brookline Police Station.
FOUND PROPERTY
An iPhone was found on Washington St. Officers placed it in evidence for safekeeping.
Wednesday, September 3
PACKAGE THEFT
An individual reported a package theft after discovering that a delivery had been mistakenly sent to the wrong address on Netherlands Rd. When they located the package, it had been opened and the contents were missing. The incident was reported at the front desk of the Brookline Police Department.
PACKAGE THEFT
A package was reported to have been stolen from a mailroom on Washington St. The reporting party received a notification that their package was delivered, however they could not locate it in the mailroom.
FRAUD
Officers responded to a report of fraud originating from Highland Road. The reporting party stated they had responded to an apartment listing and later paid a significant sum after viewing a unit in Brookline. After signing a lease and attempting to follow up, communication became inconsistent, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the transaction. Further research revealed prior complaints involving the same individual.
INDECENT EXPOSURE
Officers responded to a report of indecent exposure outside a workplace on Beacon Street.
Thursday, September 4
BIKE THEFT
Dispatch received a report of a bicycle theft from a residential parking area. The reporting party stated that their locked bike and two locks were stolen sometime the previous evening, despite the presence of nearby surveillance cameras that may have captured the incident. The suspect remains unknown, and a follow-up investigation has been requested to review any available footage and pursue leads.
INDECENT EXPOSURE
Officers were notified about a possible indecent exposure incident at a laundromat on Washington Street. Charges were filed.
THEFT
A report was filed of a past theft involving a laptop that was taken for repairs but not returned. The reporting party expressed concerns about the individual’s failure to return the item and previous related incidents. Attempts to contact the individual have been unsuccessful.
Friday, September 5
MALICIOUS DAMAGE
Officers responded to a report of malicious destruction of property involving a political yard sign that had been removed and defaced twice within a week. The property owner suspects the acts may be motivated by bias. No direct evidence or surveillance footage currently identifies a suspect, and the matter has been referred for further investigation.
FOUND PROPERTY
An iPhone was found on St Paul Street. The iPhone was placed in an evidence locker for safekeeping.
Saturday, September 6
ABANDONED PROPERTY
An abandoned bicycle was located on Boylston St. It has been secured and is currently being stored at the Brookline Police Department for safekeeping.
LARCENY
Officers responded to a report of a past theft involving a missing piece of jewelry from a residence on Kent Street.
SHOPLIFTING
An individual was caught shoplifting on Harvard Street and has been summoned to the Brookline District Court.
LARCENY
Sunday, September 7
LICENSE PLATE LARCENY
An individual reported that their license plate stolen, but they're unsure if the crime occurred on Commonwealth Avenue or Beaconsfield Rd.
PACKAGE THEFT
Officers responded to Pleasant Street for a past package theft.
INDECENT EXPOSURE
Officers responded to a business on Washington St for a report of a partially unclothed individual, who is known from prior incidents. After reviewing surveillance footage and speaking with the business owner, the guilty party was issued a no-trespass order and advised they would be subject to arrest if they returned.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
Two individuals attempted to make a large purchase at a business on Harvard St. These two individuals didn't have enough cash for the purchase and made vague promises of additional payment. The business owner became suspicious, especially after being asked to lock the door after hours, and ultimately declined the sale. The individuals left without incident, but a report was filed due to concerns they might return.
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