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The following information is based on initial reviews of incident reports and should not be considered a comprehensive list of all incidents reported. The blog reports do not include sex crimes, domestic abuse, juvenile information, medical reports, and other sensitive police reports. The blog may differ from local news sources as well as trends reported at crimereports.com

Monday, July 27, 2026

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. 

Tuesday, July 07 

THEFT

Officer was called to Harvard St for a report of stolen cash. The reporting party stated that the suspect took a jar which contained money before rushing out of the store. 

Wednesday, July 08 

MV THEFT

Officer responded to Boylston St in the morning for a report of  a motor vehicle that was stolen. The reporting stated that the vehicle was rented out to the suspect and its return date was overdue; the suspect could not be reached. 

MALICIOUS DAMAGE

Officer was approached for a report of damage done to a building door. The reporting party stated that it happened a while ago but did not report it and went ahead to fix the damage; but did provide photo evidence. 

FRAUD

Officer was called during the day for a report of embezzlement. The reporting party stated that his company was making multiple withdrawals to unauthorized accounts. 

FRAUD

Officer responded to a report of fraud at Freeman St. The reporting party stated that she got a phone call asking her to withdraw a certain amount of money and deposit it elsewhere. She got a second call asking to deposit an additional to which she refused. 

BIKE THEFT

Officer responded in the evening to a report of a stolen bike at Alton Pl. The reporting party stated that he left his bike in a locked garage a few days before finding out it had disappeared. 

FIRE

Officers responded in the evening to a report of a bench fire at Jamaica Rd. 

Thursday, July 09 

SHOPLIFTING

Officers responded to a report of shoplifting at Harvard St. The reported party stated that the suspect took items from the store, left and came back for more and in the process damaged the door. The suspect was apprehended. 

SHOPLIFTING

Officer responded to a report of a former shoplifting at Boylston St. The reporting party stated that the suspects came in and each took a couple of items from the store.

DOG BITE

Officer responded during the day to a report of a dog attack. The reporting party stated that his dog was attacked when another dog broke free from the person walking it. 

THEFT

Officers responded to a report of theft of a company's work materials. The suspect was approached and materials were retrieved. 

Friday, July 10 

GRAFFITI

Officer discovered a fresh graffiti applied around Waldstein Playground. 

FRAUD

Officer responded during the day to a report of a possible scam at Harvard St. The reporting party stated that he believed the suspect was trying to scam him out of more tickets from Powerball tickets. 

MV THEFT

Officers recovered a stolen moped in the evening around Elm St. 

Saturday, July 11 

GRAFFITI

Officer responded to Reservoir Rd for a report of a graffiti complaint. The responding party stated that he saw the suspect spray paint the sidewalk in front of his house. 

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