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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

Thursday, October 22, 2026

October 5 through October 9

Tuesday, October 06 

GRAFFITI

Officer observed applied graffiti at the tunnel entrance of Clinton Path. 

MALICIOUS DAMAGE

Officers responded to Harvard St for a report of vandalism. The reporting party stated that there were symbols painted on a utility box.

FRAUD

Officers responded to Beacon St for a report of fraud. The reporting party stated that their bank account was hacked and money was withdrawn. 

FRAUD

Officers took a report of fraud at Atherton Rd. The reporting party stated that an amount was transferred from their savings after their bank account was compromised. 

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

Officers responded to Beacon St for a report of suspicious activity. The reporting party stated that they found an unidentified individual walking around in their building. 

PACKAGE THEFT

Officers took a report of a stolen package at High St. The reporting party stated that they went to retrieve their package after being delivered but it was missing. 

Wednesday, October 07 

PACKAGE THEFT

Officers took a report of a stolen package at Ashville Rd. The reporting party stated that their package was missing when they went to retrieve it. 

LARCENY

Officers responded to Park St for a report of fraud. The reporting party stated that the suspect contacted them under false pretense. 

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

Officers responded to Cutler Ln for a report of suspicious activity. The reporting party stated that an unknown person was walking around the property and offering services that were not needed. 

SHOPLIFTING

Officers took a report of shoplifting at Harvard St. The suspect was apprehended. 

Thursday, October 08 

LOST PROPERTY

Officers took a report of missing jewelry at High St. The reporting party stated that they last saw the missing jewelry at their old home location before moving to their new residence. 

IDENTITY FRAUD

Officers responded to a report of fraud at Gerry Rd. The reporting party stated that there were multiple accounts opened in their name and they did not apply for that. 

FRAUD

Officers responded to Centre St for a report of fraudulent activity on their account. 

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

Officers took a report of a suspicious person at Harvard St. The reporting party stated that the suspect kept asking them uncomfortable questions and only left when other customers came in. 

Friday, October 09 

ABANDONED PROPERTY

Officers responded to a call for an abandoned gray bicycle at Harvard St. 

FOUND PROPERTY

Officers took a report of a found black and brown wallet at Coolidge Corner. 

FOUND PROPERTY

Officers took a report of five $100 bills found on the sidewalk at Gardner Rd. 

Saturday, October 10 

BIKE THEFT

Officer responded to Pond Av for a report of a stolen bicycle. The reporting party stated that they locked their bike the night before and it was gone when the returned in the morning. 

FRAUD

Officers took a report of fraud at Centre St. The reporting party stated that they transferred money to the suspect over the course of several years.

IDENTITY FRAUD

Officers responded to Green St for a report of identity fraud. The reporting party stated that they were made aware that multiple email accounts were compromised. 

PACKAGE THEFT

Officers responded to Freeman St for a report of a stolen package. The reporting party stated that they observed a suspicious person around the property and realized that one out of two packages was taken. 

Sunday, October 11 

PACKAGE THEFT

Officers responded to Powell St for a report of stolen packages. The reporting party stated that their packages were taken. 

FRAUD

Officers took a report of fraud at Babcock St. The reporting party stated that they paid they suspect for a listed property on social media which turned out to be a scam. 

SHOPLIFTING

Officers responded to Harvard St for a report of shoplifting. The suspect was arrested and the items were returned.  

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