September 13th Police Reports

Occurred at 2:25AM (9/13) - Boylston Street/ Washington Street

Michael Shields, 49 yrs, was arrested and charged with Operating While under the Influence of Intoxicating Liquor, Failure to Stay within Marked Lanes, and Operating with an Expired Inspections Sticker.

Officers on patrol noticed a vehicle traveling erratically by consistently crossing marked lanes and officers additionally witnessed the vehicle stop at a green light. Upon pulling the vehicle over officers noticed the cars inspection sticker had expired and furthermore upon investigating the driver it was determined Shields Jr was under the influence of alcohol he was subsequently arrested.

Occurred at 8:10AM (9/13) - Chestnut Hill Avenue/ Clinton Road

Nanci Ziviani, 39 yrs, was arrested and charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle while being not duly licensed.

Police on patrol witnessed a vehicle take an illegal left turn. Upon stopping the car police learned that its driver did not posses a Massachusetts driver’s license Ziviani was subsequently placed under arrested.

Occurred at 11:53PM (9/13) - 1244 Boylston Street

William Sorkpor, 49 yrs, was arrested and charged with trespassing.

Police received a call of a suspicious man in a local area Kinko’s. Upon investigation it was learned this man would not leave the grounds when repeatedly asked and had been trespassing, he was subsequently arrested.

September 12th Police Reports

Arrest

• Occurred at 11:20AM (9/12) - Kent Street / Linden Street

Sawsen Rashid was arrested on an outstanding warrant.

Police received reports of a suspicious female loitering aimlessly in a hallway on Pleasant Street. When she was approached the woman fled to the Coolidge Corner area. Police found the suspect a short time later and upon investigation discovered the woman later identified as Rashid had an outstanding warrant out for her apprehension, she was subsequently arrested.

General

• Occurred at 9AM (9/12) - 100 Center Street 5010

Woman reports receiving solicitations by various charity groups, and she was concerned with the validity of these organizations. Police checked out the organizations which were legally registered to solicit in Massachusetts, but the police additionally informed the woman that these organizations were not members of the Better Business Bureau and she should always be skeptical of solicitations, and should always do research on them before donating.

Larceny

• Occurred between 2PM and 8:45PM (9/12) - 129 Fisher Avenue

Victim reports that while he was in class his vehicle was broken into. His front passenger window had been shattered and his satellite radio system and textbooks were stolen from the vehicle. The combined value of the items is $420.

September 10th Police Reports

Arrests

• Occurred at 1PM (9/10) - Alton Place/Harvard Street

Michael Severe, 38 yrs, was arrested and charged with Resisting Arrest, Attempted Burglary, Larceny, and Trespassing.

Police on patrol noticed a suspicious male later identified as Severe. Upon attempting to speak with Severe he began to flee. Upon apprehending the suspect police discovered in Severe’s possession several items that were recently stolen from an area Walgreens. It was also clear an attempt was made by Severe to gain entry to an apartment window at Alton Place. Severe was subsequently arrested.

• Occurred at 1:20AM (9/11)- 1440 Beacon Street

Leslie Muldowney, 42 yrs, was arrested and charged with Operating Under the Influence of Intoxicating Liquor, Failure to Stop at a Red Light, and a Marked Lanes Violation.

Police on patrol were flagged down by a cab driver who pointed out a vehicle which was swerving causing the vehicle to cross the marked lanes of the roadway. Police followed the vehicle and observed it travel through a red light. Upon stopping the vehicle and conducting an investigation she was subsequently arrested.

• Occurred at 1:39AM (9/11)- Chestnut Hill Avenue/ Channing Road

Michael Roy, 24 yrs, was arrested and charged with Operating under the Influence of Intoxicating Liquor, and various traffic offenses.

Police on detail noticed a vehicle resting at a red light its operator later identified as Roy was unconscious behind the wheel. After some investigation Roy was subsequently arrested.

September 9th Police Reports

ARRESTS

• Occurred at 1:16AM (9/09)- 750 Boylston Street

Stefan Pierre was arrested and charged with Failing to Submit to a Police Officer, Allowing the Operating of an Unregistered and Uninsured Vehicle, and Allowing the Operation of his Vehicle by an Unlicensed Driver.

Police on patrol clocked a vehicle traveling at 58mph in a posted 35mph zone. Upon following the vehicle police noticed it increase it speed to over 100mph and at one time strike another vehicle. Upon stopping the vehicle police apprehended one suspect while three other suspects fled the vehicle on foot. The man police apprehended was determined to have been innocent because he was simply a passenger. The driver was identified as Nathan Pierre, and the female suspect who fled on foot was located and identified but it was determined that she was simply a passenger and was not involved in any criminal violations. The second male passenger identified as Stefan Pierre was apprehended at the same address immediately arrested and subsequently charged.

A warrant was issued for the arrest of Nathan Pierre on the charges of Failure to Stop for a Police Officer, Attaching Number Plates, Operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle, Operating to Endanger (Negligence), Speeding, Operating with a Revoked Drivers License, and Leaving the Scene of a Property Damage Accident.

Suspicious

• Occurred at 3:52AM (9/09)- 40 Carlton Street

Victim reports that while walking down the road with her friend a man approached them in a vehicle asking for directions. While asking for directions the man began videotaping the two women who responded by telling the man to shut the camera off, and walking away, however the man reportedly continued to video tape the two women as he slowly drove away. The man is described as white and in his mid 20’s.

Larceny

• Occurred between 5:30PM (9/08) and 4PM (9/09)- 569 Washington Street

Victim reports his car had been broken into sometime overnight. The victim noticed that about $20 in spare change, sunglasses, and a binder had been taken from the vehicle. This case is still under investigation.

• Occurred between 3PM and 5PM (9/09)- 186 Kent Street

Victim reports while parked at Northeastern Parsons Field her vehicle was entered and several items were taken. Taken from the unlocked vehicle was the victim’s wallet containing various credit cards and $40 cash, in addition to a white canvas bag.

September 8th Police Reports

ARRESTS

• Occurred between 9AM (8/27) and 12PM (9/06)- 32 Kent Street

Verna Caldwell, 34 yrs, was arrested and charged with Forgery, Uttering a Forged Instrument, and Larceny.

A victim came into the station and showed police a check amounting to $760 that was written with her account, even though the woman claims she did not write or cash the check herself. The check had been made out to a former employee of the victims later identified as Caldwell and when police interviewed Caldwell was determined she was responsible for the stolen check. Caldwell was subsequently charged.

Shoplifting

• Occurred between 4:30PM and 4:42PM (9/08)- 302 Harvard Street

Employees at The Children’s Place reported to police that two female shoplifters had just exited the store with their bags and arms full of un-purchased clothing. When the suspects heard the employees on the phone with police they fled the store and drove away in a silver car. The suspects are both described as young black females. The first is described as 5’07 tall, 20-25 years of age. She was last seen wearing a pink tank top with white trim, blue jeans, and a gray/plaid scully cap. The second suspect is described as in her early 20’s, 5’05 tall last seen wearing a white t-shirt, and jeans. The total amount of clothing stolen is estimated to cost approximately $150

Malicious Damage

• Occurred between 5:15PM and 7:03PM (9/08)- 91 Blake Road

Victim reported that her cars rear window had been smashed by what appeared to be a small rock. No items are reported missing from the vehicle at this time.

September 7th Police Reports

Operating to Endanger

• Occurred at 2:56AM (9/07)- Mountfort Street/ St Mary’s Street

Police on patrol noticed a vehicle make several traffic violations. Upon pulling the vehicle over it was learned that’s the vehicles insurance had been revoked. The driver will be summonsed to court for Driving with Revoked Insurance, and Operating to Endanger (Negligence), Failure to Stop for a Stop Sign, Failure to Stop For a Red Light, and a Marked Lanes Violation.

Attempted Burglary

• Occurred between 10:54AM (8/17) and 10:54AM (9/04)- 420 Newton Street

Victim reports that while he was away on vacation someone had pried open one of his windows and pushed aside the inside screen. The victim reported that nothing was missing from his residence and it did not appear the suspect had gained entry to the home.

Motor Vehicle Theft

• Occurred between 8PM (9/06) and 2AM (9/07)- 1850 Beacon Street

Victim reports that his motor vehicle was stolen from its curbside parking spot sometime overnight. The vehicle is a 1995 Blue Jeep valued at approximately $4000.

Suspicious

• Occurred at 10AM (9/07)- 27 Francis Street

Victim reports that she may have been followed to school by a suspicious man. The victim reports that the man followed her from the bus stop to the school but departed after she entered school grounds. The suspect is described as a light skinned black male in his 30’s with dark facial hair and a long afro tied in a pony tail. The suspect was last seen wearing dark blue jeans with a light blue sweatshirt and a Red Sox cap. Police will pay special attention to patrolling this area.

Fraud

• Occurred between 6:30PM (9/06) and 3:50PM (9/07)

Victim reports receiving a phone call from a female claiming she was from a credit card company apparently offering to lower the victim’s interest rate. After giving her information to the third party the woman discovered that this was a fraudulent call.

Receiving Stolen Property

• Occurred between 2PM (8/27) and 8AM (8/28)- Washington Street/ School Street

Victim called police to report a suspect riding his bike which had been stolen the week before. Police spoke to the juvenile riding the bike and it was soon discovered the youth did take the bike from the victim’s property. The juvenile will be summonsed to court for Receiving Stolen Property.

September 6th Police Reports

Indecent Assault

• Occurred between 3:07PM (8/31) and 10AM (9/07)-300 South Street
  

Jimmy Thompson the suspect of a recent assault of a patient at Bournewood Hospital was arrested for Indecent Assault and Battery and Failure to Register as a Sex Offender.

The man was an employee working under an alias and when his true identity was discovered it was revealed he had failed to register as a sex offender, he was subsequently arrested for that charge in addition to the recent assault.

ARRESTS

• Occurred at 6:18PM (9/06)- 302 Harvard Street

Pamela Tyler was arrested and charged with Receiving Stolen Property.

Police stopped a suspect later identified as Tyler in reference to recent larcenies in the area. She had in her possession several new items of clothing with no receipt or proof of purchase. Police checked with Children’s Place the store where the items were taken and it was learned that Tyler did not purchase any items, she was subsequently arrested.

• Occurred at 9:53PM (9/06)- 153 Kent Street

Carol Fallon, 22 yrs, was arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.

Fallon and a neighbor began a verbal argument which shortly escalated to a physical altercation. During that altercation it is reported that Fallon repeatedly threw a chair at her neighbor, Fallon was subsequently arrested.

Larceny

• Occurred between 2:30PM and 9:30PM (9/06)- 1020 Beacon Street

Victims report that their wallets were stolen from the backroom of their workplace at Japonaise Bakery. The content of the wallets is unknown.

Fraud

• Occurred between 8PM (9/05) and 4:39PM (9/06)- 241 Freeman Street

Victim reports losing his wallet somewhere near his apartment. Upon further investigation the victim discovered his credit card had been fraudulently used to purchase $484 worth of goods.

Graffiti

• Occurred between 7AM and 12PM (9/05)- 89 Marion Street

Victims report that sometime during a several hour period the outside door of their residence was spray painted with graffiti.

September 5th Police Reports

Arrests

• Occurred at 3:26AM (9/05)- Boylston Street/Eliot Street

Joseph Benedict, 18 yrs, was arrested and charged with Possession of a Class D Substance (Marijuana), Possession of a Class B Substance (Crack Cocaine), and failure to wear a seatbelt.

Police on patrol witnessed a car operating erratically, crossing marked lanes several times without signaling. After stopping the car police noticed the occupants were intoxicated. A subsequent search of the occupants led to the discovery of two white rocks believed to be Crack Cocaine, as well as a green leafy substance believed to be Marijuana. The driver was additionally given a citation for various traffic offenses.

• Occurred at 7:14PM (9/05)- 15 Toxteth Street

David Rush, 18yrs, was arrested on warrant for a probation violation.

Larceny

• Occurred between 11PM (8/24) and 8:32AM (9/05)- 96 Kent Street

Victim reports his snow blower which was secured to his front porch with a cable lock, was stolen sometime overnight. The value of this item is approximately $650.

• Occurred between 1PM and 1:55PM (9/05)- 64 Walnut Street

Victim reports sometime in a one hour period her car window was smashed and her GPS navigation device was taken from her vehicle. The GPS navigation device was valued at $749.

• Occurred between 8AM (5/01) and 9:45PM (9/05)- 2 St. Paul Street

Victim reports that on a past date he had noticed a Red Sox Christmas ornament missing from a mantle in his home, he thought nothing of it at the time but he has recently noticed a picture frame missing from the same mantle. The cost of these items is unknown and this case is still under investigation.

September 4th Police Reports

Graffiti Law

• Occurred between 3:30PM (9/01) and 4:37AM (9/04) - 123 St. Mary’s Street

Additional graffiti was found painted over the fresh graffiti found yesterday.

Assault

• Occurred between 3:07PM (8/31) and 2:30AM (9/02) - 300 South Street

Police are currently investigating two separate incidents of sexual assaults at Bournewood Hospital. The first occurred at 11:15AM on September 4^th and involves a patient on patient assault which is still currently under investigation. The other assault involves a patient and former staff member the staff member will be charged with indecent assault and battery and summonsed to court in accordance with that charge.

Attempted Burglary

• Occurred at 10PM (9/03) - 228 St. Paul Street

Victim reports hearing someone attempt to open his basement door and upon further investigation discovered a small black male cutting the screen to his window and then reaching into his residence. Upon yelling at him the suspect fled. This case is still under investigation.

Larceny

• Occurred between 6PM (8/30) and 8AM (9/04) - 34 Greenough Street

Victim reports leaving her bicycle unlocked inside her detached garage about 30 feet from her home, when she went to use the bike in the morning she discovered it missing.

September 3rd Police Reports

ARREST

• Occurred at 2:45Am (9/03)- 213 Pleasant Street
  

Robert Erskine, 33yrs, was arrested and charged with open and gross conduct.

Victim reports looking out her apartment window and witnessing a man masturbating inside his vehicle, apparently the man had opened the door to his SUV and with his legs sticking out began touching himself to the women passing by. Police questioned the man and arrested him shortly thereafter.

• Occurred at 3:16PM (9/03)- 302 Harvard Street
  

Temperence Brown, 43yrs, was arrested and charged with shoplifting.

Employee reports witnessing a woman stuffing several items of clothing into her bag then exiting the store without paying, police searched the area and found a woman who matched the description provided. The woman had clothing visibly protruding from her bag and did not have a receipt for the items, she was subsequently arrested.

Fraud

• Occurred at 7:11PM (9/03)-1322 Beacon Street
  

Victim reports a suspect described as a black male thin around 5’7 and was 20-25 years of age, had just attempted to purchase items with a fake American Express gift card. When the cashier noticed the document to be false the suspect attempted to grab the check back but eventually fled the store, police searched the area but were unable to locate the suspect.

September 2nd Police Reports

Arrest

• Occurred at 3:44AM (9/02)- 25 Washington Street

Jason Hollis, 31 yrs, was arrested and charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct, and malicious damage.

Victim reports that while working at a gas station a man entered and asked to use the telephone. The victim reported that the man became very agitated and began cursing and throwing items around the store. The suspect threw several items at the victim then fled in a taxi. Police searching the area found a suspect who matched the description given by the victim and a witness. The man was subsequently arrested.

• Occurred at 5:25PM (9/02) - 1 Dean Park
  

William Feld, 41yrs, was arrested and charged with violating a restraining order.

Expired Registration

• Occurred between 2:04AM and 2:40AM (9/02) - Grove Street/Allandale Road
  

Police stopped a vehicle with an expired registration. Its driver was issued a citation accordingly.

Burglary

• Occurred between 12PM (9/01) and 10:30AM (9/02) - 46 Carlton Street
  

Victim reports that she noticed her apartment had been disturbed and her laptop had been taken sometime while she was away. The laptops value is currently unknown.

Malicious Damage

• Occurred at 4:48PM (9/02) - 1317 Beacon Street
  

Victim reports during the short time period he was parked in a lot his car was keyed, the cost of this damage is unknown.

Larceny

• Occurred between 12PM and 7PM (9/02) - 21 Thayer Street
  

Victim reported that his unlocked bicycle was stolen from his front porch sometime during the day. The bike was described as a woman’s purple bicycle valued at $200.

September 1st Police Reports

ARREST

• Occurred at 12:55AM (9/01)

Phyllis Demarco, 58 yrs, was arrested and charged with domestic assault and battery.

• Occurred at 1:39AM (9/01) - 85 Gerry Road

Matthew Sherer, 41 yrs, was arrested and charged with open and gross conduct.

Victim reports that while standing on the front stoop of his residence he noticed a neighbor standing in the courtyard completely naked. The suspect allegedly began making inappropriate movements deemed to be of a sexual nature. The man was subsequently arrested.

• Occurred between 2:55AM and 3:07AM (9/01) - 360 Washington Street

Gregory O’Brien, 22 yrs, was arrested and charged with operating while under the influence of alcohol, speeding, and not being in possession of a license.

Police on patrol noticed a vehicle exceeding the posted speed limit and driving erratically. Upon stopping the vehicle it was determined that it’s driver was under the influence of alcohol. He was subsequently arrested.

Theft

• Occurred between 6AM (8/30) and 6PM (8/31) - 121 Jordan Road

Victim reported that his bank of America account was accessed via his computer and 3 fraudulent transactions were charged to his account. The victim contacted Bank of America and he was advised to cancel that current account.

General

• Occurred between 6:30PM (8/31) and 1:57PM (9/01) - 612 Washington Street

Victim reports several plastic bottles of urine being thrown into her backyard. This case is still under investigation.

• Occurred at 12AM (9/01) - Cypress Street/Wellington Tr

Police report stopping two suspicious suspects on bicycles. Further investigation revealed that the men ‘found’ the bicycles and would return them to the Brookline Police for safe keeping, at this current time it cannot be determined whether these bikes were stolen.

August 31st Police Reports

Graffiti

• Occurred between 5PM (8/30) and 6:07AM (8/31)- 123 St. Mary’s Street

Victim reports after returning to work he noticed graffiti spray painted on the side of his building, this case is still under investigation.

Annoying Calls

• Occurred between 12:01AM and 3AM (8/31)- 1470 Beacon Street

Victim reports receiving several harassing voicemail messages from a known caller. The caller will be summonsed to court for the threatening messages.

Larceny

• Occurred at 4:49PM (8/31)- 302 Harvard Street

Victims report that they witnessed two females both described as black, the first was reported to be 5’9 the other 5’7 both of medium to light complexion, put an unknown amount of clothing in their bags and exit the store without purchasing those items. The value of these items is unknown, and this case is still under investigation.

• Occurred between 1PM and 8PM (8/31)- 301 Harvard Street

Victim reports that sometime during the day 3 cell phones were stolen from the display area. The value of the phones is unknown and this case is still under investigation.

Child Pornography

• Occurred on (8/28)- 5 Leland Road

Michael Selib will be summoned to court on charges of Possession of Child Pornography and Unlawful Possession of Firearms.

Selib’s home was recently condemned by the Brookline Building Department and a company was hired to clean out the home of debris, during that process the company believes they have come across Child Pornographic magazines. Workers first alerted a neighbor of the magazines and work was stopped while the Police were notified.

An investigation was started resulting in charges against Selib.

August 30th Police Reports

ARREST

• Occurred at 2:34AM (8/30)- 350 Washington Street

Teneka McPherson, 23 yrs, was arrested and charged with Operating after Suspension and other traffic offenses.

Police on patrol noticed a vehicle without a license plate light, upon stopping the car they found that the driver’s license status was suspended. She was subsequently arrested.

• Occurred at 8:39AM (8/30)- Hammond Street/Boylston Street

Samuel Bicalho, 21 yrs, was arrested and charged with domestic assault and battery.

• Occurred at 5:57PM (8/30)- 220 Reservoir Road

Scott Lapointe was arrested and charged with Possession of Hypodermic Needles, Possession of a Class A substance (Heroin), and conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act.

Police responded to a medical emergency where they found a man unconscious, and another man later identified as LaPointe pacing next to his vehicle. It was determined that the two men had just used Heroin and a search of the vehicle yielded Heroin and hypodermic needles LaPointe was subsequently arrested.

Malicious Damage

• Occurred at 1:37AM (8/30)- 64 Westbourne Tr

Police on patrol discovered two window panes damaged at the Driscoll School. The cost of this damage is unknown.

Larceny

• Occurred between 11:30PM (8/29) and 3:50AM (8/30)- 1550 Beacon Street

Victims front passenger window was smashed and a GPS navigation device was stolen from the dash, the value of this item is unknown.

• Occurred between 6PM (8/29) and 8:30AM (8/30)- 652 Washington Street

Victim reports that sometime overnight his headlights were stolen from his vehicle. The value of the lights is unknown.

• Occurred between 10AM and 3:30PM (8/30)- 1 Larz Anderson Park

Victim reports while he car was parked for an extended period of time several items were stolen from the vehicle. A gym bag containing several pairs of clothes, assorted toiletries, and a digital camera were stolen. The value of these items is unknown.

Suspicious

• Occurred between 6:38AM and 6:57AM (8/30)- Newton Street/Goddard Avenue

Victim reports a black VW Passat passing her on the road then making a U-turn approaching her asking for directions and eventually trying to get her into the vehicle by claiming he was from a modeling agency. The man is described as a white male, bald approximately 20-30 years old.

Operating

• Occurred at 10:38AM (8/30)- 614 Hammond Street

Police responded to an accident scene where they were met by a woman who was hit by another driver who was not licensed. A police check validated that in fact the man did not have a license and he will be summons to court for being Not Duly Licensed, and other traffic offenses.

August 29th Police Reports

ARRESTS

• Occurred between 1:19PM and 3PM (8/29) - 300 Harvard Street

Jamila Smith, 27 yrs, was arrested and charged with Shoplifting and Possession of a Class D Substance (Marijuana).

Police responded to calls of a shoplifter. The victim reported that he witnessed a woman stuff items into her bag and exit the store without paying. The suspect then returned to the store with her bag empty. The police spoke with the woman who was identified as Jamila Smith and subsequently arrested her for shoplifting. During the booking process Smith attempted to discard a piece of paper which contained what is believed to be Marijuana. She was additionally charged.

• Occurred at 5:15PM (8/29) - 200 Ivy Street

David Urban, 19 yrs, was arrested and charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon (Sprinkler, Trellis)

Police responded to a report of assault. Victims report one of their campers had become agitated and thrown a metal sprinkler as well as waved a wooden trellis at them. Police spoke with the man and subsequently arrested him

Malicious Damage

• Occurred between 8PM (8/28) and 8AM (8/29) - 354 Tappan Street

Victim reports that his American flag which is fixed on his front railing was burnt sometime overnight.

Larceny

• Occurred between 12AM (7/24) and 8PM (8/28) - 179 Babcock Street

Victim reports that on two separate occasions she has noticed large amounts of cash missing from her room. The total amount of cash stolen was approximately $1000.

• Occurred at 11:34PM (8/29)- 318 St Paul Street

Victim reports that while moving items from her apartment to her vehicle several of her belongings were stolen. Victim reports that she left items on the sidewalk for 5 minutes and upon returning from inside she noticed unknown suspects loading her property into their truck. She attempted to stop them but was unsuccessful. The items taken were a blue office chair valued at $40, a large lather office chair valued at $150, and a lounge chair

August 28th Police Reports

ARRESTS

• Occurred at 11:01AM (8/28)- 1280 Beacon Street

Ruben Rodriguez, 35yrs, was arrested and charged with being Not Duly Licensed, Operating without a License, carrying an altered registration card, and other traffic offenses.

Police noticed a vehicle traveling without an inspection sticker. Upon stopping the vehicle it was learned the driver was not duly licensed and had in his possession a doctored Massachusetts License.

• Occurred at 2:21PM (8/28) - 25 Harvard Street

Kenneth Levine, 51yrs, was arrested and charged with Operating after Suspension, Operating with a Revoked Registration, and other traffic offenses.

Police on patrol noticed a vehicle fail to stop for a pedestrian in a cross walk. The vehicle did not yield to police sirens and when the car finally did pull over after several blocks its operator immediately got out of the vehicle and approached the police. Further investigation revealed that the vehicles’ registration had been previously suspended. Levine was subsequently arrested.

Burglary

• Occurred between 2PM (8/27) and 8AM (8/28) - 101 Sumner Road

Victim reports his bicycle was taken from his open garage sometime overnight. The value of the bike is unknown.

• Occurred between 9AM and 11PM (8/27)- 29 Highland Road

Victim reports his laptop computer was stolen from his home. The laptop is valued at $1000.

• Occurred between (6/01) and (8/28)- 120 Babcock Street

Victim reported storing a brass bed in the basement area of her building since the beginning of June. When she attempted to retrieve the bed she discovered it missing. The value of the bed is unknown.

Attempted Burglary

• Occurred between 12:01AM and 6PM (8/28) - 118 Babcock Street

Victim reports that he had heard a loud noise and a dog barking and when he investigated the noise he found the door to his apartment damaged. The damage seemed consistent with attempted forced entry. This case is still under investigation.

Larceny

• Occurred between 5PM (6/05) and 8AM (8/07) - 120 Seaver Street

Contractors reported leaving material at their jobsite for an extended period of time. When they returned the items were missing. The value of the materials taken amounted to $4,705.66.

August 27th Police Reports

ARRESTS

• Occurred at 3:48AM (8/27)- Boylston Street/ Lee Street
  

Sean Kushi was arrested and charged with Possession of a Class B substance (L.S.D), Possession of a Class D Substance (Marijuana), and various traffic offenses.

Police on patrol noticed a vehicle failing to display a rear license plate light. Upon stopping the vehicle a strong smell of Marijuana emanated from the occupants. A search of one of the passenger’s yielded a bag of a green leafy substance consistent with Marijuana. A further search of the vehicle yielded aluminum foil with several squares of paper inside, the paper strips are believed to be L.S.D. Kushi was additionally charged.

Malicious Damage

• Occurred between 11:30PM (8/26) and 7:07AM (8/27)- 189 Aspinwall Avenue

Victim reports parking his car in his driveway overnight and upon returning finding small scrapes and dents on his vehicle, the cost of this damage is unknown.

August 26th Police Reports

ARREST

• Occurred at 1:50AM (8/26) - Washington Street/Juniper Road

Damian Diaz, 26 yrs, was arrested on a default warrant.

Anthony Pajotte, 29 yrs, was arrested and charged with Possession of a Class D Substance (Marijuana) and other traffic offenses.

Police on patrol noticed a vehicle with a defective tail light upon stopping the car officers noticed a strong smell of marijuana, and a subsequent search yielded a bag of a green leafy substance. Upon further investigation it was learned that the passenger of the vehicle, Diaz, had an outstanding warrant. Both Pajotte and Diaz were subsequently arrested.

Attempted Larceny

• Occurred between 4PM (8/24) and 11:10AM (8/26) - 133 Park Street

Victim reports leaving her vehicle unattended and upon returning she noticed her rear window had been smashed. No items were reported missing at this time although it does appear the suspect went through the vehicle.

Larceny

• Occurred between 12:05AM (8/24) and 12:30AM (8/26)-214 High Street

Victim reported leaving his bicycle unlocked in his outside hallway. When he returned the bike was missing, the bike is valued at $300.

Fraud

• Occurred between 8AM (8/13) and 1:29PM (8/26) - 421 Westourne Terrace

Victim reports giving her bank information out to a third party, and that several fraudulent charges had recently been attributed to her account. These fraudlent charges amount to approximately $107.

Annoying Calls

• Occurred between 12:09AM (8/25) and 7:45PM (8/26) - 3 Bradford Terrace

Victim reports receiving a number of annoying calls from an unknown caller. This case is still under investigation.

August 25th Police Reports

ARREST

• Occurred at 9:19AM (8/25) - Harvard Street/Beacon Street

John Ricci, 36 yrs, was arrested and charged with Operating after Suspension.

Police on patrol noticed a vehicle make an illegal left turn as well as an illegal U-turn. Upon pulling the vehicle over it was discovered that the operator’s license had been suspended, he was subsequently arrested.

Burglary

• Occurred at 4:13AM (8/25) - 175 Freeman Street

Police responding to a call of broken glass discovered an apartment which appeared to have been broken into. The owners were notified and this case is still under investigation.

August 24th Police Reports

Arrest

• Occurred between 2:02PM and 3:45PM (8/24) - 52 Fairway Road

Ronald Hockaday, 47 yrs, was arrested and charged with knowingly violating town bylaws.

Police responded to calls of aggressive solicitors. After a brief altercation police arrested Hockaday.

Robbery

• Occurred between 1:38AM and 2:19AM (8/24)-1559 Beacon Street

Victim reports she was robbed while walking down the street. The victim reported that a teal sedan pulled up along side her and a man exited the vehicle and grabbed her handbag causing her to fall to the ground. The suspect is described as a black male 18-22 years old about 6 feet tall last seen wearing a black baseball cap and dark jeans. The stolen handbag was valued at $300.

Malicious Damage

• Occurred at 3:06AM (8/24) - 185 Harvard Street

Officers on patrol noticed an establishment with a smashed front window. The cost of the damage is unknown.

Operating

• Occurred at 9:34AM (8/24) - 194 Boylston Street

Officers on patrol witnessed a vehicle make an illegal U-turn, and upon pulling the vehicle over learned the driver’s license had been revoked. The driver will be summoned to court for Driving after Revocation and other traffic offenses.

Larceny

• Occurred between 3:45PM and 4:15PM (8/24) - 1285 Boylston Street

Victim reported that several items were taken from her unlocked vehicle while it was left unattended for about half an hour. Among the items taken were a cell phone, Ipod, laptop computer, and various business items including checks. The value of these items is unknown.

• Occurred between 5:30PM and 5:35PM – 25 Harvard Street

Victim reports while she was at yoga class her watch was taken. The value of the watch is unknown.