Daily Log for April 18, 2025

NORFOLK ST
Police responded to a report of identity fraud on the 0 block of Norfolk St. The reporting parties state an EBT card never arrived in the mail. The card however, was activated and used resulting in the loss of $396.

BRATTLE ST
Police responded to a report of an assault in progress on the 0 block of Brattle St. The reporting party claims that a friend had thrown a plate at them which had hit the reporting party's left shoulder. The suspect was gone prior to police arrival.

WHITE ST
Police responded to a report of credit card theft on the 0 block of White St. The reporting party claims they had put their wallet in an unsecured locker when at the gym. Later in the day, the reporting party noticed they had a charge of $107 on one of their cards. The reporting party looked in their wallet and realized several cards were missing. In total 4 cards were stolen, and for transactions were made totaling $428.

MURRAY HILL RD
Police responded to a report of malicious damage to a motor vehicle on the 0 block of Murray Hill Rd. The reporting party claims their vehicle was vandalized while parked on the street. The reporting party states the vehicle was "gauged" by an unknown suspect causing damage to the rear right bumper.

PLEASANT ST
Police took a report of past larceny on the 100 block of Pleasant St. The reporting party claims that their iPhone, wireless key board, wireless track pad, and stylus pen were stolen shortly after being mailed to their address. The reporting party also reported a similar incident that happened a week prior where a laptop, iPad, and iPad cover were stolen. The total value of these goods is $2500.

HARDING ST
Police responded to a report of larceny under false pretenses on the 0 block of Harding St. The reporting party claims they were attempting to sell their timeshare and an unknown person scammed them out of $8,785 by informing them they had to pay a tax.

GARDEN ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a report of an encampment at the intersection of Garden St & Massachusetts Ave. Officers encountered an individual that was packing up their sleeping materials. Officers offered services to the individual who stated they already have someone helping them with services.

FAWCETT ST
Police took a report for a bicycle theft on the 0 block of Fawcett St. The reporting party claims they had locked their bike valued at $2,200 in the building bike room and when they returned it had been taken.

FARRAR ST
Police responded to a report of malicious destruction of property on the 0 block of Farrar St. The reporting party claims an unknown individual spray painted their fence causing an estimated $1,000 in damage.

SIXTH ST
A person submitted ammunition they had legally purchased and possessed to the police department for destruction.

CONCORD AVE
Police responded to a report of breaking and entering on the 500 block of Concord Ave. The reporting party states an unknown person had entered their apartment and left urine all over the toilet seat. The reporting party claims this is the fourth time this has happened.

ROOSEVELT TOWERS FL
Police responded to a report of a possible breaking and entering on the 0 block of Roosevelt Towers Fl. Officers temporarily detained an individual who appeared to have broken the unit door. Further investigation revealed the individual had broken the door because they had locked themselves out and were concerned about the well being of a family member inside the home. The information was verified and it was determined no crime had been committed.

WHEELER ST
Police responded to a report of harassment on the 0 block of Wheeler St. The reporting party claims an unknown individual had approached them in the building they live in and told them they needed to leave the building.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
Police responded to a tow yard on the 100 block of Alewife Brook Pkwy to assist with verifying the license information of an individual claiming a vehicle.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a report of shoplifting on the 500 block of Massachusetts Ave. The reporting party claims an individual had stolen between $40-$50 worth of pet food.

FIFTH ST FL
Police responded to a report of a past breaking and entering on the 0 block of Fifth St. The reporting party stated they had left their apartment and when they returned they observed their backdoor was open. Nothing had been stolen.