Daily Log for April 30, 2025

JAY ST
Police responded to Jay St to serve a search warrant. As a result of evidence uncovered Graham Haskin, 39 , of Cambridge was subsequently arrested for possession of child pornography.

MT PLEASANT ST & UPLAND RD
Police responded to the intersection of Mt Pleasant St & Upland Rd for a motor vehicle crash. One party was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. The second operator was summonsed to Cambridge District Court for Operating a Motor Vehicle without a License.

CONCORD AVE & SPINELLI PL
Police responded to the intersection of Concord Ave and Spinelli Pl for a motor vehicle crash involving a vehicle and a bike. No injuries were reported, the motor vehicle operator was cited.

BRISTOL ST
A Cambridge resident reported that someone had tried to fraudulently open a credit card using their personal information.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to the 1700 block of Massachusetts Ave for a larceny report. The victim informed officers that their wallet containing multiple items was stolen.

BRATTLE ST
Police responded to the 0 block of Brattle St for a past package theft. A suspect was seen on security camera footage breaking into the lobby of an apartment building and stealing multiple packages belonging to residents.

EDUCATION ST
A Hingham resident came into the police station to report a past incident that occurred on the 0 block of Education St. The victim stated that while they were doing their job a group of 45-50 bicyclists were driving next to them and one of the bicyclist threw a cup full of ice at the victim.

CORCORAN LN
A Cambridge resident reported a past larceny that occurred last fall. Victim stated the catalytic converter had been stolen from their vehicle.

CORCORAN LN
A Cambridge resident reported a past larceny that occurred in late winter. Victim stated that someone stole the side mirror off of their motor vehicle.

CENTRAL SQ
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave & River St for a package theft taken out of the amazon store.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE & WALDEN ST
Police were flagged down by an individual looking to report a past hit and run crash that had occurred at the intersection of Walden Street and Massachusetts Ave. A report was taken.

PROSPECT ST
Police responded to the 100 block of Prospect Street for a dispute between a pedestrian and a motorist. The motorist reported the pedestrian had damaged their vehicle. The pedestrian refused to cooperate and walked away from the scene.

JFK ST
While on patrol in the area of the 0 block of JFK St an officer observed an individual known to have warrants. Officers arrested Patrick Harrington, 32, of Cambridge for warrants out of Cambridge and Boston District Courts.

JFK ST
While on patrol in the area of the 0 block of JFK St an officer observed an individual known to have warrants. Officers arrested Mark Elliott, 69, of Cambridge for warrants out of Boston District Court.

SHERMAN ST
Police responded to the 0 block of Sherman St for a hit and run crash that had just occurred. The victim stated a passing vehicle had struck their rearview mirror causing damage. When the victim attempted to exchange information the suspect fled to a nearby residence. Officers were able to make contact with the suspect, a Cambridge resident, and facilitate an exchange of information. The suspect was subsequently summonsed to Cambridge District Court on a charge of Leaving the Scene of Property Damage.

CONCORD TPKE
Police responded to the 200 block of Concord Tpke for a report of a stolen bicycle. The victim reported their bike, valued at $800, had it's lock broken and was then stolen from an indoor bike storage area of their residence.

ALLSTON ST
Cambridge police responded to the 200 block of Allston St for a report of a stolen bicycle. The victim reported their bike, valued at $600, had been stolen from the rear yard of their residence.

RIVER ST
Police responded to a business on the 300 block of River St for reports of a shoplifting. Store staff reported a suspect had stolen merchandise totaling $33.92 and fled the area in a motor vehicle prior to the arrival of officers. The suspect could not be located in the area.

MAGAZINE ST
Police responded to the 100 block of Magazine St for reports of a past breaking and entering. The victim stated that when they arrived home from work their front door was open, they found the deadbolt broken and damage to the inside walls.

MEMORIAL DR
Police responded to the 900 block of Memorial Drive for a reported past breaking and entering. The victim reported that while they'd been traveling their residence had been broken into and a safe containing over $20,000 in cash and valuables had been stolen.