Daily Log for May 28, 2025

MARKET ST
Police took a report of a breaking & entering into a motor vehicle on the 0 block of Market St. The reporting party claims they parked their vehicle and when they returned they observed the vehicle's trunk open and the driver's side window ajar. A debit card and $100 were said to have been stolen.

TROWBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a report of a noise complaint on the 0 block of Trowbridge St. The reporting party claims that their downstairs neighbors have been banging on their ceiling in the middle of the night.

RICHDALE AVE
Police took a report of an attempted extortion on the 0 block of Richdale Ave. The reporting party claims that an individual who they had relations with was attempting to get the reporting party to pay for a dinner.

BRATTLE ST & SPARKS ST
Police responded to a report of a motor vehicle crash with a bicycle at the intersection of Brattle St & Sparks St. The bicyclist and the operator of the motor vehicle reported injuries. The operator was transported to the hospital by EMS. An investigation led officers to cite the operator for failing to yield.

WOODBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a report of a past hit and run on the 0 block of Woodbridge St. The owner of the vehicle stated their vehicle was hit while parked. The vehicle had damage to the rear left fender.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
While on patrol on the 700 block of Massachusetts Ave officers arrested Jonathan Kimathi, 23, Unhoused, for 3 active warrants out of Cambridge District Court.

BRATTLE ST
Police took a report for defaced property on the 0 block of Brattle St. The reporting party claims a dog urinated on a pair of pants, valued at $88, they were selling.

CAMBRIDGE ST & CARDINAL MEDEIROS AVE
Police responded to a report of a motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Cambridge St & Cardinal Medeiros Ave. One operator, an Everett resident, will be summoned to the Cambridge District Court for Operation after Suspension of a License.

THIRD ST
Police responded to a report of bicycle theft on the 200 block of Third St. The reporting party claims they had secured their bike in their building's storage room and when they returned they observed the lock had been cut and their bike, valued at $2000, was stolen.

WESTERN AVE
Police responded to a report of bicycle theft on the 200 block of Western Ave. The reporting party claimed that they had left their bicycle, valued at $303, on their porch and when they exited their residence, they observed the bicycle was missing.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a report of a past breaking & entering on the 1200 block of Cambridge St. The reporting party claims that while they were showering, someone had entered their apartment and taken their cable box, house keys, and a tablet.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a report of a shoplifting in progress on the 500 block of Massachusetts Ave. The reporting party claims they observed the suspect concealing two handheld fans, valued at $64, in their pants. The suspect handed security the merchandise back and the security called the police. The suspect, a Quincy resident , will be summonsed to court for one count of shoplifting by concealment.

CAMBRIDGESIDE PL
Police responded to a report of shoplifting on the 100 block of Cambridgeside PL. The reporting party says two suspects shoplifted a variety of clothes valued between $700-$1000.

HARRINGTON TER
Police responded to a report of a dispute on the 0 block of Harrington Ter. The reporting party stated their has been an on-going dispute with a neighbor.

WHITE ST
Police responded to a report of a past larceny on the 0 block of White St. The reporting party claims they had parked their car and when they returned to their vehicle they observed that several personal items were missing from their vehicle including: $100, a purse containing: $15, two credit card, and a digital camera valued at $300.

AMORY ST
Police responded to a report of larceny on the 0 block of Amory St. The reporting party claims they returned to their home, they observed multiple items to be missing. The reporting party stated they're missing a checkbook, a debit card, a tv remote controller, and $300.

PEARL ST
Police responded to a report of malicious damage to a motor vehicle on the 200 block of Pearl St. The reporting party claims their friend's motor vehicle had the driver's side front window smashed while parked in the driveway behind their residence.

HURLEY ST
Police responded to a report of a stolen bicycle on the 0 block of Hurley St. The reporting party parked their E-bike, valued at $900, on a bike rack behind their apartment complex. Upon returning the reporting party observed that the E-bike was gone.

BROADWAY
Police responded to a report of a stolen bicycle on the 100 block of Broadway. The reporting party claims that someone had stolen their bike, valued at $700, from a bike rack and cut their bike chain, valued at $17, that was used to secure the bike to the rack.

YERXA RD
Police responded to a report of identity theft on the 0 bloc of Yerxa Rd. The reporting party claims that they observed a significant dip in their credit score. They learned that they had an outstanding debt from an account that was opened in 2022 to buy a phone for approximately $2634 and then subsequently was closed.

FOLLEN ST
Police responded to a report of a past hit & run on the 0 block of Follen St. The reporting party claims that their partner had parked their car and when they returned they observed that the rear of their vehicle was struck by an unknown vehicle, causing damage to the rear right tail light.

HARRINGTON TER
Police responded to a report of a disturbance between neighbors on the 0 block of Harrington Ter. THe reporting party stated that their neighbor was threatening them with a stick after a food delivery service accidentally knocked on their door. As a result the neighbor, a Cambridge resident, will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court.