Daily Log for June 1, 2025

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a report of shoplifting on the 700 block of Massachusetts Ave. The reporting party claims the suspect shoplifted two drinks and a donut. Officers searched the area but were unable to locate the suspect.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a report of a stolen bicycle on the 200 block of Massachusetts Ave. The reporting party claims that their bicycle, valued at $300, was parked outside and when the reporting party returned they observed an individual ride off with their bicycle.

MARCELLA ST
Police responded to a report of harassment on the 0 block of Marcella St. The reporting party claims that their neighbor had been harassing them for the last 5 years by frequently yelling racial and homophobic slurs at them while banging on doors and walls. Officers advised the reporting party on the process for obtaining a Harassment Prevention Order.

HURON AVE
Police responded to a report of harassment on the 100 block of Huron Ave. The reporting partner claims that their partner's ex-partner has been harassing them with unwanted messages and phone calls. Officers advised the reporting party on the process for obtaining a Restraining Order.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
Police responded to a report of shoplifting on the 200 block of Alewife Brook Pkwy. The reporting party claims a group of 3 suspects stole an estimated $40 - $50 of food from their hot bar. Officers located the suspects, they were positively identified and trespassed from the store. Store employees declined to pursue criminal charges.

MARNEY ST
Police responded to a report of theft on the 0 block of Marney St. The reporting party claims that someone had stolen 10 bags they had left outside while they were in the process of moving into their apartment. The 10 bags contained clothing items and books, valued between $500-$600.

GLASSWORKS AVE
Police responded to a report of malicious destruction of property on the 0 block of Glassworks Ave. The reporting party claims that they had parked their car and when they returned to their vehicle they observed that someone had bent up their vehicles rear license plate, cracked the passenger side view mirror and pushed the drivers side view mirror in.

LEIGHTON ST
Police responded to a report of malicious destruction of property on the 0 block of Leighton St. The reporting party claims that they had parked their car and when they returned to their vehicle they observed that someone had bent up their vehicles rear license plate and removed the passenger side view mirror.

HAYES ST
Police responded to a report of a hit & run on the 0 block of Hayes St. The reporting party stated someone hit their car and took off about 20 minutes prior. A neighbor provided a picture of the suspect motor vehicle and license plate.

HARVARD ST
Police responded to a report of an unwanted party on the 200 block of Harvard St. The reporting party claimed that there were two people staying in their residence and wants them removed. When further asked about the individuals staying in residence the reporting party's story kept changing. As a result an inquiry was conducted on the reporting party which determined that the reporting party had one default warrant out of Boston District Court. As a result, Вriаnа Тоbin, 35, of Cambridge was placed under arrest.

GREEN ST
Police responded to a report of extortion on the 100 block of Green St. The reporting party claims that they were communicating with an individual on a dating app which included sending a nude picture. After sending the picture, the reporting party received a text message from an unknown number stating that they would send the picture to the reporting party's family and place of employment unless the reporting party paid $1500. The reporting has not paid any money and their family has not received any picture of them.

BISHOP ALLEN DR & ESSEX ST
While on patrol, officers conducted a motor vehicle stop at intersection of Bishop Allen Dr & Essex St. It was learned that the vehicle was not properly registered. The operator, a Revere resident, will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on related charges.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a past larceny on the 1800 block of Massachusetts Ave. The reporting party claims that they had found a bike and wanted to retrieve it as they believed it was theirs. They did not have any documentation to support their claim and the bike was not previously reported stolen to police.