Daily Log for June 2, 2025

PLEASANT ST
Police responded to Pleasant St for a larceny of a bike. Upon arrival officers spoke with the reporting party. Who explained that they went on vacation and when they returned their $1,200 bike was gone.

HIGHLAND ST
A Highland St. resident reported a past attempted breaking & entering to his residence.

ST PAULS CATHOLIC CHURCH / MT AUBURN ST
Police responded to Mt. Auburn St and Arrow St for a report of property damage. The reporting party stated that a metal fence fell and struck their vehicle.

FIFTH ST & SPRING ST
Police responded to Fifth St. for a motor vehicle crash. One vehicle crashed into the passenger side of the other. Several involved persons were transported by EMS to local hospitals for further treatment. One involved operator was issued a citation.

PEARL ST
Police responded to Pearl Street for a resident stating their motor vehicle had been stolen.

RIVER ST
Police responded to a business located on the 300 block of River St for a past shoplifting report. Officers spoke with the store manager who stated a hair growth vitamin with a value of $605 had been stolen.

RIVER ST
Police responded to the 300 block of River St for a report of a past shoplifting. A store manager reported a shoplifting that had occurred on Sunday June 1st. The individual walked in and grabbed a multitude of grocery items to include, 2 six packs of beer, 6 slices of pizza and milk. They were unable to get a count of the total groceries but estimated a value of around $150.

RIVER ST
Police arrested Zane Goodeker, 28 of Cambridge, after he was found to be shoplifting at an establishment on River Street. Officers stopped him in the parking lot of the store as he matched the description provided by the reporting person. Store staff confirmed Goodeker was the shoplifting suspect, and that he has shoplifted numerous times in the past. It was reported that Goodeker stole two tote bags and proceeded to fill them with $138 in merchandise from the store before leaving without making any attempt to pay for the goods.

BRATTLE ST
A resident of Mt. Auburn Street reported that their vehicle was struck by another vehicle, while parked and unoccupied on Brattle Street. Vehicle operator fled the area without leaving identification information. Damage was caused to the left rear fender and bumper of parked vehicle.

CHESTER ST
Police responded to Chester St for a larceny report. The reporting party stated they had 2 packages delivered on May 28th were both stolen.

BEECH ST
Police responded to a residence on Beech Street for a report of a stolen bicycle. Officers spoke with the Victim/Reporting Party, who stated that their bike, valued at $2,000, was stolen out of the garage in their apartment building.

WINDSOR ST
Police responded to the 300 block on Windsor Street for a past theft of a license plate.

BROADWAY ST
Police were called to a library on Broadway for a larceny report. Staff reported a bag containing a laptop had been stolen.

LAUREL ST
Police responded to a Laurel Street residence for a stolen bicycle. The reporting party stated that they noticed their bike missing earlier in the day from the outside porch in the back yard.

HARVARD ST
A Cambridge resident reported being extorted by an individual they'd met on a dating app.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police were in the area of the 600 Massachusetts Avenue when a disturbance broke out at a business. The involved party was identified as Herve Masini, 31 of Roxbury and was discovered to have an active warrant out of Cambridge District Court.

BISHOP ALLEN DR
A party approached officers stating a male party had just stolen money outside a business. The suspect fled into the MBTA. Officers canvassed the area and were unable to locate the suspect matching the description.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a business on Massachusetts Avenue for a report of a person brandishing a corkscrew and making punching motions. Officers could not locate the person.

CAMBRIDGESIDE PL
Police responded to a Cambridgeside Pl business for a report of two suspects who shoplifted approximately $900 worth of merchandise before fleeing the area.

FULKERSON ST
A resident of Fulkerson Street filed a report for identity theft. An unknown individual used their personal information to apply for unemployment benefits without their consent.

LEONARD AVE Police arrested Danielle Guillette, 36 of Cambridge for one count of OUI-Liquor, Operating a MV with a suspended license for OUI , and Operating with open containers of alcohol. Police responded to the area of Leonard Avenue for an operator passed out behind the wheel of a motor vehicle. There were multiple bottles of vodka in the vehicle and it was discovered that Guillette had a suspended driver's license for an open OUI case.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
A resident of Somerville, MA, reported a hit-and-run crash. An unknown vehicle struck their car while it was in traffic and then fled the scene.

CONCORD AVE
Police responded to Concord Ave for a road rage incident. A bicyclist stated that they were riding in the bike lanes on Concord Ave when they got into an argument with the operator of a tow truck.

CAMBRIDGESIDE PL
Police on patrol at a business located on Cambridgeside Pl intervened with a shoplifting in progress. Two individuals were observed running out of the store with unpaid merchandise in their possession. Officers stopped, Ja'Kobe WATSON, 19 of Dorchester, MA who was subsequently arrested.

BEECH ST
A Beech St resident filed a report for a scam. The resident stated they sought online assistance for an issue with their printer and were tricked into paying for services they had not received.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a business on Massachusetts Avenue for the report of shoplifting. Upon arrival, Officers were directed by store staff to Loren Mullaney, 36 of Boston. Staff reported Mullaney took merchandise from inside the business and passed all points of sale without paying for the merchandise. It was discovered Mullaney also had (1) active warrant out of Quincy District Court. As a result, Mullaney was placed under arrest.