Daily Log for June 6, 2025

BROOKLINE ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a report of a fight at the intersection of Brookline St & Massachusetts Ave. Upon arrival, officers observed an individual grabbing and striking someone, Officers separated the parties and identified all involved. Subsequently, officers placed Ryan O'Neil, 32, of Boston MA, under arrest for assault and battery.

JFK ST
Police responded to a report of threats on the 0 block of JFK St. The reporting party claims a group of 3 individuals were following them around and calling them homophobic insults. One of the individuals accosted the reporting party, causing them to feel threatened . Officers were unable to locate these individuals in the area.

BROADWAY
Police responded to a report of threats on the 300 block of Broadway. The reporting party claims an individual demanded that the reporting party move their belongings or they were, "going to do something about it". The reporting party states that this individual was swinging a bungee cord in an intimidating manner while saying this. Officers spoke with and identified a potential suspect in the area.

FRANKLIN ST & WESTERN AVE
While on patrol, officers observed two parties conducting what was believed to be a street level drug transaction at the intersection of Franklin St & Western Ave. Officers approached the two individuals and observed a corner of a clear plastic baggy fall from the lap area of one of the individuals. The baggy contained several pieces of a crystal like rock substance, consistent with crystal methamphetamine. During a search of the parties, approximately 17 additional Clonazepam, Meloxicam and an unknown pill were located in the same bag that the party was rummaging through. Subsequently, Adеlе MсСаbе, 40, of Woburn was placed under arrest and is being charged with Possession of a Class B Substance Subsequent Offense and Possession of a Class E Substance .

WILLOW ST
Police responded to a report of threats on the 0 block of Willow St. The reporting party claims an individual became agitated by how the reporting party was parking, they then got out of their vehicle and threatened them.

CHURCH ST
Police responded to a report of an assault & battery in progress on the 0 block of Church St. The reporting party claims a suspect had thrown two of the reporting party's flower pots onto the ground breaking them. The reporting party tried to speak with the suspect and take a photo of them with their phone when suspect smacked the phone out of their hand, destroying it. The suspect then shoved the reporting party to the ground. Using the provided description, officers were able to confirm the identity of the suspect as a Boston resident. The suspect will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on related charges.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
An officer on patrol stopped to assist a motorist with their disabled motor vehicle on the 500 block of Massachusetts Ave. Officers learned that the vehicle was not properly registered or insured. The vehicle was towed and the owner of the vehicle, a Cambridge resident, will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on related charges.

ERIE ST
Police responded to a report of ongoing harassment on the 100 block of Erie St. The reporting party claims that their former landlord hangs around their new apartment building multiple times a week. Officers informed the reporting party the process of obtaining a harassment prevention order.

WHITTEMORE AVE
Police responded to a report of larceny on the 0 block of Whittemore Ave. The reporting party claims they had parked a secured their bicycle to a bike rack. When they returned, their cable lock used to secure their bicycle was cut and their bicycle, valued at $1200, was stolen.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
Police responded to a report of a past hit and run on the 100 block of Cambridgepark Dr. The reporting party claims that someone had side swiped their parked motor vehicle causing minor scrapes to the front driver side bumper and the front driver side rim.

ROBERTS RD
A Cambridge resident reported a possible past attempted break-in that occurred on the 0 block of Roberts Rd. The reporting party claims they observed two individuals attempt to push an air conditioning unit in to their residence to gain entry through a window. The two individuals fled when they saw the reporting party watching them.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a report of an individual attempting to cash a stolen check on the 200 block of Cambridge St. Bank staff stated the appearance of the check was concerning, prompting them to contact the account holder. When the bank contacted the account owners they stated they never wrote out the check and it must've been forged. As a result, the suspect identified as Nilton Brando, 30, of Boston, Massachusetts was placed under arrest for Uttering a false check, Forgery of a check and a warrant out of Boston Municipal Court.

MAGAZINE ST
Police responded to a report of trespassing on the 100 block of Magazine St. The reporting party claims there has been many instances where a suspicious party walks onto their property without permission.

UPLAND RD
Police took a report of package theft on the 100 block of Upland Rd. The reporting party claims they had been notified that their package had arrived. However, when they checked their porch for the package, it was gone. Inside the package were a pair of headphones, valued at $550.

ELLERY ST
Police responded to a report of a past breaking & entering on the 0 block of Ellery St. The reporting party claims that an unknown individual broke into their car. The reporting party states that they observed their car's driver side door ajar, and items strewn across the front two seats. No items were missing at the time of the report.

PUTNAM AVE
While on patrol, officers observed a vehicle parked in a bus stop on the 100 block of Putnam Ave. It was discovered that the vehicle was unregistered and had a license plate that belonged to another vehicle. The vehicle was towed and the vehicle owner, a Cambridge resident, will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on related charges.

FRANKLIN ST
Police responded to a report of a past breaking & entering into a motor vehicle on the 400 block of Franklin St. The reporting party claims they had parked their vehicle and when they returned they observed the inside of their car was disheveled. The reporting party claims that the suspect took their knapsack that contained personal documents and a checkbook.

WINDSOR ST
Police responded to a report of a past vandalism on the 100 block of Windsor St. The reporting party claims one of their properties had a broken window. It appears as though a large object was thrown into the window.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a report of a past shoplifting on the 500 block of Massachusetts Ave. The reporting party claims an individual shoplifted various items with a combined retail value of $84.

WHITE ST
Police responded to a report of a disturbance on the 0 block of White St. The reporting party claims that an individual had made their way into the employees only section of their establishment and threw a bag of trash at the reporting party. The individual claims it is because of an ongoing issue regarding how the establishments gets rid of their waste. As a result of an investigation, The individual, a Cambridge resident, will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on related charges. The manager of the establishment also issued a formal trespass order in the presence of officers.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a report of a malicious destruction of property on the 1200 block of Cambridge St. The reporting party claims that they had secured their bike and when they returned to it they observed that their front wheel was flat. When the reporting party took their bicycle to a bike shop, they informed them that someone might have slashed their tire. The damage to their wheel was quoted at $200.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a report of a two-vehicle motor crash on the 300 block of Massachusetts Ave. Upon arrival, officers interacted with one of the operators who gave multiple indications of impairment and was found to have an open container of an alcoholic beverage inside the vehicle. As a result, Larry King, 69, of Cambridge MA was placed under arrest and charged with Operating Under the Influence of Liquor (5th Offense), and Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License.