Daily Log for June 10, 2025

AMES ST
An Arlington resident reported that their locked bike was stolen from a bike rack on Ames St.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a report for past vandalism after a window to a local store located on the 500 block of Massachusetts Ave was purposefully damaged. Upon officer arrival, the manager, showed officers the damaged window. Prior to speaking with the manager, an unnamed passerby stated a male in a beanie punched the window.

SOMERVILLE AVE
Police responded to a business located on the 800 block of Somerville Avenue for a shoplifting. Upon arrival officers met with store employees who stated that four male juveniles stole a box of protein bars, valued at approximately $12.00, pre-workout, valued at approximately $28.00, and protein powder, valued at approximately $29.50.

PEARL ST
Police responded to the 300 block of Pearl St. for reports of a stolen package. Upon officer arrival officers spoke with the reporting party who stated that they had a package that was delivered at 10:30am. When they arrived home at 6:30pm later that same day the package was no longer there.

KENDALL SQUARE
An Attleboro resident reported that while their vehicle was parked and unattended in a Cambridge garage it was struck and damaged by an unknown operator/vehicle.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
Police and Cambridge Fire responded in the area 5 Cambridge Park drive for an unattended suitcase. The suitcase was determined not to be hazardous.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a business on the 1300th block of Massachusetts Avenue for a panic alarm. Upon officer arrival, Officers spoke with staff who stated they hit the panic alarm due to a shoplifting that had occurred approximately 15 minutes prior. Staff stated that an unknown male party walked into the store and was seen lingering near a rack of sweaters. Staff saw the suspect tuck something under the belongings they were carrying and exited the store.

UPLAND RD
An Upland Road resident reported a package was stolen from their porch for the second time this week.

MARTIN ST
Police responded to a residence on Martin Street for a report of a stolen package. The reporting person stated that they had a package delivered at approximately 12:00 noon and when they arrived home after work at approximately 4:30 pm, the package was gone.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE & WESTERN AVE
Officers interacted with two individuals who were observed threatening each other. It was learned there had been an argument over a cigarette. The individuals were sent on their way.

BROADWAY ST
Police responded to Broadway for a larceny in progress. Upon arrival, officers spoke with two security guards that explained that a few minutes ago an unknown male was in the garage and attempting to steal a bike. Officers searched the surrounding area but were unable to locate the individual.

GRANITE ST
Police responded to Granite Street for a dispute between neighbors. The victim alleged his neighbor threatened him with a rifle. The reporting party informed dispatch their neighbor was yelling at them for playing loud music in their driveway. While yelling, the reporting party alleged the neighbor was spraying water at their car. While the two argued, the suspect threatened the victim with a gun, according to the victim. The victim then saw the suspect hitting their rear windshield with what they perceived to be a rifle. The suspect had fled prior to the arrival of officers and was not located.

GREEN ST
Police took a report for a recovered motor vehicle. Officer were dispatched to the 500 block on Green Street for a vehicle had been reported stolen the previous day and was now located.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police placed Mr. James King, 62 of Boston MA under arrest. Mr. King was observed urinating on a pillar of bank by multiple parties inside prompting employees to call 911 for assistance. Officers then were able to locate Mr. King, he placed under arrest on a charge of Defacing Property.

PEARL ST
Police responded to the area of the Central Square Library for a report of a past larceny of a scooter. The reporting party informed officers that they came to the library and realized their electric scooter had been stolen. The victim claimed to have locked the scooter with a metal wire lock which was gone when they came outside.

WALDEN SQUARE RD
Police responded to a Walden Square Road residence for a possible breaking and entering. The suspect was gone on officers arrival.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a business on Massachusetts Avenue for the report of a party attempting to open a bank account with fraudulent identification documents. Further investigation and statements from management revealed that Josephine Sanchez, 36, of Worcester was in possession of a fake New Jersey Driver License. Sanchez attempted to open a bank account in another person's name without the consent. As a result, Sanchez was arrested and charged with Identity Fraud along with RMV Document, Forge/Misuse.