Daily Log for June 17, 2025

BAY STATE RD
A Bay State Road resident reported a package containing children's books had been delivered to their front door was stolen.

BRATTLE ST
Police responded to a Brattle St. business for a report of a shoplifting in progress. Store staff stated they observed Michael Reardon, 43, of Cambridge, taking multiple clothing items in a bag and exiting the store without purchasing them. Officers located Reardon and learned he had four active warrants out of Cambridge District Court and one warrant out of Quincy District Court. Reardon was arrested on the warrants and will face an additional charge for this incident.

GRAFFITI ALLEY
Police took Christian Tenney, 34 of Hyannis Ma into custody for two (2) warrants out of New Bedford & Falmouth District Court.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to an address on the 600 block of Massachusetts Avenue for a report of a shoplifting in progress. The suspect was identified as Clodagh Oneil, 44, of Cambridge who was placed under arrest. Oneil was also found to have three outstanding warrants from courts in Somerville, Salem and Dedham.

MASON ST
Police responded to Mason Street for a motor vehicle crash. The two motor vehicles involved sustained minor damage and one individual reported an injury. It was learned that one of the involved operators was not properly licensed, they will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on related charges.

RINDGE AVE
Police responded to Rindge Avenue for a report of a suspicious party in a backyard. That party identified himself as Jamie Nucci, 53, of Cambridge. Nucci was found to have two active warrants out of Somerville District Court, he was subsequently placed under arrest.

CEDAR ST
A Quincy resident reported their vehicle was broken into over the weekend when they parked on the 0 block of Cedar St. The victim returned to their vehicle and found that someone had searched the inside of the vehicle including the glove box, console, and interior.

DANA ST
Police responded to Dana St. to speak with a resident who had reported being the victim of a robbery.

DOUGLASS ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Officers on patrol observed a person believed to have warrants near the intersection of Douglass St. and Massachusetts Ave. Officers confirmed the warrants and approached Daquan Lawrence, 31, of Boston, who attempted to run and when caught resisted being handcuffed. Lawrence was placed under arrest for the warrants and will face an additional charge of resisting arrest.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a report for a stolen motorcycle at the Central Sq. substation.

MT AUBURN ST
Police responded to a parking garage on Mount Auburn Street for a report of a hit and run crash with property damage. The reporting party stated that they parked in the parking garage and were alerted by security that their vehicle was hit and the suspect vehicle took off from the scene.

WHITE ST
Police responded to a business located on the 0 block of White St for a past threats report. Officers spoke with an employee who stated an individual entered the business and attempted to cash a check made out to another person. When the business stated they were unable to do so without proper documentation the suspect said "you guys are lucky that you're not going to get shot today." Before leaving the area.

JACOBS ST
Officers were dispatched to Jacobs St to speak with a manager of a business who received several strange phone calls demanding they send $2500 and if they do not comply, then they will be fined $10,000.

PROSPECT ST
Police and Fire units responded to the area of Prospect St for an unattended suitcase. The suitcase was inspected and determined not to be hazardous.

SOMERVILLE AVE
Police responded to a Somerville Ave business for a shoplifting in progress. Store staff stated a suspect had stolen $125 in store merchandise and fled prior to the arrival of officers.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded for an unwanted person on the 100 block of Mass Ave. A representative of a local business stated that an unhoused person had left feces at their emergency exit door.

Otis ST A resident reported that they were involved in a road rage incident on Otis St. where the operator of the other vehicle threatened them.

BRATTLE ST & MT AUBURN ST
Police responded to Brattle St. @ Mt Auburn St. for a report of a disturbance involving a dog. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the reporting party who stated that their dog was attacked in the alley way leading to Larch Park.

SOMERVILLE AVE
Police responded to the area of Somerville Ave. for a larceny report. The reporting party stated that they parked and locked their bike in front of a local business and when they returned they discovered it had been stolen.