Daily Log for July 1, 2025

RINDGE AVE
Police responded to a local park for a callbox activation. An unknown person made explicit threats to harm an individual and fled the area before the arrival of officers.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
Officers were dispatched to the area of the Alewife MBTA Station for a head on crash between two bicycles. One of the involved persons was evaluated for an apparent injury but declined the opportunity to be transported to a hospital by EMS.

RINDGE AVE
Police took a report for a party who had their phone hacked. The party stated their phone was hacked and an unknown person made purchases totaling $3490.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
A Porter Sq. business reported a past larceny. An unknown individual had entered the lobby of their establishment and stolen over $200 in items that were left out for customers to use.

PEARL ST
Police responded to Pearl Street for a report of a hit and run crash. The vehicle was parked when a green truck struck the rear and left the scene.

GREEN ST & PLEASANT ST
Police recovered three knives that were located in a sharps container located in a parking lot on Green Street.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to the 1000 block on Massachusetts Avenue for reports of threats. A business owner and general manager stated that a customer had made threats while upset about the status of their membership.

SOMERVILLE AVE
A Lowell resident was trespassed from a store on Somerville Avenue, after they were observed by store staff concealing merchandise. Upon arrival officers were updated that the suspect had left the store and was seen walking toward a nearby CVS. Officers located the suspect inside CVS, they were identified, the merchandise was returned and the individual was trespassed by store staff.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
Police responded to a disturbance at a Cambridgepark Drive office building. Security reported there had been an issue with an individual who they'd escorted from the building prior to the arrival of officers.

CAMBRIDGE ST
A Chelsea resident reported hit-and-run damage to their vehicle . The operator of a large truck struck a motorcycle while it was parked on Elm Street.

GARDEN ST
Police responded to a Garden St address for a threats report. The property management stated that a tenant had caused a disturbance and threatened them.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
An Everett resident reported the theft of their wallet. The victim stated that a suspect stole their wallet from the public restroom.

CLIFTON ST
A Maine resident reported an incident of fraud. The victim stated they were defrauded out of more than $3,000.00 in an apartment rental scam that began in March of 2025.

CAMBRIDGE ST & PROSPECT ST
A Saugus resident reported a hit-and-run motor vehicle crash. The reporting party stated that another motorist struck their vehicle as they were turning onto Prospect Street. After speaking briefly with the other motorist, they fled the scene.

MAGAZINE ST & RIVERSIDE RD
Police responded to the intersection of Magazine Street and Riverside Road for a report of a past hit and run. Victim stated their vehicle had been struck while parked near the intersection of Magazine Street and Riverside Road.

KINNAIRD ST
Police responded to Kinnaird Street to speak to a male party about a stolen scooter. Victim told officers that their scooter was taken from their front porch.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE & PEARL ST
Police observed two people engaged in a physical altercation at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Pearl Street. It was learned that the disagreement started as a result of one party loaning another $4 for cigarettes. As a result David Foster, 56, of Boston and Anthony Banks, 52, of Woburn were both placed under arrest.

BISHOP ALLEN DR
A Rhode Island resident reported a larceny. A suspect stole a purse from a Central Square location containing a set of car keys and jewelry.

CAMBRIDGE COMMON
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave in the area of the Cambridge Common for a report of a motor vehicle crash involving a moped. The operator of the moped was transported to a local hospital via ambulance with non-life-threatening injuries.

CENTRE ST
Police responded to an address on Centre Street for a report of a past larceny. Victim stated a package they'd had delivered to the lobby of their building had been stolen.

BRADBURY ST
A Woburn resident reported the larceny of a motor vehicle. The victim stated that their 2014 Kia Soul was stolen from Bradbury Street.

RINDGE AVE
Police responded to Rindge Avenue for a report of a hit and run crash. Victim stated that they were cut off and hit by a gray sedan that fled the area.

CONCORD TPKE
Police responded to a residence on Concord Turnpike for a noise complaint.