Daily Log for July 29, 2025

NORFOLK ST
Dennis McNulty, 60, of Cambridge, was placed under arrest for Defacing Property, Threat to Commit a Crime, Disorderly Conduct - Subsequent Offense, and Carrying a Dangerous Weapon on the 100 block of Norfolk Street. Officers responded to a disturbance and found McNulty had a verbal altercation with another individual during which he made threats and then kicked a generator causing visible damage. McNulty's behavior drew the attention of multiple un-involved bystanders. Once detained, McNulty was found to be in possession of a serrated kitchen knife.

PALMER ST
A property manager reported that several signs and a window were damaged on Brattle Street . It appeared that an unknown person had thrown cheese onto the window and signs.

MAIN ST
A resident reported past threats by email. The reporting party stated an ex-employee was unhappy with being let go and made threats to show up at their door.

FAWCETT ST
Police responded to a Fawcett St. address regarding a past incident of illegal dumping. The reporting party claims an unknown individual left a large shelving unit on their private property.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a report for credit card fraud. The resident claims they lost their wallet and around an hour later started seeing multiple, unauthorized charges on their account.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a larceny report from a resident who stated $200 was stolen from their locker while at the gym.

THIRD ST
Police documented a past hit and run crash. Victim stated their vehicle was struck, causing damage, and the offending vehicle fled. No injuries were reported.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Rodger Henderson, 36, of Cambridge was placed under arrest for a warrant out of Cambridge District Court.

MEMORIAL DR
The manager of a Memorial Drive rental car agency reported the theft of one of their vehicle. The reporting party claims the suspect used false identification to rent a car scheduled to be returned on the 14th. As of the 29th, it is yet to be brought back.

GREEN ST
Raymond Batista, 57, of Concord, MA and Salim Aboutaan, 40, unhoused with a last known address in Taunton, were placed under arrest for Possession of a Class B Substance and Trespassing. Officers witnessed the two men in a no trespassing area with a pipe and a small bag containing a white substance, later identified as crack cocaine.

SIXTH ST
Police took a hit and run report. The reporting party claims a van backed into the vehicle and drove off. The individual also claimed minor injuries to their back, but declined medical attention.

GREEN ST
Police responded to a local park for a male naked in the grass. Upon arrival, the reporting person informed officers he'd witnessed a male get naked and defecate in the park. Officers were able to locate and identify the male as a Boston resident, he will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court for Open and Gross Lewdness.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police placed Adele McCabe, 40, of Woburn, MA, under arrest for 4 outstanding warrants out of Cambridge District Court.

RINDGE AVE
A Rindge Ave resident reported that their jewelry box was stolen from their apartment. The resident noted cable workers had been left unattended in their apartment and the jewelry box was gone when they returned.

GARDEN ST
Police responded to Rindge Avenue to for a report of criminal harassment and threats to commit a crime. The reporting party stated that while picking up their kid from camp, another family started screaming and threatening violence.

FAIR OAKS ST
Police responded to the 0 block of Fair Oaks Street to recover a stolen motor vehicle. The victim / vehicle owner was notified of the recovery and the vehicle was towed.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Jonathan Clark, 39, unhoused with a last known address in North Billerica, was placed under arrest for Threat to Commit Crime and Disorderly Conduct. Officers stopped Clark after they'd witnessed him aggressively lunge and attempt to strike an unknown female. During the interaction Clark threatened police officers with future violence.

FAWCETT ST
A Fawcett Street resident reported their child's bike was stolen from outside the rear entrance to their building at some point last week.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a Central Square business for a disturbance. The reporting party claims a customer entered the building and immediately started yelling profanity. The customer then spit on the worker and left.