Daily Log for August 2, 2025

MEMORIAL DR
Imrahotep B. Wallace, 34, of Roxbury was arrested for Operating Under the Influence - Liquor following a traffic stop on the 500 block of Memorial Dr. MIT and Cambridge Police interacted with Wallace after stopping a vehicle he was operating for an observed violation. Officers developed a suspicion that Wallace was under the influence and administered Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST), during which he exhibited multiple indicators of impairment.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Chantel Petrie, 30, of Boston, was arrested for Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Arrest after officers responded to a disturbance inside a motor vehicle in Central Sq. Petrie was a passenger in the vehicle and was refusing to exit after the operator asked her to get out. Instead Petrie caused a commotion by yelling and scream, refusing to exit. Eventually Petrie needed to physically removed by officers and was subsequently placed under arrest.

GORE ST
Police responded to Gore Street for a report of a Breaking and Entering. The front door was found locked with no signs of a break-in. The reporting party believed the previous tenants had re-entered an apartment unit above them despite a court order to vacate the premises.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a local medical facility for a past assault. A individual had become erratic and thrown a cup of water in the reporting party's face.

WALDEN SQUARE RD Jennifer Mastrangelo, 37, of Cambridge and Paul Gioiosa, 47, of Revere were placed under arrest for Trespassing at an apartment building on Walden Sq. Rd. Building maintenance had called police after observing the pair in the building as Mastrangelo had been previously trespassed. Gioiosa will face an additional charge of Deface Property after it was discovered he'd jammed something in a lock, causing damage.

LEIGHTON ST Police took a larceny report from a Leighton Street resident. The reporting party stated their bike, valued at $3,200, had been stolen while it was locked in a storage room only accessible with key fobs.

NORFOLK ST
Police responded to the 100 block of Norfolk Street for a past Breaking and Entering. The victim stated they entered their apartment and noticed items thrown around the unit, $1,900 in cash had been taken.

ESSEX ST
Police responded to the area of Essex St. and Massachusetts Ave. for a past larceny. The reporting party stated their purse had been taken from a seat next to them while eating. They have since noticed a few unauthorized transactions using cards that were in the purse.

WHITE ST
Police responded to a Porter Sq. business for a shoplifting. The reporting party noted that an unknown individual took $1753.80 worth of items then walked out the store.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to the intersection of Mass Ave and Bay St for the report of a car crash involving a bicyclist. All involved declined medical attention from EMS. A citation was issued.

WHITE ST
Police responded to Porter Sq. for a hit & run crash. The reporting party stated another driver sideswiped their vehicle while parked and drove off.

MAIN ST
Police responded to a business on the 800 block of Main Street for a police report. The reporting party stated an employee of a local business used insensitive remarks and made them feel uncomfortable.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Haussu Yansane, 25, unhoused, was arrested in Central Sq. on charges of Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, and Carrying a Dangerous Weapon. Police responded outside a local business on a report of a male threatening people with a knife. Several employees of various businesses informed officers the suspect, identified as Yansane, had accosted several customers as they left the business and threatened a passerby with a knife.

NORTH FIRST ST
A North First Street resident reported that they had been sent unsolicited pornographic material that depicted a potentially underage person.

BROADWAY
A resident of Broadway reported an unknown individual had thrown feces at the back of their residence.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
A Fall River resident reported an individual had paid them with a fake check for moving services that were conducted on CambridgePark Dr.

RINDGE AVE
Police responded to Russell Field for a disturbance. There had been a verbal altercation between several individuals. All agreed to go their separate ways and none wished to pursue the matter further.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
Police responded to a business on Alewife Brook Pkwy for a shoplifting. A store employee reported they had stopped an individual trying to steal $198 in merchandise. The suspect was identified as a Malden resident, the merchandise was returned, they were then trespassed and escorted out of the store.

SOMERVILLE AVE
Police responded to a business on the 800 block of Somerville Ave for a report of a shoplifting. Store staff reported that the suspect had attempted to steal $18 worth of merchandise. The suspect was located and trespassed from the business.