Daily Log for May 7, 2026

WARE ST
Police responded to a Ware St. residence for a report of a breaking and entering. Victim stated they heard a noise and found the front door of their residence cracked open.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
Police responded to Cambridgepark Dr. for a motor vehicle crash involving a bicyclist. No injuries were reported.

MAIN ST
A Cambridge resident reported a suspicious person approached them and was attempting to sell a masonry service. Resident believes the interaction was an attempted scam.

ESSEX ST
Police responded to a Central Sq. residential building for a larceny report. Victim stated that an unknown suspect had stolen a bank card from their wallet and fled.

BROADWAY CT
A Broadway Ct. resident reported that their bicycle, valued at $637, was stolen while locked to a bike rack on Felton St.

BRISTOL ST
Officers responded to the intersection of Prospect St. and Cambridge St. for a hit & run crash. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck in traffic. No injuries were reported.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
John Mastromarino, 55, of Malden was placed under arrest for four (4) active warrants out of courts in Cambridge and Boston.

CUSHING ST
A Cushing St. resident reported they were a victim of identity fraud. Reporting person stated they'd been notified of an attempt to cash a fake check in their name.

CAMP ST
A Camp St. resident reported that their bicycle, valued at $800, was stolen from the backyard of their residence.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
An Essex St. resident reported that a package, containing approximately $119 in merchandise, was stolen from the front of their residence.

NORFOLK ST
Contractors working on Norfolk St. reported they were accosted by an unknown food delivery driver.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Brenda Delgado, 61, of Malden was placed under arrest for a warrant out of Cambridge District Court.

RINDGE AVE
Officers responded to Rindge Ave. for a past hit & run crash report. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

WHITE ST
Brett Parham, 49, of Lowell was placed under arrest on multiple charges related to the distribution of illegal narcotics and unlawful possession of a firearm. Detectives were able to identify Parham as part of an investigation into illegal narcotic sales in Cambridge and the surrounding area. Parham was located in Porter Sq. and observed by detectives engaged in a suspected drug transaction. Click Here to Read the Full Release

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
An employee of a Massachusetts Ave. business reported a suspect had stolen $85 of merchandise and fled.

MT AUBURN ST
A Mt. Auburn Street resident reported that a former tenant had made a false report against their building in an attempt to draw a large public safety response.

LINNAEAN ST
A Cambridge resident reported they purchased a concert ticket, valued at $700, from an unknown suspect, but never received the ticket.

MOONEY ST
Police responded to the area of Mooney St. for a report of malicious damage to a motor vehicle.

BRATTLE ST
A Cambridge resident reported a larceny from the front porch of a Brattle St. residence. Item was left outside for someone as part of an online sale, individual took the item but never paid the agreed upon price.

ANDREW ST
Police responded to an Andrew St. residence for a reported larceny. The victim was swindled out of $90,000 through an e-mail scam.

WHITE ST
Officers responded to White St. for a past hit & run crash report. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave. for a larceny report. Individual reported their computer, valued at $3,000, was missing.

FIELD ST
A Field St. resident reported their motor vehicle had been broken into while parked outside their residence. Vehicle registration and other items were stolen.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a Day St. residential building for an unwanted person. Reporting person stated an unknown person had been confrontational when asked to get off the reporting person's front lawn.

ELM ST
An Elm St. resident reported that their bicycle, valued at $800, was stolen from the basement of their residential building.