Daily Log for June 27, 2026

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to Cambridge St for a report of an assault with a dangerous weapon. Victim stated an unknown suspect had thrown glass bottles at them and fled.

TALBOT ST & WAVERLY ST
Police were called to Waverly Street for a larceny report. Victim stated their e-bike, valued at $1,200, was stolen from a street sign at this location.

HARVARD SQUARE
Police responded JFK street business for a reported larceny. Victim stated their laptop computer was stolen from inside the business.

IRVING ST
An Irving Street resident reported a larceny. Victim stated that a passport and $2,000 had been stolen from inside their residence.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police responded to the Central Sq reporting station for the report of a larceny. Victim stated an unknown suspect had stolen their cell phone, valued at $800, from a bench.

PUTNAM AVE
Police responded to Putnam Ave for a report of malicious destruction to property. Victim stated that while driving on Putnam Ave, a cyclist who was riding erratically stopped and threw a brick at their vehicle.

TRAYMORE ST
Police responded to Traymore St for a malicious destruction report. Victim stated multiple vine plants on their property were cut down and thrown onto their yard.

HOLLIS ST
Police responded to Hollis Street to take a report of a past breaking and entering. Victim stated an unknown suspect had broken into their basement, checks and a grinder tool were stolen.

GREEN ST
Police responded to Green Street for a larceny report. Victim stated their bicycle, valued at $1,999, was stolen from outside their residence.

HARDWICK ST
Police took a report for a stolen motor vehicle on Hardwick St. Victim stated their moped, valued at $1.050, had been stolen from outside their residence.

MT AUBURN ST & PLYMPTON ST
Police took a report for a past hit & run crash that occurred near the intersection of Plympton Steet and Mt. Auburn Street. Victim stated their vehicle was struck in traffic by a cyclist, causing damage.

ELM ST
Police responded to Elm Street for a larceny report. Victim stated their bicycle, valued at $3,000, was stolen from outside their residence.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
Police responded to an Alewife Brook Parkway business on a report of an unwanted person.

MAIN ST
An Elm St resident reported on-going issues of harassment with a neighbor.

HARVARD ST
Police responded to Harvard Street for the report of a past breaking & entering into a motor vehicle. Victim stated they found their vehicle door open, a camera was stolen.

ACORN PARK DR
Police took a report of a hit & run crash. Reporting person stated their vehicle had been struck in traffic, causing damage.

NORFOLK ST
Police took a report of a larceny from a resident of Norfolk Street. Victim stated personal property valued at $1,380 had been stolen from their basement.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police took a report from a Cambridge St resident who reported an unknown person had defecated on their property.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police responded to the bus stop in Central Square for a report of an assault & battery with a dangerous weapon. Reporting person stated an unknown person had slashed them with a knife, causing superficial wounds.

LAWRENCE ST
Police responded to Lawrence Street for a report of an unattended backpack against a utility pole. The item was inspected by officers from the Explosive Ordnance Unit and determined not to be hazardous.

BISHOP ALLEN DR & MAIN ST
Alvaro Pena, 33, of Dorchester, was placed under arrest on charges to the unlicensed operation of an unregistered motorcycle. The violations were uncovered during a traffic stop on Main Street.

AUBURN ST
An Auburn Street resident reported that a package, containing $50 of gift cards, was stolen from outside their residence.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police took a report of a past larceny in Central Square. Reporting person stated their bicycle, valued at $70, was stolen from outside a Central Square business.

SIXTH ST & CAMBRIDGE ST
A Boston resident will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on charges related to operating a motor vehicle with a suspended driver's license. The violation was uncovered during a traffic stop on Cambridge St.

HANCOCK ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a report for a hit & run crash. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Benjamin Josey, 67, of Cambridge, was arrested on a charge of failing to register as a sex offender - subsequent offense. Officers interacted with Josey while responding to a call for a trespasser at a Central Square business.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police responded to a Central Square business for a past shoplifting report. Store employee reported a known suspect had stolen $28 worth of merchandise.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave and Pearl Street for a past hit and run crash report. A cyclist reported they were struck by the door of a stopped vehicle. Victim reported minor injuries but declined to be evaluated by EMS.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a Cambridge Street business for the report of a disturbance. Reporting person stated that a customer had threatened to harm a staff member when they were declined to give them a free beverage.