Daily Log for June 30, 2026

FIRST ST
Police responded to a First Street business for a report of a past assault & battery. Reporting person stated that another had spit on them during an argument.

WESTERN AVE
Police responded to Western Ave residence for a reported larceny. Victim stated that two suitcases, containing $1,500 worth of personal property, had been stolen from outside their residence.

CAMBRIDGEPARK DR
Police responded to Cambridgepark Drive for the report of a larceny. Reporting person stated they found multiple opened delivery packages outside their apartment door.

GRAY ST
Police responded to Gray Street for a past hit and run crash. A detail officer was informed that a passing truck had struck a parked vehicle, causing damage.

HAMPSHIRE ST
Police responded to Hampshire Street for a larceny report. Victim stated their bicycle, valued at $700, was stolen from outside their workplace.

ELM ST
Police responded to an Elm Street residence for a harassment report. Reporting person stated there have been on-going issues with a neighbor.

ARLINGTON ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to the area of Arlington Street & Massachusetts Avenue for the report of a past hit and run crash. Victim stated they had been struck by a vehicle earlier in the day, causing leg pain. The individual was transported by EMS to a local hospital.

ROGERS ST & THIRD ST
A Cambridge resident will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on a charge of operating a motor vehicle following license suspension. The violation was uncovered during a traffic stop near the intersection of Rogers St. and Third St.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a Cambridge Street business on a report of a shoplifting. The suspect was stopped and identified, all merchandise was returned.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police responded to Temple Street to take a report of ongoing issues between neighbors.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police took a report for a larceny of a bicycle. Victim stated their bicycle, valued at $1,000, was stolen from Central Square.

HARVARD SQUARE
Police responded took a report of threats from a Harvard Square hotel. An unknown person made false crime reports and threatened staff members at the hotel.

BRATTLE ST
Police were dispatched to the corner of Ash Street and Brattle Street for report of a hit and run crash . Reporting person stated their vehicle had been struck while parked, causing damage.

SENNOTT PARK
Nicole Reilly, 38, of Cambridge, was placed under arrest on a warrant out of Lynn District Court and charges related to the possession of Class A (suspected heroin), Class B (suspected crack cocaine), and Class E (prescription pills). Officers interacted with Reilly during a call for service, she was placed under arrest for the warrant and a subsequent search revealed multiple controlled substances.

APPIAN WAY & GARDEN ST
Police responded to Appian Way and Garden Street for report of a hit and run crash. Reporting person stated their vehicle had been struck in traffic, no injuries were reported.

MARKET ST
Police took a report for a suspicious person on Market Street. Reporting person stated they saw an unknown person on security camera attempting to open the front and rear doorways of their residence.

SIXTH ST
A Cambridge resident reported an incident of identity fraud. Victim stated an unknown person has utilized their personal information to withdraw approximately $50,000 from their bank accounts.

HARVARD SQUARE
Police responded to Church St & Massachusetts Ave for a lost property report. Victim stated they had lost their bag and the earphones inside were now pinging in Harvard Square.

WASHBURN AVE
Police responded Washburn Ave for an identity fraud report. Victim stated they received a phone call from someone claiming to work at the Worcester County Sheriff Office, the victim wired this individual $15,000 to resolve a non-existent court case.

WESTERN AVE
Police responded to a Western Avenue address for past larceny. Victim stated that a package, containing $267 worth of clothing, had been stolen from the front of their residence.

GRISWOLD ST
Benjamin Zhao, 43, of Belmont, was placed under arrest on a charge of Vandalizing Property. It was reported the Zhao had purposely urinated on a vehicle.

ERIE ST
Police took a report for the larceny of a bicycle that occurred on Erie Street. Victim stated their bicycle, valued at $1,000, had been stolen.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police took a report for a past assault that occurred in Central Square. A restaurant employee and a food delivery driver had gotten into an argument during which threats were made.

CENTRAL SQUARE
Police responded to a Central Square business for a shoplifting report. Store employee stated an unknown suspect had stolen sporting goods valued at $31.43.

PACIFIC ST
Police responded to Pacific Street for a report of malicious damage to a motor vehicle. Victim stated the window to their vehicle had been smashed while it was parked on Pacific St.

MT AUBURN ST
Police took a report for a past larceny. Victim stated that their bag had been stolen from their workplace on Mt. Auburn Street.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
Police responded to Alewife Brook Pkwy for a disturbance. Reporting person stated a known person had made verbal threats against their family.

OXFORD AVE
Police responded to Oxford Ave for a disturbance. There was an issue between a landlord and a tenant.

LINCOLN WAY
A Cambridge resident reported that a rideshare driver is refusing to return property.

SHERMAN ST
Police responded to a Sherman St. residence to take a report for a past Breaking & Entering to a motor vehicle. Victim stated a purse, $10 cash, a credit card, and jewelry were stolen.