Daily Log for August 28, 2025

MEMORIAL DR & WESTERN AVE
Police responded for a report of a person making threats with a taser. Officers searched the area but were unable to locate the suspect.

RINDGE AVE FL
Police responded to a report of threats at a Rindge Avenue residence. The reporting party/victim stated they'd received several threatening phone messages.

TROWBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a Trowbridge St. residence for a noise complaint.

PORTSMOUTH ST
Police responded to Portsmouth St for a larceny of an e-bike. A witness observed an unknown suspect steal an e-bike, valued at $450, that belonged to a neighbor.

GREEN ST
A Cambridge resident reported a bank transfer of $7,748 that was made from their account without their knowledge or authorization.

BROADWAY & COLUMBIA ST
Police responded to the intersection of Broadway and Columbia St. for a report of a motor vehicle crash. One involved person was evaluated on-scene by EMS for minor injuries. Operator of an involved vehicle was issued a citation.

CONCORD AVE
Police responded to a business on Concord Avenue for a threats report. An employee stated a frequent customer has made verbal threats of physical violence toward the staff.

MT AUBURN ST
Police took a report of a motor vehicle crash. The operator of a delivery truck reported that they had struck a parked car, causing damage, but were unable to find the vehicle owner.

SECOND ST
A Second St. resident reported a potential package theft. Reporting person stated they had security camera footage of an individual opening a package, examining the contents, then discarding it in a driveway. The package was addressed to a neighbor.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to an address on Massachusetts Avenue for a larceny report. A resident reported that a package containing keys and contents valued at $350 was stolen from the foyer of their building.

FARWELL St
Police responded to an address on Farwell Pl. for a motor vehicle crash. A delivery truck struck a utility pole while attempting to turn around, causing damage.

BROADWAY
The director of a shelter on Broadway reported that a past client has made threats to harm staff members.

NOTRE DAME AVE
Police responded to the area of Notre Dame Ave for the report of a possible home repair scam.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Thomas Patak, 55, of Boston, was placed under arrest for warrants out of courts in Boston.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police took a report of a past motor vehicle crash involving a scooter. Involved person sought treatment at a local hospital.

SARGENT ST
Police responded to Sargent St for a report of a past breaking & entering to a motor vehicle. Victim stated an estimated $5 worth of loose change was stolen.

MILL ST
Police took a report for a stolen bicycle on Mill St. Victim stated their rented bicycle had been stolen from a bike rack in Central Sq.

JFK ST
Police responded to a JFK Street address to investigate a shoplifting. The alleged shoplifter was identified and trespassed from the business.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
A Mass Ave business reported malicious destruction of property. Staff stated a suspect smashed the front window, valued at $1,300.

PUTNAM GDNS
Isaias Delarosa, 22, of Cambridge was placed under arrest for an active warrant out of Lawrence District Court.

MORGAN AVE & NORTH FIRST ST
A Weston resident reported a larceny. The victim stated that a backpack was stolen from the rear of a bike they had docked on Morgan Avenue earlier in the day. The bag and its contents were valued at $700.00.

CAMBRIDGESIDE PL
Police responded to Cambridgeside Place for a report of a shoplifting. A suspect stole an estimated $798 in clothing and fled.

HURLEY ST
A resident reported a package was stolen from the lobby of their building. The package contained a coat valued at $3,632

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a past shoplifting report, from a Central Square business. The business stated an identified individual had stolen merchandise valued at $130.

BERKSHIRE ST & CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to Cambridge Street for a report of a motor vehicle crash involving a cyclist. There were no reported injuries. Vehicle operator was issued a citation.

JFK ST & MT AUBURN ST
An Arlington resident reported a hit-and-run motor vehicle crash. Another motorist struck their parked vehicle on Mount Auburn St., causing damage.

WASHINGTON ST
Police responded to an address on Washington Street for a carjacking. Victim stated several suspects approached them and stole their wallet, phone and car keys. The suspects then fled in the victims car.

BRATTLE ST
Police responded to a business on Brattle St for a report of unauthorized credit card use. The individual was located and the card was returned to it's rightful owner. The victim did not want to press charges.