Daily Log for November 19, 2025

JFK ST
An employee of a business located on JFK St reported a suspect had stolen an unknown amount of merchandise and fled.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
William Ho, 44, of Arlington was placed under arrest on a charge of trespassing. An employee of a Harvard Sq. business called police after Ho was asked to leave repeatedly and refused to do so.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave in Central Sq. for a hit & run crash involving a cyclist. It was reported that a cyclist ran a red light and struck a pedestrian who was crossing the street in a crosswalk. The pedestrian sustained a broken wrist.

ORCHARD ST & RUSSELL ST
Police responded to the intersection of Orchard St & Russell St for a report of a motor vehicle crash. One involved person complained of a shoulder injury but declined to be transported to a hospital by EMS.

UPLAND RD
Police responded to Upland Road for a report of a motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian. A vehicle turning left from Richdale Ave onto Upland Rd had struck a postal worker who was crossing the street. The postal worker was transported by EMS to a local hospital, the operator was cited.

AKRON ST
An Akron St resident reported that a package, containing $1,578.74 in merchandise, was stolen from the front of their residence.

MUSEUM WAY
Officers responded to Museum Way for a suspicious package. The item was inspected by officers from the Explosive Ordnance Unit (EOD) and determined to have been a discarded gender reveal product.

CAMBRIDGE ST
Police responded to a library on the 800 block of Cambridge St for a report of 10 to 12 teens fighting. There was no active fight when officers arrived. All involved went their separate ways.

DUNSTER ST
Police responded to Dunster Street for a report of a past motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian. Reporting person stated they had sustained minor injuries the prior day when they were struck by a vehicle that was turning.

BRATTLE ST
Officers responded to Brattle St. for an unattended bag. The item was inspected by officers from the Explosive Ordnance Unit (EOD) and determined not to be hazardous.

FRANCIS AVE
Police responded to Francis Avenue for a found recording device. The reporting party stated they found a camera in front of their yard facing in the direction of the street. There are multiple tenants in the building, none of whom claimed ownership of the camera.

CAMERON AVE
Police responded to the area of Cameron Ave. for an animal complaint. The reporting person stated someone had kicked their unleashed dog.

GREEN ST & MAGAZINE ST
A Cambridge resident will be summoned to Cambridge District Court for having an Unregistered and Uninsured Motor Vehicle on a Public Roadway. Officers became aware of the violation when they observed the vehicle parked across a crosswalk in Central Sq.

HADLEY ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
A Braintree resident will be summoned to Cambridge District Court for having an Unregistered and Uninsured Motor Vehicle on a Public Roadway.

BRATTLE ST
Police responded to a Harvard Square business for a dispute between an employee and a customer. The customer was upset that the employee requested identification to complete a transaction.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
An employee of a business on the 500 block of Mass Ave reported the suspect had stolen $41 of merchandise and fled prior to the arrival of officers.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to the 1000 block of Mass Ave. for a report of a past larceny. Victim stated their keys and sweatshirt had been stolen from their locker at a local gym.