Daily Log for November 20, 2025

CONCORD TPKE
Police responded to a Concord Turnpike address for a harassment complaint. Reporting person stated there have been on-going issues with a neighbor.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to the area of Massachusetts Avenue for a report of a motor vehicle larceny. The involved vehicle was later located on Main St.

CENTRE ST FL
A Centre St. resident reported that their bicycle was stolen from the lobby of their apartment building.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
An employee of a business located on the 200 block of Alewife Brook Parkway reported a suspect had stolen an unknown amount of merchandise and fled.

CAMERON AVE
A resident from Cameron Ave reported their motor vehicle was vandalized while parked in a parking garage at their residence.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Danielle Scuturio, 41, of Danvers was placed under arrest at a Harvard Sq. business for Trespassing after refusing multiple directives to leave. Scuturio later made multiple threats to shoot a Cambridge Police Officer, leading to an additional charge.

SECOND ST
A Second St resident reported a theft from a building. An unknown suspect stole copper wiring from their residence.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
A Boston resident will be summonsed the Cambridge District Court on a charge of Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle. The violation was uncovered during a traffic stop of a motorcycle for an observed violation on Massachusetts Ave.

CONCORD AVE
A Concord Ave resident reported they had been the victim of identity fraud. The victim received a notification that an unemployment benefits claim had been opened using their personal information.

QUINCY ST
Police responded to Quincy St for a past larceny report. Victim reported their wallet had gone missing in the vicinity of Harvard Sq.

THINGVALLA AVE
A Waltham resident will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on a charge of Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle and several other traffic violations. Police responded to Thingvalla Avenue on a report that a motor vehicle had crashed into a building, it was learned the operator only possessed a learner's permit.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
Police responded to an Alewife Brook Parkway business for a report of a disturbance. A former employee had made threats toward current staff.

MAGOUN ST
Police responded to a Magoun Street residence for a reported identity theft. Victim stated they'd inadvertently provided personal information to a caller claiming to be affiliated with Medicaid.

NEWPORT RD Police responded to a Newport Road residence for a reported identity theft. Victim stated an unauthorized bank account had been opened using their name in New Jersey.

WHITE ST
An employee of a business located on the 0 block of White St reported a suspect had stolen $100 of merchandise and fled prior to the arrival of officers.

CAMBRIDGE ST & LAMBERT ST
Police responded to the intersection of Cambridge St & Lambert St on a report of a hit and run crash involving a pedestrian. The victim suffered minor injuries.

HURON AVE & LAKEVIEW AVE
Police responded to the area of Huron Ave & Lakeview Ave on a report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle. The victim was transported by EMS to a local hospital with serious injuries.

WALDEN SQUARE RD
A Walden Square Rd resident reported that a package, containing $34.98 in merchandise, was stolen from the lobby of their residence.

WASHINGTON ST
A Cambridge resident reported that a neighbor has been harassing them over a parking issue in their neighborhood.

HARVARD ST
A Harvard St. resident reported that a package, containing $60 in merchandise, was stolen from the front of their residence.

PLEASANT ST
A Pleasant St. resident reported that a package, containing $200 in merchandise, was stolen from the front of their residence.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to a Massachusetts Ave restaurant for a protest. The manager of the restaurant reported they had been physically assaulted by a protester.

MAGOUN ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Officers responded to Magoun St. for an unattended package. The item was inspected by officers from the Explosive Ordnance Unit (EOD) and determined not to be hazardous.

POTTER PK
A Potter Park resident reported that their bicycle, valued at $350, was stolen from a backyard located at the residence.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
A Cambridge resident stated that they felt their rights were violated by store staff when asked to leave a retail establishment earlier this evening while in Central Square.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police documented an interaction between a restaurant patron and a protester during a protest outside of a Massachusetts Ave restaurant.