Daily Log for March 3, 2026

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police took a report of a past trespassing incident at a Harvard Square business. Reporting person stated a known suspect who had been previously trespassed due to shoplifting has been seen inside the store.

PROSPECT ST
Cynthia Sisco, 72, unhoused, was placed under arrest for Defacing Property following a disturbance at a Prospect St. business. Store employee reported that Sisco had been walking up and down aisles yelling while purposely knocking numerous items off of shelves, causing damage.

SACRAMENTO ST
Officers responded to Sacramento St. for a past hit & run crash report. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

CONCORD AVE
Officers took a report for a past hit & run crash at Concord Ave. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

CAMBRIDGE ST
A Cambridge St. resident reported a package, containing items valued at approximately $75-100, was stolen from the front of their residence.

ALEWIFE BROOK PKWY
An employee of a Alewife Brook Parkway business reported that an unknown suspect had stolen items and fled prior to the arrival of officers.

CHURCHILL AVE
Ishmael Norelus, 21, of Somerville, was placed under arrest on four (4) active warrants out of Boston and Cambridge District Courts.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Amalia Mercedes, 22, of Cambridge was placed under arrest on a charge of Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. An employee of a North Cambridge business reported that Mercedes had thrown a potted plant at them. No injuries were reported.

AMHERST ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave for a motor vehicle crash involving a shuttle bus and a vehicle. Operator of the vehicle will be cited, no injuries were reported.

WESTERN AVE
A Western Ave resident reported a package, containing items valued at approximately $90, was stolen from the front of their residence.

LAWN ST
A Cambridge resident reported malicious damage to their vehicle. Reporting person stated passenger side rear quarter panel had been damaged.

RINDGE AVE
Officers took a report for a past hit & run crash on Ringe Ave. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

ALLSTON ST
A resident of Winchester reported their car was stolen while parked on Allston Street.

OTIS ST
Officers took a report to for a past hit & run crash on Otis St. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

FRANCIS AVE & KIRKLAND ST
An Everett resident will be summonsed to Cambridge District Court on a charge of Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle. Police responded to Kirkland St. at Francis Ave for a motor vehicle crash, it was learned one of the involved drivers did not have a license.

HAWTHORNE ST & MT AUBURN ST
Officers responded to Hawthrone St. & Mt Auburn St. for a past hit & run crash report. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

CONCORD AVE & SMITH PL
Officers responded to Concord Ave & Smith Pl. for a past hit & run crash report. Reporting person stated their vehicle was struck while parked, causing damage.

REGENT ST
A Regent St. resident reported their vehicle had been broken into while parked in a parking lot. Items valued at approximately $20 were stolen.

THIRD ST
Police responded to Third St for a past larceny report. The reporting party stated their bicycle was stolen from their workplace.

FRANCES PL
A Frances Pl resident reported that they were threatened by an unknown person due to their political beliefs.

CAMBRIDGESIDE PL
An employee of a Cambridgeside Pl. business reported an attempted shoplifting. Employee stated that two suspects had entered the store and attempted to conceal multiple clothing items in a bag.

NORFOLK ST
John Laing, 60, of Cambridge was placed under arrest on charges of Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, Destruction of Property, and a Civil Rights Violation. Police responded to a Norfolk St. building where a victim reported that Laing had threatened them with a knife while making comments about their sexual orientation and damaging property.

OXFORD ST
Police responded to Oxford Street for a report of a past larceny. Victim stated that a motorized scooter, valued at $338, had been stolen from a communal storage area of their building.