Daily Log for October 8, 2026

OXFORD ST
Officers responded to the area of Oxford St. for an unattended package. The item was inspected by officers from the Explosive Ordnance Unit (EOD) and determined not to be hazardous.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave. for a report of an individual violating a trespass order.

BRISTOL ST
Police responded to Bristol St. for a report of a stolen motor vehicle.

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

ABERDEEN AVE
Police responded to a Aberdeen Ave. for a report of identity fraud. Victim stated an unknown individual pretended to be their boss and tricked them into purchasing $1,200 in gift cards.

ALBANY ST & MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to Albany St. and Massachusetts Ave. for a past assault and battery report. Victim stated an unknown individual struck them on the face.

CHAUNCY ST
A Cambridge resident reported that their bicycle, valued at $1,499, was stolen from their residence basement located on Chauncy St.

HARVEY ST
Police responded to Harvey St. for the report of a past hit and run crash with personal injury. Victim stated they were struck by a motor vehicle while riding their bicycle. Minor injuries were reported.

WHITE ST
Harrison Gaylord, 24, of Newton was placed under arrest on the charges of Assault & Battery on a Police Officer, Resist Arrest, and Assault on Ambulance Personnel. Officers responded to a White St. business on a report of a disturbance. During the interaction Gaylord physically assaulted a uniformed police officer, causing injury.

BRATTLE ST
An employee of a Brattle St. business reported a suspect had stolen $326.99 of merchandise and fled prior to the arrival of officers.

BISHOP ALLEN DR
A Cambridge resident reported that their bicycle and helmet, valued at approximately $535, were stolen from a building located on Bishop Allen Dr.

BROADWAY
Officers responded to the area of Broadway for an unattended package. The item was inspected by officers from the Explosive Ordnance Unit (EOD) and determined not to be hazardous.

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

MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Police responded to Massachusetts Ave. for the report of a disturbance. Reporting person stated an unknown individual attempted to conceal some items and was threatening staff.