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Weekly North End / Waterfront Police Blotter

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Weekly North End / Waterfront Police Blotter

Boston Police, BPD LogoTwo residential break-ins lead off this week’s Boston Police journal log for the North End / Waterfront area.

Breaking & Entering – Residential
07/30/10          8:00am-5:40pm
North St. resident reports apartment door was forced open. Jewelry, cell phone and a check book were stolen.

Breaking & Entering – Residential
08/02/10          8:30am – 10:30am
Endicott St. resident reports apartment was broken into, no sign of forced entry, removed from the apt. was US currency, jewelry, laptop and 4 watches.

View the entire North End/Waterfront police blotter for this week (pdf).

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