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Weekly Police Blotter for North End/Waterfront

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BPD - Boston Police Department Badge LogoHighlights from this week’s North End/Waterfront Police Blotter:

Breaking & Entering – Residential
03/23/11    8:30am-1:00pm
Victim reports her Sheafe St. front door was forced open. Removed from the apartment was jewelry.

Larceny (Bike)
03/24/11    1:30am-7:30am
Victim reports his Trek mountain bike (silver & blue) was stolen from a locked street sign on Lewis St.

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Quiet on the Police Blotter

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It was a quiet week for crime on the North End / Waterfront Police Blotter, courtesy of BPD District A-1. Cold weather keeps criminals inside. All reported incidents shown below.

One Reply to “Weekly Police Blotter for North End/Waterfront”

  1. Today there was another forced entry on Snow Hill, again between 9 AM and 12 PM.
    Where is the Police? That area is horrific and there should be more police patrol, even in the AM hours.

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