Police & Fire

Police Blotter: Breaking & Entering by Force on Goodridge Court

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Police Blotter: Breaking & Entering by Force on Goodridge Court

It was a slow week on the police blotter, which does not include this incident at Christopher Columbus Park. Reports from this week’s Boston Police Journal Log are shown below.

Breaking & Entering Residential – Force
04/24/13
Victim reports front door of his Goodridge Court (map) residence was forced open and removed was a computer, 2 watches, coins and car keys.

04/22/2013 22 CLINTON ST SICK/INJURED/MEDICAL – PERSON

04/24/2013 262 HANOVER ST FIRE REPORT – HOUSE, BUILDING, ETC. FIRE

04/22/2013 42 CROSS ST THREATS TO DO BODILY HARM

04/24/2013 386 COMMERCIAL ST VERBAL DISPUTE

 

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