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Police Blotter: Breaking and Entering Results in Stolen Jewelry

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bpd logo district a-1 clearReported incidents from this week’s Boston Police Log are shown below, courtesy of BPD District A-1.

Breaking & Entering – Residential
06/04/14  –  7:45am – 6:00pm
Charter Street resident reports she returned home and found that the following property was removed from her apartment: 2 gold bracelets, 2 gold rings, and 1 silver bracelet. There was no sign of forced entry, the victim believes she knows who stole her property.

05/31/2014  –  121 SALEM ST INVESTIGATE PROPERTY

05/31/2014  –  177 ENDICOTT ST TOWED MOTOR VEHICLE, PARKING VIOLATION

05/31/2014  –  21 CLEVELAND PL INVESTIGATE PERSON

05/31/2014  –  242 NORTH ST VANDALISM

06/01/2014  –  342 NORTH ST TOWED MOTOR VEHICLE

06/01/2014  –  150 RICHMOND ST TOWED MOTOR VEHICLE

06/01/2014  –  20 TILESTON ST OTHER SERVICE/EVENT

06/03/2014  –  375 HANOVER ST TOWED MOTOR VEHICLE

06/04/2014  –  00 CAUSEWAY ST M/V – LEAVING SCENE – PERSONAL INJURY

06/04/2014  –  00 N WASHINGTON ST M/V – LEAVING SCENE – PROPERTY DAMAGE

06/04/2014  –  13 CHARTER ST B&E RESIDENCE DAY – NO FORCE

06/02/2014  –  5 NORTH SQ ASSAULT & BATTERY

06/05/2014  –  438 COMMERCIAL ST INVESTIGATE PROPERTY

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One Reply to “Police Blotter: Breaking and Entering Results in Stolen Jewelry”

  1. WHY DIDN’T YOU MENTION 178 DISTURBING THE PEACE? THE COP CAR CAME DOWN.
    THE STREET AND SPOKE TO THEM. IT IS A PROBLEM BUILDING. 181 ENDICOTT ST.
    LEAVES THE PREMISES AT 4 A.M. & ARE TALKING LIKE IT IS 4 IN THE AFTERNOON.
    SOUND TRAVELS & NEIGHBORS SLEEP IS DISTURBED. 164 ENDICOTT ST. AN ELDERLY
    WOMAN IS BEING DISTURBED BY HER NEIGHBORS. IF YOU GUYS CAN’T HANDLE THE.
    NORTH END NOW, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU GOING TO DO WHEN THE BULFINCH.
    IS COMPLETED & WE HAVE 4 – 5 THOUSAND MORE PEOPLE IN THE AREA. 5 HENCHMAN ST.
    32 CHARTER ST. 28 FLEET ST. WHERE ARE THE FINES GUYS? YOU ARE ALLOWING.
    THESE MISFITS TO ABUSE OUR ELDERLY & THERE ARE NO FINES MENTIONED.

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