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Police Blotter: Breaking and Entering Results in Stolen Goods

Posted on Author Conor FinleyComment(1)

bpd logo district a-1 clearThe following are selected recent incidents from the Boston Police Log, courtesy of BPD District A-1. (The journal system for BPD is still down so additional listings are not shown.)

Breaking & Entering Residential
06/29/14  –  3:00pm – 9:00pm
A Belgravia Place resident reports that an unknown person forced open a rear screen window and removed  2 lap tops, Ipad, necklace, and ring from her apartment.

Breaking & Entering Residential
07/11/14  –  9:00am – 12:10pm
North Street residents report that an unknown person forced open the front door and removed jewelry, U.S. currency and a Ipod. The victim is set to further check if there is any other property missing and will file a supplemental report if needed.

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

  1. WHAT ARE THE POLICE DOING TO HELP OUR ELDERLY THAT ARE LIVING IN FEAR? THE LAST SAFETY.
    MEETING A WOMAN FROM ENDICOTT ST. SAID HOW AFRAID SHE WAS AND HER NEIGHBORS.
    164, 168, 178 ENDICOTT ST. ARE KEEPING THIS POOR ELDERLY WOMAN UP UNTIL 4 A.M. & LATER.
    IF OUR POLICE CAN’T CONTROL A SMALL NEIGHBORHOOD LIKE THE NO. END BECAUSE OF THE.
    THEATER DISTRICT, BACK BAY, ETC. WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO WHEN ALL THESE APTS. & CONDOS
    ARE BUILT ON THE ROSE KENNEDY GREEN WAY? WE NEED MUCH MORE POLICE PROTECTION,
    AND IF THE CITY OF BOSTON CAN’T PROVIDE THIS, GET THE STATE POLICE INVOLVED. ENDICOTT ST.
    IS ONLY ONE OF MANY STREETS IN THE NO. END WHERE OUR RESIDENTS FIND IT IMPOSSIBLE TO.
    SLEEP, ESPECIALLY ON WEEKEND NIGHTS. I AGREE CHANGE IS GOOD SOMETIMES, BUT NEVER,
    EVER AT ANYONE’S EXPENSE. RESIDENTS HAVE BEEN SUFFERING FAR TOO LONG DUE TO.
    LACK OF POLICE PROTECTION & LACK OF FINES. AS OF TODAY NOBODY IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.
    HAS PROOF OF ANY FINES GIVEN OUT FOR DISTURBING THE PEACE. THE POLICE HAVE TOO MANY.
    EXCUSES.

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