Police & Fire

Police Blotter: Bossman Throws Down, Shattered Café, Scrapped Car Parts

Posted on Author Conor FinleyComments Off on Police Blotter: Bossman Throws Down, Shattered Café, Scrapped Car Parts

The following report is from District A-1 Boston Police blotter.

Simple Assault & Battery

01/07/17  ~  2:13pm
Victim reports she went to her boyfriends job site at Hanover Street and Congress Street to meet him. While at that location the boyfriend’s boss came out, picked her up and threw her down on the pavement and walked away. Victim declined medical attention at this time. Victim further stated she has had past problems with the male suspect.

Vandalism

01/14/17  ~  10:11pm
Owner reports an unknown person shattered the front glass door and entered Salem Street Café. See the surveillance video.

Larceny from Motor Vehicle

01/16 -01/17/17  ~  9:30pm – 6:30am
Victim reports she parked her 2003 Chevrolet Malibu in a Charter Street parking area. When she returned in the morning the front left headlight, gas cap and coolant cap were missing from her vehicle.

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