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Weekly Police Journal Log for North End/Waterfront

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BPD - Boston Police Department Badge LogoHere are some notable incidents from this week’s Boston Police Journal Log.

Larceny from Motor Vehicle
12/19/09          10:30am-11:15am
Victim reports his 2000 Chrysler Town & Country van was broken into through the passenger side window on Commercial Street. Removed from vehicle was his GPS system.

Assault & Battery
12/20/09          1:25am
Male victim reports he was punched by 2 male suspects at Hanover and Prince Streets. No visible signs of injuries. EMS on scene checked out victim and released him from the scene.

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