2. Week to Date Chart of Part A Crimes

3. Assault: 4 Alton Pl Linden St Harvard St Westbourne Tr Burglary: 5 Alton Pl Tappan St Beacon St Naples Rd Pleasant St Larcenies: 15 (3 occurred outside the reporting period) 4 Bike 3 Package/Mail 3 Other 2 Phone/Computer 1 Cash/Wallet/Purse 1 Auto Parts 1 Shoplifting Weekly Overview

4. Last Week’s Reported Part A Crimes By Sector MurderRapeRobberyAssaultBurglaryLarcenyMV TheftTotal Sec 1325 Sec 22158 Sec 3224 Sec 411 Sec 5145 Sec 6 Sec 7 Sec 8 Sec 911

5. There were 0 Robberies reported last week. BRIC Notes: There have been two recent car-jackings involving taxi’s in the City of Boston. In both of these incidents, a BM was picked up by the taxi driver in Somerville, and taken to Boston. The suspect in both cases robbed the taxi driver at knifepoint and then forced the driver to exit the taxi. Both of the taxi’s were recovered in District B2. The first incident occurred on 6/23/15 at around 2:20 PM. The suspect was picked up in Teele Square at around 1:50 PM, and asked to go to Seaver St in Roxbury. The victim was robbed when they reached Elbert St. The MV was later recovered on Dacia St. The second robbery occurred on 6/28/15 at 12:30 PM. The suspect was picked up in Davis Square at around 12:00 PM, and asked to travel to 1855 Washington St. When they reached 801 Tremont St, the suspect robbed the BM at knifepoint and stole the taxi. The taxi was later recovered on Cedar St. The suspect has been described as a BM around 28-29 YOA, and about 5’10”. Both of the taxi’s were green & white cabs. Robbery

6. There were 4 Assaults reported last week Alton Pl: On 6/23 at 747hrs, the victim had a meeting with his boss & suspect. The suspect wanted to discuss victim’s recent absence from work. The meeting soon became adversarial and the victim decided that he didn’t need the job anymore and left. The victim walked out to his car where the suspect ended up assaulting him. The suspect grabbed Vic by the throat and slammed him down onto the hood on the car. SP then squeezed Vic’s throat with both hands. SP eventually let go of his throat. SP was arrested. Harvard St: On 6/26 at 1933hrs, the victim, was walking through the Centre Street Walk when SP came behind her and poured a substance over her head and clothing. Officers believe the substance as liquid excrement. SP is described very light-skinned Hispanic male in his 30s, approximately 5’-05” in height, thin build and dark black hair that was either slicked back or pulled back in a pony tail. Assault

7. Assault Trend

8. There were 5 Burglaries and 1 Attempt reported last week. Heath St (ATTEMPT): On Tuesday 6/23 between 1245 and 1430hrs, the suspect entered the residence through the backdoor which was left unlocked. The victim noticed that the front window was open and the screen was removed. Her purse was also laying on the couch with her credit cards and cash scattered on the couch. The victim believes she interrupted the suspect during the burglary and the suspect was unable to steal any items. Alton Pl: On Tuesday 6/23 between 1400 and 1800hrs, the suspect managed to enter the residence through the side door which was left unlocked. Additionally, the suspect had cut the side door screen. The suspect rummaged through the apartment and stole a laptop along with miscellaneous jewelry. Tappan St: On Tuesday 6/23 between 0900 and 1700hrs, the suspect entered the residence through a side window that looks out onto a common footpath. The suspect went through all the bedrooms and stole a TV, camera, ring and a phone. Beacon St: Overnight on 6/24, the suspect managed to gain entry into the office through a window between 1945hrs and 650hrs the following day. Additionally, the suspect managed to force open a lockbox. The suspect stole checks, a speaker, and cash. SP also stole 4 laptops and a backpack. Burglary

9. There were 5 Burglaries and 1 Attempt reported last week. Naples Rd: Between 6/22 and 6/26, while the victim was on vacation, her residence was broken into. The suspect was able to gain entry by an unlocked ground level window. The suspect forced both the screen and glass window open and was able to climb up to the master bedroom. The suspect stole a laptop and the victim’s purse. The suspect exited through the rear stairwell. Pleasant St: Between 6/21 and 6/27, the victim had her house broken into while she was on vacation. When the victim returned on 6/27 at 1700hrs, she noticed that the rear porch window leading to her bedroom was open with the screen pulled up. Additionally, they noticed that the rear porch door was open. Officers believe the suspect broke in sometime between 6/25 and 6/27. The suspect stole a camera and several camera lenses. Burglary

10. June 2015 has the highest volume of Burglaries we have seen since Feb 2012. Burglary

11. Car Break June 2015 has the highest volume of car breaks we have seen since Sept 2012.

12. Bike Theft There were 4 Bikes reported stolen last week. 2015-3217: On Monday 6/22 at 1330hrs, the bait bike affixed to a tree and had detected movement and was traveling northbound on Brookline Ave. Officers were able to locate the suspect riding the bike by Parkway Rd and stopped SP. SP was identified. SP was arrested and brought into questioning. The suspect noticed the bike locked to the tree. He proceeded to cut the lock off the tree and replace the bait bike with his. His plan was to take the stolen bike home and retrieve his afterwards. However, it turns out that the bike he was also riding was stolen (see C#2015-3221). Case #DateTimeAddressSecLocForceDescription 2015-32176/221330Pearl St2TreeLocked*ARREST 2015-32216/221230- 1650 Hurd Rd2Bike RackLocked 2015-32266/221100- 1900 Harvard St2Bike RackLocked 2015-32776/251200- 2000 Washington St5Back Porch Locked

13. Bike Theft Trend Bike Thefts by Sector Sector20112012201320142015 1181634268 2212417 12 314821 124 41020181612 561417 103 6011 15 71223 80301 90131 Total70891138741 Bike Thefts by Month Month201120122013 20142015 Jan234 12 Feb221 00 Mar153 03 Apr393 515 May3419 12 Jun5919 1110 Jul910 14 Aug121917 Sep101718 12 Oct14613 11 Nov506 4 Dec450 0 Total7089113 8741

14. Package Theft There were 2 Package Thefts reported last week. Case #DateTimeAddressSecPackage Location 2015-32716/19-6/240935-2130Stearns Rd2Vestibule 2015-32766/251805 Centre St3Mailbox

15. Package Theft

16. Special Attention & Noteworthy Incidents Drug Use: 2015-3280: On 6/26 at 1114hrs, Officers responded a medical emergency. The victim, was under the influence of narcotic drugs but declined medical attention the victim was transported. Indecent Assault & Battery: 2015-3296: On 6/27 at 0019hrs, The victim was walking home from Cleveland Circle when the suspect ran up to her and reached up her dress and touched her. The suspect proceeded to run away afterwards. The suspect is described as a 5’10”-6’ male in his mid 20s with dark medium length hair. He also had thick eye brows and sharp facial features. The suspect was last seen running inbound on Beacon St towards Strathmore Rd.

17. Traffic Crashes for the Week of 6/22 – 6/28 Between 6/22-6/28, there 28 were CAD calls for traffic crashes, up from 25 crashes the prior week. The temporal grid below shows the day/time relationship for this week’s crashes. 01234567891011121314151617181920212223 Monday 2121 Tuesday 11 Wednesday 11 Thursday 122 Friday 2111 Saturday 111 Sunday 211 DateDayTimeLocationReason 6/22/2015Monday7:48Powell St/Freeman StOperator Negligence 6/22/2015Monday7:53Boylston St/Cypress StHit and Run 6/22/2015Monday10:28Newton St 6/22/2015Monday16:17St Pault St 6/22/2015Monday16:41Newton StFailure to Yield 6/22/2015Monday17:26W Rox Pk 6/23/2015Tuesday17:51Washington StOperator Negligence 6/23/2015Tuesday21:20Boylsotn St/Brington RdHit and Run 6/24/2015Wednesday9:46Pond Av 6/24/2015Wednesday21:19Boylston St/Washington St 6/25/2015Thursday0:46Boylston StOperator Negligence 6/25/2015Thursday10:33Pond Av/Chestnut StFailure to Yield 6/25/2015Thursday11:22Harvard St/Webster StOperator Negligence 6/25/2015Thursday11:57Beacon StOperator Negligence 6/25/2015Thursday16:04Horace James Cr 6/25/2015Thursday16:20Longwood Av 6/26/2015Friday11:20Beacon St/Centre St 6/26/2015Friday11:21Boylston St 6/26/2015Friday12:32Beacon St/Corey Rd 6/26/2015Friday13:21South St/V F W Pk 6/26/2015Friday18:30Lagrange St/Newton St 6/27/2015Saturday3:18Lagrange St 6/27/2015Saturday7:56Boylston St/Hammond St 6/27/2015Saturday8:39Roberts St/Franklin StOperator Negligence 6/28/2015Sunday3:11Boylston St/Chestnut Hill Av 6/28/2015Sunday3:13Ryan Cr 6/28/2015Sunday5:17Hammond Pond Pk/Heath St 6/28/2015Sunday8:57Horace James Cr

18. Traffic Crashes YTD 2015 Year to date, there have been 745 crashes (reported through dispatch) Top Crash Prone Locations (specific intersections/addresses w/ multiple crashes): Horace James Circle – 25 Boylston/Hammond – 12 Boylston/Cypress – 10 Boylston/Washington – 8 Boylston/Dunster – 7 Hot Spots (areas with greater density of crashes): Brookline Village, Coolidge Corner, Cypress/Rte 9, Rte 9/Lee/CH Ave. Rte 9/Hammond, Horace James, Washington Square The day of the week with the greatest volume of crashes is Thursday, followed by Friday. The time of day with the greatest number of crashes is between 1600 and 1800hrs, which coincides with the commute home after work. The time of day with the second greatest number of crashes is between 700 and 900hrs, which coincides with the commute to work.

19. Crash Hotspots Coolidge Corner Brookline Village Rte 9/Lee/Chestnut Hill Rte 9/Hammond