The following crime reports were taken from the Allston-Brighton District D-14 crime logs from March 14 to March 20.
At about 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, police responded to a radio call for a loud party on 10 Barrows St. in Allston. They broke up the party, but before they had returned to their cruiser a female tenant approached the officers and began shouting at them, drawing neighbors’ attention. The officers encouraged her to return to her apartment, but she violently resisted and they arrested her and her three roommates on charges of disturbing the peace and keeping a disorderly house. While in the holding cell the woman crudely swore at the officers, stripped completely naked and showed them her private parts, and threw up in the cell, yelling at them, “you get paid to clean it up, I’m puking, come clean it up!” While taking her booking photo the woman also continuously made “male masturbation gestures,” police reported. The woman, along with three other suspects charged at the house party, ranted and kicked things in the cell for over two hours.
Making off with mopeds
Last Wednesday at about 4 a.m., a male and female, ages 22 and 25 respectively, woke up in their 390 Cambridge St. apartment in Allston to a loud bang. The victims got up and searched for the source of the noise. The victims found the doors to their apartment and garage – which contained several mopeds – open, with a 20-year-old man holding a screwdriver in his hand standing in their driveway. Once spotted, the suspect fled and the police were unable to locate him.
Getting bagged
On Saturday, at about 7 a.m., two witnesses reported seeing a 21-year-old male walking along Gardner Street in Allston attempting to break into the cars parked alongside the road. The two witnesses, who reported the man had broken into their car, said they observed him walking around with a white trash bag, breaking car windows and taking the belongings inside. After tracking down the suspect, who attempted to ditch the bag in a lawn while fleeing the scene, police recovered items such as three GPS navigators, two wallets, five pairs of sunglasses, a watch and a bag of dried cranberries. The suspect was breathing heavily and appeared to be intoxicated, according to the report, and police later charged him with breaking and entering, destruction of personal property and concealing stolen goods.
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