Diapers, Women's Underwear Reported Stolen

A Colonial Village Drive resident told police Friday afternoon that she has had three UPS boxes, addressed to her, taken by someone else from the entryway to her building. The boxes contained $27 worth of baby diapers, $8 worth of swimming baby diapers and $8 worth of women’s underwear, respectively, according to the police report. She told police that there have been several similar incidents involving other residents in her building.

Newspapers Strewn About in Front of Johnnie’s

Police responded to Johnnie’s Foodmaster at about 12:05 a.m. Sunday for a report of a group of kids causing damage to some newspaper stands on Massachusetts Avenue. The reporting party said three males were involved.

Police then stopped three young males in the nearby TD Bank parking lot and asked them about the incident. The youths denied any involvement.

Police said the newspaper stands were not damaged, but newspapers had been strewn about the sidewalk. Since there was no damage to the stands, police just had the youths call their parents for a ride home.

Lost Debit Card Reportedly Used at Dunkin’ Donuts, Subway

An Apache Trail resident told police at about 11:32 a.m. Saturday that she had recently lost her debit card and that her bank told her that someone had been using her card in Boston. Her card was charged $3.85 at Dunkin’ Donuts and $70 at Subway, she said.

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Notable Incidents from Friday, Sept. 7, to Sunday, Sept. 9

Sunday, Sept. 9

4:29 p.m., Summer Street, Breaking and entering into a motor vehicle

4:03 p.m., Massachusetts Avenue and Medford Street, Injury on town property

11:44 a.m., Massachusetts Avenue, Injury on town property

12:05 a.m., Johnnie’s Foodmaster, Massachusetts Avenue, Malicious destruction of property over $250 (see above)

Saturday, Sept. 8

2:06 p.m., Sunrise Assisted Living, Massachusetts Avenue, Felony breaking and entering during the day

12:29 p.m., Forest Street, Malicious damage to a motor vehicle

11:32 a.m., Apache Trail, Larceny under $250 (see above)

1:08 a.m., River Street, Arrest, OUI first offense

Friday, Sept. 7

7:04 p.m., Pleasant Street, Tree down

12:47 p.m., Colonial Village Drive, Larceny from a building (see above)

12:06 p.m., Massachusetts Avenue, Using a motor vehicle without authority

3:40 a.m., Marathon Street, Arrest, assault and battery

2:44 a.m., Everett Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Arrest, OUI first offense