The following information comes from the Arlington Police Department. When arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

Woman in Ugg Boots Allegedly Shoplifts Highchair from Isis Parenting

Police responded to Isis Parenting in Arlington Center at about 2:17 p.m. Friday to take a report of a past larceny.

Police were shown surveillance footage of a 30-something woman shoplifting a $225 Stokke highchair, and possibly other goods, back on Tuesday, Feb. 26, at about 10:11 a.m.

The woman was described as being in her mid 30s with reddish-brown shoulder-length hair. She was wearing a green top, jeans and Ugg-style boots.

Employees said they have suspected this woman of shoplifting before.

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Kids Caught Smoking Marijuana at Thorndike Field

Police responded to Thorndike Field at about 5:42 p.m. Friday for a report of a group of kids in a vehicle possibly smoking marijuana.

Upon arrival, police spoke with the group, and all of the kids admitted to smoking marijuana. After contacting their parents, the kids were picked up by one of their relatives.

Notable Incidents from Friday to Sunday, March 1-3

Sunday, March 3

Noon, Park Street Place, Neighbor problem

9:41 a.m., Brattle Street, Larceny over $250 by false pretenses

Saturday, March 2

8:34 p.m., Churchill Avenue, Threats

5:16 p.m., Lake Street and Mass. Ave., Motor vehicle crash involving bicyclist without injury

2:03 p.m., Mass. Ave., Operating a motor vehicle with license suspended

Friday, March 1

5:42 p.m., Thorndike Field, Margaret Street, Possession of a Class D drug (see above)

2:17 p.m., Mass. Ave., Shoplifting by concealing merchandise over $100 (see above)

Noon, Old Colony Lane, Credit card fraud under $250

11:55 a.m., Mass. Ave., Breaking and entering into a motor vehicle

9:25 a.m., Aberdeen Road, Malicious damage to a motor vehicle

8:11 a.m., Claremont Avenue, Assault and battery

4:51 a.m., Pleasant Street, Arrest, Operating under the influence, first offense