2. Week to Date Chart of Part A Crimes

3. Burglary: 1 Egmont Street Larcenies: 11 Attempted Larcenies: 2 4 Packages, 2 Bikes, 1 Shoplifting, 2 Wallets, 1 Embezzlement 2 Attempted Car Breaks Weekly Overview

4. Assault Trend

5. Burglary There were 3 Burglaries were reported this week. Egmont Street: On 11/8 between 0100 and 0443 hrs suspect “jimmied” open a basement door and stole multiple items of value including a camera, laptop, printer, etc. Newton Street: Time frame of break is sometime between Saturday 11-5-14 @ 0800 hrs and 1414 hrs 11-17-14. Entry gained by defeating the front door with body pressure. Laptop computer and jewelry targeted. Thornton Road: On 11/17 at 1907 hrs suspect entered through an unlocked the rear first floor window and subsequently rummaged through multiple drawers and rooms before taking an unknown amount of jewelry.

6. Burglary Trend

7. Car Break There were 2 Attempted Larceny-Car Breaks reported last week. DateTimeAddressForceProp 11/150259Beacon St/Washington StNANone- Pulled Doors 11/160600Winthrop RdUnlockedNone- Rummaged

8. Bike Theft There were 2 Bikes reported stolen last week. DateTimeAddressSecLocationForce 11/101942Greenough St/Davis Av 5Street PoleCut Lock 11/11- 11/12 2200- 1300 68 Egmont St1Bike RackCut Lock

9. Bike Theft Trend Bike Thefts by Sector Sector20102011201220132014 11718163426 212212417 31614821 12 4910201816 5761417 10 61011 1 721223 800301 910131 Total67708911387 Bike Thefts by Month Month2010201120122013 2014 Jan1234 1 Feb1221 0 Mar5153 0 Apr6393 5 May53419 12 Jun95919 11 Jul15910 14 Aug12 1917 Sep8101718 12 Oct414613 11 Nov5506 4 Dec1450 Total677089113 87

10. Package Theft There were 4 Package Thefts reported last week. DateTimeAddressSecPackage Location 11/10- 11/11 1117- 0900 Newton St9Unknown 11/121203- 1208 Gibbs St1Vestibule 11/121800- 2030 Beacon St1Lobby 11/121720- 2200 Beacon St3Unknown With the holiday shopping season approaching, we can anticipate an increase in package thefts.

11. MV Theft There were 0 MV Theft reported last week. Case #DateTimeAddressSecVehicle Info.

12. Special Attention & Noteworthy Incidents Fraud: On 11/11 at 1130 hrs a local business received a call from a person stating they were “Jennifer” from Nstar. Caller stated electric to the business would be shut off in 30 minutes if money was not immediately paid for an overdue bill. Victim bought Green Dot Money Cards and provided the PIN numbers. Caller left a call back number of 1-800-959-9866. On 11/7 at 0500 hrs Victim received a call from 209-840-6668 stating they were from a company called “Urgent Tech Help (UTH)”. The voice on the line sounded to be of Indian accent and the individual identified as “Max”. Max told Vic his computer was sending spam and the company could clean up victims hard drive. Victim agreed and the company remotely operated victims computer for over 3 hours and charged money for the services. Victim gave Max his credit card number which was declined for fraudulent activity. Suspect subsequently demanded Green Dot Money Card payment. After initial payment, suspect demanded another payment which victim initially refused, but changed his mind when Max locked victim out of his computer.