The following events were reported to Somerville police recently.
A vacant home on North Street caught fire early Thursday morning.
The incidents took place with in 12 hours of each other in three different municipalities.
Police descended on the scene after receiving multiple reports.
The structure reportedly fell apart Monday evening.
Five incidents have occurred in an area throughout the last year.
Officials believe the cause of the fire was accidental, however it has yet to be specifically identified.
The art was returned one month after it was taken.
The fire department responded to Ossipee Road at approximately 2 p.m. Monday.
The police department released footage of an art theft from last month in an effort to identify the culprit.
Police identified the perpetrator of the crime soon after he robbed an East Cambridge Savings Bank location.
A resident was found safe after being reported missing for more than one week.
The woman has been missing for more than one week.
The driver of a silver sedan is being sought for a reported interaction with a minor.
The department has an appointment with the state's Accreditation Commission later this month.
Police had been actively searching for Fabio Armelio for more than a week.
The following arrests were recently made by Somerville Police.
The man, whose name was recently released, is wanted on numerous charges.
Students who live near campus have reported finding their homes broken into.
The police have been trying to locate a man since Saturday.
The following events were reported to Somerville Police recently.
One person was found dead in the aftermath of a fire near Alewife Brook.
The trio is accused of withdrawing funds from customers' accounts.
The event promised "a fabulous afternoon of storytelling" for young children at the Central Library's auditorium.
Kyleigh Burns was hiking up Edmands Path in Sargent's Purchase when she suffered a lower leg injury and became unable to bear any weight.
Police responded to the Somerville home on Friday after receiving a call that the resident, a 35-year-old woman, was in medical distress.
Jose Mendez had been operating the unlicensed business out of his Cross Street home, where he is accused of inappropriately touching women.
An irate worker at Zaruma Gold Coffee in Somerville chased a customer with a pair of scissors that he had in his hand, police say.
Lobo served the department for nearly 8 years and was trained to locate missing persons, suspects, evidence, bombs and firearms.