Police are investigating a robbery at the La Quinta Inn early Sunday morning.
Police said witnesses heard at least three shots, resulting in damage to a car.
Authorities say William Leger crashed head-on into another car after robbing a convenience store and fleeing the wrong way down Route 107.
Witnesses saw Michael Shehadi, 36, try to dispose of suspected drugs after a crash on Washington Street Sunday, police said.
Home surveillance video showed a person taking the flag from a front lawn and returning it after it had been vandalized, police said.
Police arrested one person and are searching for a second suspect in connection with a June 1 break-in on Medford Street.
The following are excerpts from the Somerville police log from May 24-29.
A fire caused significant damage to a home on Melvin Street May 26.
Unseasonably high temperatures posed a challenge to firefighters battling a blaze on Melvin Street that displaced 16 people Wednesday.
Police responded to shots fired on Canal Lane early Wednesday morning.
Port44 is suspected of several violent crimes in the Somerville and Cambridge area stemming from a turf war with rival gangs, police said.
Police are seeking the identity of a person in connection with an attempted break-in on Orchard Street.
A man trying to fight people inside a Broadway restaurant pushed a responding officer after refusing commands to back up, police said.
"His knowledge and leadership will be missed around the fire stations," the Somerville Fire Department said.
Mayor Joseph Curtatone recently adopted a City Council ordinance that limits crowd control measures in an effort to protect demonstrators.
Nearly 1 million pounds of prescription drugs were collected during the last take-back event in October 2020.
A Somerville rideshare driver has been arrested following a report of an indecent assault.
Somerville fire crews battled a large fire Monday afternoon that spread between two housing units.
The Meacham Road home suffered more than $1 million in damages.
Police are still searching for the killer of Charline Rosemond, who was found murdered on April 13, 2009.
A Somerville man tried to fight employees of a Davis Square restaurant after he was caught bringing in outside alcohol, police said.
A four-alarm blaze destroyed a vacant home under renovation and spread to nearby properties, leaving two other houses uninhabitable.
A home being built on Morrison Avenue collapsed after it caught fire Saturday afternoon, the fire department said.
Police are still searching for 17-year-old Deanna Cremin's killer.
Firefighters responded to 11 fires in March, including a serious blaze in an apartment building Saturday afternoon.
The agreement allows for full implementation of body cameras for patrol officers, while negotiations continue for superior staff.
Isiah Tate, 14, was reported missing Monday.
'We recognize the growing and justifiable fear you may be experiencing in the wake of the senseless violence.'
Civilian Oversight of Police Virtual Community Meeting, March 24, 6:30 p.m.
Three firefighters were struck by a falling concrete while battling a two-alarm fire on Canal Street Wednesday morning.
Ward, a member of the department for 32 years, was promoted by Acting Chief Charles Femino.
Henrique DaSilva, a member of the gang PCM, admitted to two armed robberies and the kidnapping of a woman in Peabody in 2019, the USAO said.
Police believe the 36-year-old intentionally crashed into an Attleboro Hobby Lobby and drove around the store.
The firefighters were injured pulling two people trapped on the second floor to safety, Fire Chief Charles Breen said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Station Officer.
A man robbed East Cambridge Savings Bank on Highland Avenue Monday morning, police said.
The driver did not remain on the scene and police are looking for information that will help identify them.
A judge set a trial date for Thomas Latanowich, of Somerville, who is accused of killing Yarmouth police Sgt. Sean Gannon in 2018.
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"If it was not for that neighbor, this fire could very well have resulted in serious injuries or fatalities," Fire Chief Charles Breen said.