Crime & Safety
POLICE LOG: GPS Units, Money Stolen From Several Unlocked Cars on Campbell Road
Find out what types of calls kept Stoneham Police Department busy recently.

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On May 24, Stoneham Police responded to several reports of car break-ins on Campbell Road. Here's a look at the different calls handled by officers that day:
- @7:43 a.m.: Nothing was taken, but someone did enter an unlocked vehicle and noticed.
- @8:22 a.m.: A man reports his two vehicles were ransacked and a GPS unit and wallet were stolen from the glove box.
- @8:27 a.m.: An unlocked vehicle was ransacked overnight, but it's unclear if anything was stolen.
- @9:01 a.m.: A vehicle was ransacked and loose change was taken.
- @9:03 a.m.: A GPS was stolen from a vehicle.
- @6:57 p.m.: Police receive a report of a past breaking and entering. A GPS was reportedly taken from a vehicle.
May 23
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@7:48 a.m.: Police called to Beacon Street for a report of a vehicular hit and run. The victim claims someone hit his vehicle and took off. The suspect's vehicle was possibly a white Acura. The incident was determined to have taken place in Wakefield and victim told police they would contact Wakefield Police Department.
@8:13 a.m.: Police respond to the area of Main Street and Montvale Avenue on a report of a minor motor vehicle accident. No injuries or tows reported.
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@8:55 a.m.: Police called to Fallon Road on a report of a past breaking and entering into a building. Police to investigate.
@10:07 a.m.: Police respond to Woodland Road for a report of larceny from a bank account. A report was taken.
@10:38 a.m.: Police called to Montvale Avenue on a report of hypodermic needles found by the Sheriff's Department. The needles were recovered by police and properly disposed of.
@5:16 p.m.: Police called to St. Patrick Cemetery on Elm Street for a report of dogs defecating on graves. The woman denied the incident, claiming she always picks up after her animals.
May 24
@1:15 p.m.: Police respond to Nixon Lane on a report of a duck stuck in a drain. The duck was later freed.
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