Boston police are alerting residents of Allston and Brighton about a surge in break-ins near Boston University and Boston College. Since February 13, there have been multiple incidents targeting cash and jewelry, with the latest reported on April 3. The police stress the importance of community awareness in preventing further crimes and recommend residents keep their homes secure by locking doors and windows, using motion-activated lights, and possibly investing in surveillance systems. Immediate reporting of any suspicious behavior is encouraged to protect the community.
These incidents are under active investigation, and community awareness is key to preventing further criminal activity. We urge all community members to remain alert and take simple but effective steps to protect their homes and belongings.
The break-ins have been occurring since Feb. 13 with the perpetrator mostly targeting cash and jewelry.
Boston police are urging residents to keep doors and windows locked even when at home, install motion-activated lighting near entryways, and to consider home security systems.
Police encourage anyone who observes suspicious activity to call 911 immediately; anyone with information about the incidents can contact detectives at (617) 343-4256.
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