Wrentham Police Log

The Wrentham Police Department has reported the following activity:

Friday, April 22

Arrested Jeffrey M. Waterman, 28, of 900 Washington St. in Wrentham in the early morning hours for allegedly attempting to steal catalytic converters from Turnpike Truck on Route 1.

Police said catalytic converter theft had been an ongoing problem at the business, and surveillance was set up. Police said officers found Waterman was found on the property wearing dark clothing, a knit hat and gloves, and had a cordless saw and catalytic converter taken from a vehicle.

Wednesday, May 11

Arrested Samantha Beauhamais, 20, of Lambert Road in Randolph, for allegedly shoplifting from the Wrentham Outlet Coach Store. According to police, employees said they had seen Beauhamais take items from the store. Police said stolen merchandise was found in her shopping bag.

Thursday, May 12

Responded to a reported daytime breaking and entering at Burnt Swamp Road. Police said the residence's door was kicked in, and property (like jewelry) was taken. Anyone with information is asked to contact Wrentham Police at (508) 384-2121.

Friday, May 13

Arrested Christy Thompson, 31, of Pawtucket, RI, at the Wrentham Outlets at 4:30pm on a charge of larceny under $250. According to police, employees of the Gymboree store said three suspects had been shoplifting. Police located Thompson at the Bebe store, where she reportedly had a bag of stolen merchandise from the Gymboree store.

Responded to True Religion Jeans at the Wrentham Outlets on a report of shoplifting. Store employees told police that three suspects were attempting to shoplift merchandise by distracting employees and cutting off inventory control tags. The suspects were not located.

Arrested Robert Delaney Jr., 29, of 16 Mrytle St. at Lakeside Avenue at 6:43pm on an outstanding warrant.

Sunday, May 15

Responded to the Wrentham Outlets at around 3:20pm on a report of shoplifting from the DKNY store. According to police, a black male in his 40s and wearing a camouflage hat and pants was seen taking a sweater valued at $89. The suspect could not be found.

Responded to the Wrentham Outlets at around 5:30pm on a report that a car had been broken into. The vehicle owner told police that he had left several bags in the car and returned to shopping. He said he returned to find about $1,500 worth of merchandise stolen. Police are investigating the incident.

Arrested Edy Santos, 24, of 42 Roosevelt St. in New Bedford, at 5:55pm on a charge of operating without a license. Police said they stopped Santos' vehicle, and it was determined that he as a person of interest to U.S. Homeland Security, as they said he could be an illegal alien.