Supposedly Bad Parking Job Inspires Malicious Destruction In This Arlington Crime Log

Crime Log: Sunday, June 7

• Teen Fist Fight at Dunkin’ Donuts, 21 Summer St., 11:36 a.m.

Two juveniles, rather unexpectedly, started screaming and punching each other in front of Dunkin’ Donuts.

Allegedly, one individual had stalked the other individual three weeks prior at the bike path, justifying this by saying, “he was an easy target.”

The supposed “easy target” saw the other individual at Dunkin’ Donuts, hence the fight. At the police station, the “easy target”’s mother said the other individual had been harassing the other young person, and had made disparaging comments against the family. The supposed harasser claims none of these incidents, excluding that day’s fight, ever took place. Neither party wanted to press charges.

• Black Paint, Insulting Note Left On Car Due to Alleged Bad Parking, 1 p.m., Massachusetts Avenue

A couple went into a restaurant for lunch, and upon their return about an hour later, the hood of their vehicle had been covered in black spray paint.

In addition, a note had been taped to the driver’s-side window, which read “YOU SCRATCHED MY CAR FOR NO REASON! REALLY!!! S!@# ON YOU.”

The couple recalled that the car parked in front of them was blue, and that was about all they remembered. Whether or not, or the extent to which, they scratched the blue car is as of yet unknown.

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