Week in Review: Craigslist Scam Suspects Arrested; Five Guys Eyes June Opening

Here's a few of the top stories from Medford this week:

: The burger chain is nearing the end of the permitting process for it's location at Station Landing and looks to open sometime in June.

: Dorothy Ingemi and her son Nicolas Matthews were arrested Thursday, more than four months after they allegedly conned would-be apartment renters out of thousands by posing as landlords and collecting security deposits.

: The city council approved rate increases for cab fares in Medford Tuesday night, as requested by a local cab company owner. The new rates will be $2.40 for the first eighth of a mile and 55 cents for each mile after that, with a waiting time rate of $26 an hour.

:  Sgt. Michael Dell’Isola, 51, of Somerville, is charged with trafficking cocaine after allegedly accepting cocaine and $500 from an undercover officer. Dell'Isola has worked for the Middlesex County Sheriff's department for 28 years.

: Medford High baseball star Danny Gilchrist threw a complete game shutout against Malden Thursday, running his record to 5-0. Overall, the Mustangs are 8-2 and 3-2 in league play.