Feb. 13:

1:50 p.m.--A caller from the Spee Club reported that his cell phone had been stolen. When he dialed his own telephone number, a person he knew answered the stolen phone.

5:45 p.m.--The Cambridge Police Department (CPD) arrested Ketra Tatum of Dorchester for shoplifting a $189.50 pair of leather underwear from a store in the CambridgeSide Galleria mall. Tatum allegedly tried on the underwear, then left the store wearing them without paying.

Feb. 14:

The BankBoston at 1414 Mass. Ave. was robbed at gunpoint. The robber escaped with $2,200.

Also on Monday, a 1991 Toyota Camry was stolen in the city, bringing the total number of Camrys stolen since November to almost 60. Cambridge police have no leads on the theft ring but now believe that the thefts may be drug-related. Although six arrests have been made thus far, the department said it believes the ring continues to operate.

1:33 p.m.--A caller to the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) reported seeing a person from a wanted poster selling Spare Change, a local newspaper, in Harvard Square. HUPD units could not locate the individual.

6:39 p.m.--HUPD officers responded to a report that the occupants of a Ford Bronco had thrown a flaming object onto Brattle St. Neither CPD nor HUPD could locate the vehicle. The flaming object was determined to be a ball of paper, and it was extinguished.

7:43 p.m.--An HUPD officer assisted in terminating the employment of a Leverett House Dining Hall employee.

Feb. 15:

7:26 p.m.--A resident in Peabody Terrace requested an escort into her apartment. Following an interview with the resident, HUPD officers arrested Robert Ratliff, 29, of Cambridge, for assault.

Feb. 17:

2:37 a.m.--HUPD units responded to a report of a loud group of students standing outside on DeWolfe Street. The group was gone when police arrived.

11 a.m.--Police responded to a report of a suspicious briefcase on the 7th floor of the Holyoke Center. Fire officials were also notified. By the time police arrived someone had opened the briefcase and found it be empty.

10:52 p.m.--A guard reported a suspicious person at the back door of Gutman Library on Appian Way. When the guard approached the man, he fled. Police were unable to locate the person.

Feb. 19:

A caller to CPD complained the Cambridge Fire Department had broken the front grill of his car when they extinguished a fire under the car's hood.