The Salem Police responded to the following calls and made the following arrests on Wednesday and Thursday.

Wednesday, Jan. 11

5:02 p.m. — A Pope Street caller reported harassment. The woman told police she had received four calls from a restricted number in one day. The caller told the woman she is her daughter and made other suspicious statements, police said.

5:34 p.m. — Police were asked to check on the well-being of a man on Bridge Street. Police found a man under the overpass. He was slurring and unsteady on his feet, police said. The man was taken into protective custody.

6:47p.m. — A simple assault was reported on Lafayette Street. A woman reported that when she returned to her building a man pushed her back through the doorway to gain entry. The woman said she doesn't think the person lives in the building, and she had never seen him prior to the incident.

6:48 p.m. — Police were asked to check on an elderly female on Washington Street. An officer met the woman and said she smelled of alcohol, had red, glassy, bloodshot eyes and was slurring. She was placed into protective custody.

7:24 p.m. — An intoxicated man at Lifebridge was reported. Police came in contact with the man. He was told to leave and not to return that evening.

7:39 p.m. — A woman said her purse was stolen while she was shopping at Crosby's. The woman said she left her carriage unattended and shopped for 15 minutes. When she returned, her pocketbook was missing.

Wednesday Arrests

Susana L. Bonilla, 53, of 15 Lynde St., was charged with domestic assault and battery, threatening to commit a crime and assault and battery by a dangerous weapon.

Thursday, Jan. 12

12:09 a.m. — Police responded to Lifebridge after someone at the shelter wanted to report an assault. A staff member said she asked a woman at the shelter to change in the bathroom instead of in the dining room. When the woman was changing, the staff member said she saw that the woman was hiding medication bottles in her bra. The staff member said she told the woman to hand them over so they could hold onto the medications. The woman did not turn over the medication because she was afraid they would be stolen. Then, the staff member said she reached and grabbed the medications that were hidden in the bra. The staff member said she was not reaching at the woman's chest, but the woman said she was touched as the staff member was reaching. Another staff member said she saw the five medication bottles. The woman was told she could seek a complaint at Salem District Court.

1:18 a.m. — A man and woman fighting on Bridge Street were reported, but police were unable to locate them.

9:14 a.m. — Police said they had a brief encounter with a resident on Washington Street and confiscated a small amount of contraband.

9:15 a.m. — The Board of Health asked that police stand by during a check of 22 Park Street, which was condemned Tuesday and was also the location for a drug bust. The Board of Health told police the door to an apartment was unlocked and all the lights were on even though it was supposed to be locked with all lights off. The building was checked, but there were no people inside. The Board of Health was with a man who was trying to gather belongings. He noticed a plastic piggy bank had been cut open and $30 in change was missing. Also missing were a birth certificate and social security card.

9:54 a.m. — A man possibly hitchhiking was reported on Highland Avenue. Police said the man had just run out of gas.

9:57 a.m. — Identity theft involving a Comcast account was reported on Bridge Street.

10:52 a.m. — Police and the Salem Fire Department responded to the Target parking lot after it was reported a 2-year-old was locked in the car. The mother told police she accidentally locked her keys in the car when she put her daughter in the car seat. Entry was gained without damage to the car and the child was fine, police said.

11:40 a.m. — Police responded to Lawrence Street on a call that a piece of a back door was missing.

12:09 p.m.  — Four hypodermic needles were found on Lynch Street. Police said they were disposed of properly.

12:29 p.m. — A Turner Street woman called police and told them her computer had possibly been hacked since October. She said nothing has been stolen, but "someone is changing her passwords and moving files around on her computer." The woman told police the computer had a virus, and she took her computer to Best Buy to have it removed. She said the employee there told her someone might have found her router number and accessed the computer that way. The woman was advised to have Comcast change the passwords and lock the router.

12:35 p.m. — Police spoke with a man who requested a no trespass order for a man who has allegedly been sleeping in the hallways and basement of a Dow Street building.

Thursday Arrests

Donna Ray Linscott, 53, of 173 Lafayette St., was arrested and charged with domestic assault and battery, assault and battery by a dangerous weapon and intimidation of a witness.

Samuel James Maynard, 23, of 158A Lafayette St., was arrested on charges of speeding and operating a vehicle after a license suspension.

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