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A 16-year-old Dorchester boy was arrested at 6:42 p.m. in Dorchester on warrant charges out of Brookline District Court.

Robert Ferrell, 50, of 371 Revere St., Revere, was arrested at 80 Boylston St. at 1:43 a.m. and charged with operating with a suspended license, speeding and driving with one of his headlights out.

Benjamin Lawrence, 19, of Boston, was arrested at 6:01 p.m. at 954 Parker St. in Jamaica Plain and charged with unarmed robbery. Story coming.

Sean Locke, 38, of 20 Winthrop Shore Drive, Winthrop, was arrested at 9:49 p.m. at Beacon and Marion streets and charged with possession of a class A drug and conspiracy to commit a misdemeanor.

Locke was allegedly in the company of Jeffrey Clark, 23, of 30 Newbury St., Somerville, who was arrested at 10:08 p.m. in the same location and charged with possession of a class A drug and conspiracy to violate the drug law.

According to a Brookline Police report, police were on patrol in an unmarked car from Marion Street to Beacon Street when a man, later determined to be Locke, made eye contact with the police.

Reportedly believing the eye contact to be suspicious, one officer got out of the car and walked down Marion Street to watch Locke. A second man, identified as Clark, joined Locke and they talked for several seconds. Police approached Locke and spoke with him, reportedly observing his eyes were bloodshot and his pupils constricted, which police believed indicated he was on an opiate.

Police also spoke with Clark and patted him down, reportedly discovering he had hypodermic needles. Locke was also searched, and police reportedly discovered several small blue bags believed to be heroin and two larger bags of white powder.

When Clark and Locke were arrested, they reportedly had three hypodermic needles between them.

Manuel Santiago, 25 of 201 Bailey St., Lawrence, was arrested at 7:31 p.m. at Washington and Juniper streets and charged with driving after his license was suspended and failure to stop at a red light.

Glauber Bastos, 23, of 103 Gordon St., Brighton, was arrested at 3:29 a.m. on LaGrange Street and charged with driving without a license, operating an unregistered vehicle, and three warrant charges for traffic violations.

According to the Brookline Police Department, Bastos was behind the wheel of car stopped in front of a house under construction at LaGrange and Newton streets. Reportedly, the car’s engine was running but the lights were off. As police approached the vehicle in their cruiser, the vehicle’s lights came on and it began to drive away. When police confirmed he did not have a license, Bastos was placed under arrest.

The car’s front passenger, whose identity was not released by the Brookline Police, reportedly gave his name as the owner of the vehicle, and told police they were parked in front of the house to talk. He reportedly said he did not want to wake his father. The passenger was issued a citation for allowing a person without a driver’s license to use his car, and was summonsed to court.

A 13-year-old passenger was reportedly drunk, and told police he had two drinks that night, which he had at “someone’s house.”

Police went to the LaGrange Street address of two of the passengers. Two of the passengers, who reportedly did not appear intoxicated, were sent home on a taxi.

Andrea Selzer, 55, of 1514 Beacon St., Brookline, was arrested at 1:50 p.m. at the Gap store at 300 Harvard St. and charged with shoplifting.

Selzer allegedly attempted to steal $71 in clothing from the store, including two pairs of underwear valued $8.50 each and a gray cardigan sweater valued at $54.

Donald Donaldson, 53, of 127 Centre St., Acton, and Anthony Donaldson, 41, of 525 Poplar St., Roslindale, were arrested at Brookline Avenue and Parkway Road and charged with possession of a class B drug and possession of a class D drug. Anthony Donaldson was also charged with having an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle and leaving his vehicle unattended.

According to the Brookline Police, the two men were reportedly at the Muddy River reservation. In their incident report, the police note the area sees frequent car break-ins.

Police on patrol in a marked cruiser saw a man later identified as Anthony Donaldson standing next to a car looking into its window. Donaldson was reportedly in a grassy area by a tree next to the car, which, police noted in the incident report, is often used to conceal someone trying to break into a car. When police shined a spotlight on the car, Anthony Donaldson reportedly stood up and backed away. Police got out of their car and followed him.

Following Donaldson, Police noticed a Mercury Grand Marquis, identified as his, parked down the street with lights off but the motor running.

After police advised them of their Miranda rights, police reportedly searched Anthony Donaldson’s car and found two open beer bottles and a clear glass vial with white powder inside.

Donald Donaldson was reportedly in the bushes before he was arrested. Police officers  searched the bushes where they reportedly found him and located a clear plastic bag police said contained marijuana on top of some wet leaves. The bag was reportedly dry.

Police searched Anthony Donaldson’s car and reportedly found a partially smoked marijuana joint, rolling papers and an Altoids tin containing a bag full of marijuana. Police also reportedly found a box of synthetic urine, allegedly used to defeat drug tests.

Stephen Schroeder, 24, of 187 Woodland Road, Brookline, was arrested at 3:10 a.m. at 739 Boylston St. and charged with operating under the influence of alcohol, speeding, possession of a class E drug, a marked lanes violation and violation of a one-way street.

During a search of Schroeder’s vehicle, police reportedly discovered a drug called “Concerta,” a stimulant.

Sonny Bimbo, 42, of 39 Parsons St., Brighton, and Thomas Bimbo, 59, of 151 Harvard St., Allston, were arrested between 8:30 and 9 p.m. on warrant charges at Lawton and Harvard streets. Sonny Bimbo was also charged with driving after his car’s registration was revoked.