An off-duty police officer helped detail a former food delivery driver who was stealing Amazon packages from homes in Brookline and Brighton, police said.The Brookline officer saw a suspicious man Thursday in the area 1500 Beacon St. placing what appeared to be a package that had been delivered into a Grubhub-labeled insulated bag, police said.The man said he was making a delivery to an upper floor in the building. He said he was employed by Grubhub and DoorDash. Police said an investigation revealed there was no actual delivery, and the man, identified as Juan Guillermo, 38, of Lawrence, had not delivered for either Grubhub or DoorDash in weeks. Police said Guillermo used a screwdriver to manipulate the interior vestibule locking mechanism to gain entry into the building. A 2012 white Dodge Caravan registered to Guillermo was found parked nearby with Amazon packages in plain view inside the van, police said. Guillermo is scheduled to be arraigned Friday in Brookline District Court on charges of breaking and entering during the daytime, several counts of larceny, possession of burglarious tools, larceny in a building and multiple counts of receiving stolen property.After his arraignment Friday, Guillermo ran from reporters.

An off-duty police officer helped detail a former food delivery driver who was stealing Amazon packages from homes in Brookline and Brighton, police said.

The Brookline officer saw a suspicious man Thursday in the area 1500 Beacon St. placing what appeared to be a package that had been delivered into a Grubhub-labeled insulated bag, police said.


The man said he was making a delivery to an upper floor in the building. He said he was employed by Grubhub and DoorDash.

Police said an investigation revealed there was no actual delivery, and the man, identified as Juan Guillermo, 38, of Lawrence, had not delivered for either Grubhub or DoorDash in weeks.

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Officer Timothy Novak of @BrooklineMAPD was off duty yesterday, when he spotted the suspect using a Grub hub bag to allegedly steal packages from an apt building. The man had already been to 3 other buildings in the area. #WCVB pic.twitter.com/jyB9O5f41A — Sera Congi (@seracongi) May 31, 2019

Police said Guillermo used a screwdriver to manipulate the interior vestibule locking mechanism to gain entry into the building.

A 2012 white Dodge Caravan registered to Guillermo was found parked nearby with Amazon packages in plain view inside the van, police said.

Guillermo is scheduled to be arraigned Friday in Brookline District Court on charges of breaking and entering during the daytime, several counts of larceny, possession of burglarious tools, larceny in a building and multiple counts of receiving stolen property.

After his arraignment Friday, Guillermo ran from reporters.

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