The following calls and arrests were reported by the Boston Police Department from 10 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 13 to 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 14, according to information provided by the department.

All of the below named defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Arrest log

Stanley Winn, 1352 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, trespass.
Jailson Gomescarvalho, no address given, criminal operating on a suspended license.
Jailene Rentas, 145 Navarre St., Roslindale, operating under the influence of alcohol.
Paul Frawley, 21 High St. Pl., Weymouth, wanted on a warrant from outside of Boston.
Colleen Hogan, 123 Hamilton St., Dorchester, malicious destruction of property over $250.
Marcus Smith, no address given, shoplifting by asportation.
Ashley Sokolowski, 39 Lawrence St., Haverhill, wanted on a warrant from outside of Boston.
Frederick Willard, 50 Samoset St., Boston, larceny under $1,200.
Edgar Diaz, 192a Humboldt Ave., Boston, receiving stolen property over $250.
Aaron Thames, 107 Forest Hill St., Boston, assault with a dangerous weapon.
Sandley Pierre-Louis, 38 Mattapan St., Mattapan, carrying a gun without a license, 3rd offense.
Saul Diaz, 21 Kensington Park, Roxbury, receiving stolen property over $1,200.
Joao Tavares, 991 Stratton St. Boston, use of a motor vehicle in a felony.

Incident summary

The BPD responded to at least 198 incidents in the given 24-hour period. Officers were called to two robberies, five aggravated assaults, two residential burglaries, one case of larceny from a vehicle, 16 general larceny calls, and two car thefts. There were no reported homicides or commercial burglaries.

Ghost gun grabbed after traffic stop

BPD officers assigned to the department’s Youth Violence Strike Force were patrolling Roxbury on Saturday night when they made a traffic stop in the area of Blue Hill Avenue and Schuyler Street.

According to the department, the vehicle they stopped didn’t match the plates it was displaying, which came back as cancelled.

Inside they found 44-year-old Sandley Pierre Louis, of Providence, Rhode Island. Pierre Louis was allegedly operating the vehicle despite not having a drivers license.

While searching his car, police say they found “a P80 ‘Ghost Gun’ loaded with one round in the chamber and twelve rounds in the magazine, located in the area of the vehicle’s sunroof.”

Pierre Louis will appear in Roxbury District Court to face charges of unlawful possession of a firearm (3rd offense), unlawful possession of a large capacity feeding device, unlawful possession of ammunition, carrying a loaded firearm, operating a motor vehicle without a license, operating an unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle, and illegally attaching the wrong plates to his car.