Boston Police arrested a 54-year-old man who they said threw a bottle at officers when they asked him to leave a property after calling the resident a “monkey.”

Evginiy Dolzhenkov, of Boston according to the police report and of Sharon according to the police blotter, allegedly gained entrance to the lobby of an apartment building in the 100 block of Brighton Avenue on Wednesday and was asked to leave by a resident since he didn’t live there. Instead of complying, he allegedly called the resident a “monkey” and made “gestures to his crotch region with his hands,” according to the police report.

When police arrived at around 3:20 p.m. to remove him, Dolzhenkov allegedly became “argumentative” with them and “spoke incoherently,” according to the police report. After officers told him to leave again, Dozhenkov allegedly threw an uncapped bottle containing an unknown liquid at one of them, with the liquid splattering the officer’s face, chest and arms.

For that, Dolzhenkov, who has a previous conviction for disorderly conduct, was handcuffed and booked at the Nashua Street Jail. He is charged with assault and battery on a police officer, trespassing, and disorderly conduct — subsequent offense.

Man deemed incompetent to stand trial for purposely running down man and dog

A Boston man previously diagnosed with schizophrenia has been deemed “presently incompetent” to stand trial on charges that he purposely ran over a major donor to Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts and the man’s dog as they were out on a morning walk.

William Haney, 42, was arraigned Jan. 5 on charges of murder and cruelty to an animal after police say he specifically targeted 79-year-old John Axelrod and Axelrod’s dog on Jan. 3 on the Commonwealth Avenue Mall.

Both Axelrod and the dog were pronounced dead at the scene. On Friday, prosecutors tacked on two more charges of reckless operation of a motor vehicle and leaving the scene of personal injury and death.

Boston Municipal Court Judge James Stanton ordered Haney to be held without bail for an additional 60 days for the new charges and sent him back to Bridgewater State Hospital for examination for competency to stand trial in the future.

Man struck by Lowell Police cruiser dies

The Middlesex District Attorney’s office has confirmed that Daniel Kennedy, 60, a recently retired lieutenant in the Gloucester Fire Department, died after a Lowell Police Department cruiser struck him.

DA Marian Ryan says that Kennedy was walking north on Wilder Street in the area of the UMass Lowell campus, where he had re-enrolled following his retirement, when the cruiser traveling the same direction hit him at around 6:23 p.m. on Feb. 5. Kennedy was transported to Lahey Hospital and stayed there until his death Wednesday night.

The officer driving the cruiser was not identified by the DA, who says the incident is under investigation.

Incident Summary

BPD responded to 259 incidents in the 24-hour period ending at 10 a.m. Friday, according to the department’s incident log. Those included three robberies, four aggravated assaults, three thefts from a vehicle, and 22 instances of miscellaneous larceny.

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

— Angel Pimentel, 616 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale. Armed carjacking.

— Gregory Amadis-Matos, 25 Armstrong St., Jamaica Plain. Uninsured motor vehicle.

— Dewensky Cesar, 104 Choate St., Fall River. Fraudulent motor vehicle insurance claim.

— David Johanson, 231 Msgr. O’Callaghan Way, South Boston. Possession of Class C drugs.

— Mezfin Clary, 9 Virginia St., Dorchester. Open and gross lewdness.

— Joseph Greska, 4 Dogwood Lane, Needham. Criminal operation of a motor vehicle with suspended license, subsequent offense.

— Jesus Cora-Huertas, 55 Ruggles St., Roxbury. Shoplifting.

— Khalifa Jabbie, 97 Leighton Road, Hyde Park. Assault and battery.

— Kamaree Lee-Elliott, 14 Ware St., Dorchester. Assault and battery.

— Hezekiah Duncan, 1 Weld Ave., Jamaica Plain. Shoplifting more than $100.

— Theotra Holt, 444 Harrison Ave., Boston. Trespassing.

— Milton Rivas, 231 Chelsea St., East Boston. Disorderly conduct.

— Robert Duarte, 455 Geneva Ave., Boston. Receiving stolen motor vehicle.

— David Blake, 700 Boylston St., Boston. Possession of Class C drugs.