Boston Police are investigating a string of cash register robberies at four Boston stores in different neighborhoods over the past week.

In each robbery, police said the suspect pretended to buy something before grabbing the cash register when the clerk opened it and fleeing with the cash inside. Police didn’t say how much cash was stolen in each robbery.

No weapons were displayed during any of the robberies.

In all the robberies, one suspect was described as wearing a black puffy jacket with the hood up, black pants and a black surgical mask.

The cash register robberies happened at stores on River Street and Fairmount Avenue in Hyde Park, Parker Street in Roxbury and Heath Street in Jamaica Plain.

Anyone with information can contact police anonymously through the CrimeStoppers tip line at 1-800-494-TIPS. Tips can also be texted with the word “TIP” to CRIME (27463) or reported online. Photos and video can also be submitted through CrimeStoppers anonymously.

In another incident this week in Boston, police are looking for a group of people who shoplifted the Lululemon store on Newbury Street on Oct. 13. Surveillance video captured three people fleeing the store shortly after 7 p.m. with armfuls of clothing while a fourth person ran after them. They were last seen leaving the area in a dark-colored sedan and heading outbound on Newbury Street.

According to police, the stolen merchandise was worth $6,140.

You can call it a Holiday home.

NBA champion Jrue Holiday is ready to pass the ball on his Boston-area estate, listing the luxe estate for $6.899 million just weeks after being traded back to the Portland Trail Blazers, The Post has learned.

Holiday, 35, purchased the estate, located in the tony town of Newton, for $6.5 million in May 2024, public records show.

Holiday, a 15-year NBA veteran known for his defensive prowess and steady leadership, has had one of the most decorated careers of his generation.

The six-bedroom, nine-bath home is located just 30 minutes drive from downtown Boston.

The address, at 15 Buff Circle, was completed in early 2024 and sits quietly at the end of a private cul-de-sac.

Blending contemporary design with warmth and function, the 8,850-square-foot property has high ceilings, natural light, and curated details throughout.

At its center is a chef’s kitchen outfitted with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, an oversized island, and crisp quartz surfaces.

The open-plan layout flows into spacious living areas that overlook manicured grounds and custom-built closets and skylit hallways.

The lower level serves as a private retreat, with a temperature-controlled wine room, a dedicated home theater, and a fully equipped gym that includes a sauna.

Outside, an expansive patio and outdoor kitchen create a year-round entertainment zone, enclosed by a fenced yard and surrounded by professional landscaping.

A three-car garage and smart-home features round out the amenities.

George Sarkis of The Sarkis Team at Douglas Elliman declined to comment on the listing. 

A first-round draft pick out of UCLA in 2009, he began with the Philadelphia 76ers before making his mark in New Orleans, where he became an All-Star and established a reputation as one of the league’s most unselfish two-way guards.

His 2020 trade to the Milwaukee Bucks paid off quickly — he helped lead the team to its first championship in 50 years the following season.

A subsequent move to the Boston Celtics via Portland in 2023 brought even more success, with Holiday earning his second championship ring in 2024 before returning to the Trail Blazers this summer.

After a day off on Tuesday, after traveling from Boston to Vegas, the Bruins held a practice last Wednesday afternoon. When it was time to take the ice, all eyes were on Hampus Lindholm, and if he was out there, how did he look after missing the last two games with a lower-body injury?