WHEELCHAIR RETURNEDAt about 8:10am, on Wednesday, September 30, 2009, officers from Area E-5 (West Roxbury) responded to a radio call for larceny in the area of 37 Rowe Street in Roslindale. On arrival, officers spoke to the victim’s mother who stated that her son’s wheelchair had been stolen from in front of the above mentioned address. According to the mother, she placed her son’s wheelchair in front of the house as she readied him for school. The mother further states that when she returned to retrieve the chair, the chair was gone.
Today, Monday, October 12, 2009, the victim’s family called Boston Police to notify and inform them that the wheelchair had been returned. According to the family, they woke up to find the chair in front of 46 Rowe Street. The family further states that the chair appears to be in working order.
The Boston Police Department would like to acknowledge and thank the media for their coverage and attention to this story.

WHEELCHAIR RETURNEDAt about 8:10am, on Wednesday, September 30, 2009, officers from Area E-5 (West Roxbury) responded to a radio call for larceny in the area of 37 Rowe Street in Roslindale. On arrival, officers spoke to the victim’s mother who stated that her son’s wheelchair had been stolen from in front of the above mentioned address. According to the mother, she placed her son’s wheelchair in front of the house as she readied him for school. The mother further states that when she returned to retrieve the chair, the chair was gone.
Today, Monday, October 12, 2009, the victim’s family called Boston Police to notify and inform them that the wheelchair had been returned. According to the family, they woke up to find the chair in front of 46 Rowe Street. The family further states that the chair appears to be in working order.
The Boston Police Department would like to acknowledge and thank the media for their coverage and attention to this story.