Officers from District A-7 and the BPD Ice Hockey Skills Program were back at it with off-ice training at Porrazzo Rink in East Boston. This session focused on stick handling and spatial awareness, helping participants sharpen their fundamentals so they’re even more prepared and confident when they return to the ice! Off-ice training takes place […]
Detectives assigned to District B-2 (Roxbury) are requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the individuals pictured in connection with a robbery that occurred at approximately 3:34 PM on Sunday, February 15, 2026, at the Snipes Shoe Store located at 2235 Washington Street in Roxbury. Preliminary investigation indicates that two individuals were observed shoplifting merchandise from
Officers from District C-6 joined Mayor Wu and the Office of Neighborhood Services to lend a hand clearing snow in South Boston as part of the Mayor’s citywide effort to encourage residents to meet their neighbors and shovel out! The group walked the neighborhood, clearing snow from sidewalks, fire hydrants and curb ramps to help ensure residents,
Officers from District B-2, B-3, and E-13 were proud to bring Boston students together for a February Break All-Star Camp at the Dewitt Center in Roxbury. Throughout the week, approximately 65 youth joined us for an engaging and positive environment during school vacation. From swimming and flag football to arts & crafts and nutrition classes,
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Officers in our East Boston welcomed the A-7 Youth Group back to the district station for a fun-filled night of board games. As school break came to a close, our officers saw it as the perfect opportunity to spend time together, enjoy some food, and stay warm during the winter weather. It was another great
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Officers from District A-1 teamed up with teens from Boston Youth Essential Services (YES) in Chinatown for an afternoon on the ice at Steriti Memorial rink in the North End. Our officers joined teens on the ice, shared a few tips and helped out on the ice. By the end of the session, the teens
Officers from District B-3 and C-11, along with the Boston Public Health Commission VIP Program, accompanied youth from St. Peter’s Teen Center on an educational tour of the House of Correction at the South Bay. Participants had the opportunity to tour the facility and engage in conversations, gaining first hand insight into the realities of
Members of the BPD Command Staff, SWAT Team, BPD Cadets, and our partners from the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office visited English High School to speak with students about career opportunities in public safety. Students were engaged and attentive as officers shared career experiences, offered advice, and provided information on the different pathways into law enforcement
Members of the BPD Command Staff, along with officers from District E-13 and the Bureau of Community Engagement, partnered with the Boys & Girls Club of Boston to host a week-long Youth Police Initiative (YPI) in Jamaica Plain. Throughout the week, officers and youth took part in open and honest conversations and participated in team-building
THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: This weekend, with expected freezing temperatures and heavy snow, community members will be encouraged to stay home. The Boston Police Department recognizes the impact that this could have on families in our community and the fact that some may find themselves confined with an abuser. This isolation can mean
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