Today, June 9, 2011, members of the Boston Police Department (The Fugitive Unit, officers and detectives from Districts A-1, A-15, B-2, B-3, C-11 and D-4) in collaboration with officers from the Boston Housing Authority and Special Agents from Housing and Urban Development initiated and conducted Operation PAWS, a proactive warrant sweep. The goal of the […]
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During the Boston Bruins Stanley Cup Finals, Boston Police would like to take this opportunity to remind fans to be wary of purchasing counterfeit tickets. Fans who purchase tickets from a secondary source are taking a chance. We would like to encourage fans to only buy tickets from authorized ticket agencies. Purchasing from other sources
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During the Boston Bruins Stanley Cup Finals, Boston Police would like to take this opportunity to remind fans to be wary of purchasing counterfeit tickets. Fans who purchase tickets from a secondary source are taking a chance. We would like to encourage fans to only buy tickets from authorized ticket agencies. Purchasing from other sources
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For more detailed information on crime statistics, visit the \’Crime Stat\’ section of BPDNews.
For more detailed information on crime statistics, visit the \’Crime Stat\’ section of BPDNews.
At about 3:42pm, on Monday, June 6, 2011, officers from Area E-13 (Jamaica Plain) responded to a radio call for a hold up alarm at 687 Centre Street (Eastern Bank). On arrival, officers spoke to bank employees who stated that a black male (described as stocky, wearing a gray sweater and gray sweat pants) entered
Last night on June 2, 2011, Boston Police officers were assigned to the Curley School in Jamaica Plain for a community meeting that was taking place to discuss the opening of a Whole Foods Supermarket to replace the Hi-Lo Foods Supermarket. Several hundred people attended the meeting which began at approximately 7:00pm. During the course
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Last night on June 2, 2011, Boston Police officers were assigned to the Curley School in Jamaica Plain for a community meeting that was taking place to discuss the opening of a Whole Foods Supermarket to replace the Hi-Lo Foods Supermarket. Several hundred people attended the meeting which began at approximately 7:00pm. During the course
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