Officers from District E-13 take local youth skating at Roche Community Center: Check out pics!
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MEDIA ADVISORY/PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Two Heroic Boston Police Officers Receive Prestigious Roosevelt Award
WHO: Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis; Roosevelt Committee Members; Boston Police Command Staff; Department Chaplains; BPD members; Award Recipients, Sergeant Scott O’Brien and Patrol Officer Terrence Burke and recipients’ families and friends. WHAT: Mayor Thomas Menino is pleased to host the Theodore Roosevelt Association, who will present Sergeant Scott O’Brien and Patrol Officer Terrence Burke
MEDIA ADVISORY/PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Two Heroic Boston Police Officers Receive Prestigious Roosevelt Award
WHO: Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis; Roosevelt Committee Members; Boston Police Command Staff; Department Chaplains; BPD members; Award Recipients, Sergeant Scott O’Brien and Patrol Officer Terrence Burke and recipients’ families and friends. WHAT: Mayor Thomas Menino is pleased to host the Theodore Roosevelt Association, who will present Sergeant Scott O’Brien and Patrol Officer Terrence Burke
Drinking in Public Results in Firearm Arrest
About 10:22PM, members of the Youth Violence Strike Force were on patrol in the Egleston Square area when they observed several males drinking beer on the sidewalk in front of 87 School Street. As officers stopped their car to investigate, a member of the group who was drinking from a can of beer, thus making
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Drinking in Public Results in Firearm Arrest
About 10:22PM, members of the Youth Violence Strike Force were on patrol in the Egleston Square area when they observed several males drinking beer on the sidewalk in front of 87 School Street. As officers stopped their car to investigate, a member of the group who was drinking from a can of beer, thus making
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Citywide Crime Alert: Violent Crime Down 19%, Property Crime Down 15%, Part One Crime Down 16%, Shooting Incidents Down 36%
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