E18

Officers Recovered Over 2,000 Grams of Illegal Drugs in Roslindale

At about 4:18 PM, on Wednesday, September 13, 2023, officers assigned to the Drug Control Unit of District E-18 (Hyde Park) with the assistance of Braintree Police, Milton Police, Randolph Police, Weymouth Police, and South Shore Drug Task Force, arrested Ramon Rodriguez Mojicia, 32, of Roslindale on drug trafficking charges. Officers were conducting an ongoing […]

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CANCEL BPD Wanted ALERT – Olguens Joseph Has Turned Himself In

CANCEL BPD ALERT: Olguens Joseph was wanted on a straight warrant out of West Roxbury District Court for Motor Vehicle Homicide by Negligent Operation, Leaving the Scene of Personal Injury & Death, and Operation of an Unregistered/Uninsured Motor Vehicle in relation to an incident that occurred on Tuesday, July 18, 2023. Circumstance Surrounding the Incident:

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E18 Captain\’s Message

Thank you for visiting the District E-18 web page! This southwest corner of the City known as Hyde Park is a unique community that provides single and multi-family dwellings, numerous areas containing “Mom & Pop” businesses, a multitude of playgrounds, and open spaces for outside enjoyment near the Blue Hills. The area has a suburban atmosphere since it borders on Milton to the south and Dedham to the west.
The widely diverse population in Hyde Park is reflected in over fifty (50) Neighborhood Associations and Crime Watch Groups on this District that represent every section of the District which includes; Cleary Square, Cummins/American Legion/Canterbury, Fairmount Hill, Forest Hills, Logan Square, Readville, River Street, Stony Brook and Wolcott Square.

The Commander and Officers of District E-18 strive to provide effective police services to the residents of Hyde Park. This is accomplished by using the following

Cornerstones of Excellence:

Response to Calls for Service

Officers must be professional in attitude, appearance, and respond in a timely manner.

Open Communication

Provide available information on crime prevention and safety, crime patterns, and access to the Community Service Office and/or the Captain via his open door policy.

Transparency

To inform residents of policy and/or regulatory issues of police services as it affects Hyde Park residents.

Partnerships

Work with businesses, community providers, churches, and residents, as well as City agencies as a connector for information and services for a positive quality of life.

Positive Work Environment

The Captain’s open door policy is offered to Officers and Civilian personnel of District E-18 to preclude any negative issues that may arise.

Sincerely,

Lt. Martin Brooks

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