The Boston Police Department will be profiled on this weekend’s edition of \”America’s Most Wanted.\” John Walsh and his crew at the nationally-renowned program will be profiling our fugitive apprehension efforts, unsolved cases, as well as our successful Operation Home Safe. Saturday night, 9 Pm.
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The Boston Police Department is committed to complying with the law. The union petitioned the court to interpret the language of the applicable statute. Now that a decision has been made to require officer identification on Racial Profiling Forms, the department will move forward immediately with an implementation plan.
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Commissioner Kathleeen M. O’Toole, BPD college liaison Captain William Evans, and members of the Boston Police Department met with representatives from student government associations and student media at Police Headquarters this past Monday afternoon. Among the schools represented: Boston University, MIT, Northeastern University, and Suffolk University. Commissioner O’Toole and the students discussed topics such as:
The victim\’s from the shooting at 80 West Newton Street are described as males ranging in age from 18-20. They all remain at the Boston Medical Center being treated for multiple gun shot wounds. Their injuries are still considered non-life threatening. The suspects that fled the scene are described as four black male. The suspects
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At about 7:19pm, officers from District 4 responded to multiple radio calls for reports of people shot in the West Newton Street area. Officers have confirmed that three people have been shot. All three victims were transported to the Boston Medical Center where they are being treated for what appears to be non-life threatening injuries.
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At about 7:19pm, officers from District 4 responded to multiple radio calls for reports of people shot in the West Newton Street area. Officers have confirmed that three people have been shot. All three victims were transported to the Boston Medical Center where they are being treated for what appears to be non-life threatening injuries.
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At about 7:19pm, officers from District 4 responded to multiple radio calls for reports of people shot in the West Newton Street area. Officers have confirmed that three people have been shot. All three victims were transported to the Boston Medical Center where they are being treated for what appears to be non-life threatening injuries.
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At about 7:19pm, officers from District 4 responded to multiple radio calls for reports of people shot in the West Newton Street area. Officers have confirmed that three people have been shot. All three victims were transported to the Boston Medical Center where they are being treated for what appears to be non-life threatening injuries.
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This morning at 8:37am, officers assigned to \”Operation Home Safe\” responded to 5 Intervale Street on a report of a home invasion. Moments after the initial call, officers arrested 4 individuals and recovered two firearms at Devon and Warren Streets. More information will be released later……..
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Pictured (l-r) the 2006 Pinnacle Awards recipients: Marianne Ajemian, Esq.Partner, Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP, Cheryl LaFleur, President of New England Distribution – National Grid, Julie Anne Smith, Vice President, Global Marketing – Genzyme Corporation, Cathy Minehan, President and CEO – Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Kathleen M. O’Toole, Police Commissioner – Boston Police Department,