Yesterday morning at about 3:51am, officers from District 3 responded to a call at 37 Ellington Street in Roxbury for a person shot. The victim, whose identity has not been released, until a full family notification has been made. Victim #2 remains at a local hospital in serious condition.Homicide Investigators continue to investigate this shooting […]
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Yesterday morning at 6:21am, officers from District 2 responded to a radio call for a body found at 170 Morton Street in Jamaica Plain. On arrival the police discovered the burnt body of a teenage black female. The cause and manner of death is currently under investigation by the Boston Police Homicide Unit and the
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Boston Police, Transit Police, Mayor Menino’s Office of Neighborhood Services, Elderly Affairs, Department of Neighborhood Development, Boston Fire, and the Public Works Department worked together again to address public safety concerns as well quality of life issues in Roxbury. The efforts of these agencies focused on the Upham’s Corner/ Dudley Square neighborhood over this weekend.
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This morning at about 3:51am, officers from District 3 responded to a call at 37 Ellington Street in Roxbury for a person shot. On arrival, officers discovered two people shot at that location. Victim #1 was pronounced while victim #2 is listed in serious condition in a local hospital.Homicide Investigators continue to investigate this shooting
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Officers from District 1 patrolling in the Boston Common area this morning at about 12:58am observed a male committing a sex act alone in a doorway at about 100 Boylston Street. Officers identified themselves and the suspect began to flee the area. The suspect was eventually stopped at about 80 Boylston Street and placed under
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On April 29, 2006 six riders from the Boston Police Department’s Centurion Cycling Club will participate in the \”Face of America 2006\” ride from Gettysburg, PA to Washington, DC. Face of America 2006 is a two-day, 110-mile bike ride that teams able-bodied individuals with disabled individuals, including disabled servicemen and women returning from the wars
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Press Release from Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. ConleyBOSTON, April 26, 2006—A man who shot and killed a teenager outside a downtown cinema will spend the rest of his life in prison after a Superior Court jury convicted him of first-degree murder and other charges this afternoon. Jurors deliberated for parts of two days
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Press Release Issued by Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. ConleyBOSTON, April 26, 2006—A Suffolk Superior Court jury this afternoon convicted a Roxbury teenager of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy in Dorchester in the summer of 2003, District Attorney Daniel F. Conley said. After deliberating for three days, jurors found
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Boston Police Athletic League Paves Road for Boston’s Youth,Donates 13 Vans to the City and $150,000 for Youth Programs Inaugural Ride To Big Apple Circus Who: Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Police Commissioner Kathleen O’Toole, Boston Police Athletic League (PAL) board members, 200 low-income Boston youth and performers from the Big Apple Circus What: Mayor Menino
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Boston Police were alerted tonight at about 8:17pm that a robbery was occurring outside the Sovereign Bank at 30 Winter Street in the Downtown Crossing area. The 51-year-old victim reports that while making a deposit at the Sovereign Bank night deposit box a suspect approached him from behind and grabbed a bag of money the
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