Afternoon Shooting in Dorchester Raises Count to 42 Shootings Since Boston Marathon
A broad daylight shooting in Dorchester near the intersection of Norfolk and Edson St. near the Stalex Pizza Shop brings […]
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Burst of violence over Memorial day weekend brings total number of shootings to 41 since Boston Marathon; 16th Homicide of the year
A series of shootings in Dorchester and Roxbury over the course of the long Memorial Day Holiday Weekend brought the
Another Double Shooting in Dorchester Brings Total to 37 people Shot Since Boston Marathon
A broad daylight double shooting today in Dorchester, at approximately 4:18 pm on the backside of Stashes Grill on Blue
Rep. Carlos Henriquez calls on BPD & leaders to address post-Marathon violence
Rep. Carlos Henriquez calls on BPD & leaders to address post-Marathon violence
Double Shooting in Dorchester brings total to 35 since Boston Marathon
2 Males were shot at approx. 7:30 PM today at 96 Mt. Ida Rd. in Dorchester bringing the total to
2 more shootings brings total to 33 in Boston since Marathon
Two near simultaneous shootings occurred around 2PM yesterday bringing the total number of shootings in the city since the Boston
Suffolk DA Dan Conley releases 26 point Gun Bill proposal
As Suffolk County DA Dan Conley has been making the rounds for his Mayoral campaign he has been touting a plan to make changes in the state’s gun laws.
The Blackstonian has obtained the complete version of the 26 point proposal from DA Dan Conley which you can examine below.
Map of Shootings in Boston Since Boston Marathon Shows Concentration in Roxbury, Dorchester and South End
Mapping the 31 (as of this posting) shootings that have happened in Boston since the Boston Marathon reveals that most
Mid-Morning Shooting in South End Brings Total to 31 Shootings Since Boston Marathon
A broad daylight shooting at 10:10 AM on Shawmut Ave. in the South End yesterday brought the total number of
Sen. Brewer riding Shotgun with law that killed Trayvon proposed in MA
Sen. Stephen Brewer who is the lead sponsor of Senate Bill 661, a Massachusetts version of the Castle Doctrine “Stand Your Ground Law” which is the same law which will be used in defense of Trayvon Martin’s Killer, George Zimmerman.