A transgender lady was convicted of murdering a person in a Boston resort room in 2021.
“No one touches my wife,” prosecutors say Ren Rodgers advised police whereas of their custody Feb. 20, 2021.
A Suffolk Superior Court docket jury discovered Rodgers, 28, of Hollis, New Hampshire, responsible of second-degree homicide for stabbing a person named Christopher Kellar to loss of life in Boston on Feb. 20, 2021. Rodgers now identifies as a lady however didn’t on the time of the homicide.
Prosecutors say that Rodgers drove together with his spouse and Kellar, who was Rodgers’ spouse’s brother, in addition to Kellar’s girlfriend to Boston for a birthday celebration. They checked into Lodge Indigo, at 280 Good friend St., the place each {couples} deliberate to remain the night time.
Kellar and his sister — Rodgers’ spouse — obtained into an argument that turned bodily, with the pair pushing and shoving one another. Rodgers grabbed a knife and stabbed Kellar within the again, leaving the knife protruding from his again, in response to prosecutors.
Kellar’s sister and his girlfriend known as 911 for assist and tried to save lots of Kellar’s life however Kellar can be pronounced useless at Massachusetts Basic Hospital.
Brockton man charged with stabbing companion to loss of life
A Plymouth County grand jury indicted Brockton man Reynauld Biamby, 44, with the homicide of his romantic companion Rose Lacroix, 36, of Mattapan.
A 911 name directed Brockton police to 341 Centre St. at round 4:15 a.m. on July 1. There, police discovered Lacroix useless and Biamby struggling stabbing accidents. Biamby was transported to a Boston Hospital for therapy.
Biamby advised police that he and Lacroix have been in an argument that obtained heated when Lacroix grabbed a knife. The couple fought for management of the knife and Biamby allegedly ended up stabbing Lacroix within the neck.
Biamby is being held with out bail and might be formally charged in Brockton Superior Court docket at a later date.
Incident abstract
The BPD reviews that its officers responded to 240 incidents in its report ending at 10 a.m. Friday. These embrace one theft, three aggravated assaults, one residential housebreaking, two thefts from a automobile, three auto thefts and 19 cases of miscellaneous larceny.
Arrests
The entire below-named defendants are presumed harmless till confirmed responsible.
– Shauna Keller, 77 Columbus Ave., Boston. Trafficking in cocaine.
– Katie Burkett, 7 Predominant St., Sturbridge. Trespassing.
– Porsche Torrence, 54 Greendale Highway, Mattapan. Shoplifting greater than $250 by asportation.
– Johan De La Rosa Garcia, 7 Everton St., Dorchester. Felony operation of a motorized vehicle with a suspended license.
– Ray Johnson, 394 Washington St., Dorchester. Shoplifting by concealing, third offense.
– Andre Cooper, 444 Harrison Ave., Boston. Disturbing the peace.
– Emmanuel Goncalves-Pires, 81 Westville, Dorchester. Operation of an uninsured motorized vehicle.
– Steven Zamot-Mendez, 66 Shattuck St., Springfield. Trespassing.
– Jarol Diaz-Heredia, 182 Dalton St., Lowell. Boston ordinance violation: Consuming of alcoholic drinks in public.
– Walter Reyes, 6 Conrad St., Dorchester. Unlicensed operation of a motorized vehicle.
– John Margeson, no handle listed. Working a motorized vehicle drunk.
– Luis Bernardez-Jordan, 74 Davis Highway, Stoughton. Felony operation of a motorized vehicle with a suspended license.
