A pedestrian was hit and killed by a Boston College shuttle bus early Monday morning.
In line with the BPD, simply earlier than 8 a.m. officers have been dispatched to 774 Albany Road.
“Upon arrival, officers were advised that a bus had struck a pedestrian, who became trapped beneath the vehicle,” a BPD spokesman mentioned.
A college spokesperson mentioned that “sadly, at around 8 this morning, a shuttle bus hit a pedestrian at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Albany Street. The accident is under investigation by Boston Police.”
Three hours later the BPD reported that the pedestrian, who they didn’t identify, had succumbed to their wounds.
Arrest log
The next calls and arrests have been reported by the Boston Police Division from 10 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 5 to 10 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 6, in response to data offered by the division.
All the beneath named defendants are presumed harmless till confirmed responsible.
- Luis Ortiz, 39 Outdated Touchdown Method, Charlestown, negligent operation of a motorcar.
- Jerome Vicks, 27 Worcester Road, Boston, disorderly conduct.
- Julian Bowers, 7 Issue Road, Cumberland, Rhode Island, malicious destruction of property over $1,200.
- William Cantwell, 22 Woodstock Drive, Warwick, Rhode Island, malicious destruction of property over $1,200.
- My Tran, 191 Ash Road, Waltham, warrant from outdoors of Boston.
- Adalberto Santos-Pina, 15 Blaine Road, Brockton, working with out insurance coverage.
- Jimmy Pierre, 435 Columbia Highway, Dorchester, shoplifting over $100 by concealing merchandise.
- Pedro Camacho, no handle given, possession of a category A drug.
- Ronald Mikell, 303 Water Road, Quincy, aggravated assault and battery.
- Kellerman Zheng, 203 Faywood Ave., East Boston, disturbing the peace.
- Luis German, 681 Washington Road, Dorchester, working on a suspended license.
Incident abstract
BPD officers responded to no less than 254 reported incidents within the coated 24-hour interval. Officers responded to 1 theft, eight aggravated assaults, 5 business burglaries and one residential housebreaking, three cases of larceny from a automobile, 22 different circumstances of larceny, and three reported auto thefts. There have been no reported homicides.
