A Suffolk County jury discovered a 48-year-old Dorchester man responsible of first-degree homicide within the deadly stabbing of a 77-year-old from the neighborhood, prosecutors mentioned in a press release Friday.
An investigation discovered that on July 26, 2018, Roman Rodriguez-Delgado watched a person ship prize cash from a personal lottery to Marcelino Perez’s condo simply earlier than 2 p.m. Rodriguez-Delgado lived throughout a courtyard from Perez’s Shandon Highway condo constructing, prosecutors mentioned.
Video surveillance confirmed the person dropping off cash after which Rodriguez-Delgado coming into and exiting Perez’s residence thrice, carrying completely different garments every time, in accordance with prosecutors.
“Perez was later found in his apartment with multiple stab wounds,” prosecutors mentioned.
Rodriguez-Delgado is scheduled to be sentenced in Suffolk Superior Courtroom Monday at 9:30 a.m. earlier than Decide Jackie Cowin, in accordance with Suffolk County District Legal professional Kevin Hayden’s workplace.
Girl killed in Dec. 18 crash recognized
Native prosecutors recognized a 39-year-old lady as the one that was struck and killed by a automobile Wednesday on the intersection of Malcolm X Boulevard and Tremont Road in Boston.
Suffolk County District Legal professional Kevin Hayden’s workplace mentioned Diva Helena Pina de Carvalho was pronounced lifeless on the scene after being struck by a automobile round 5:48 a.m.
“The incident remains under investigation and no charges have been issued. A motorist involved in the crash remained on scene and cooperated with investigators,” prosecutors mentioned.
Hayden’s workplace didn’t determine the motive force concerned within the incident.
Everett man held with out bail after allegedly changing pistol into totally automated weapon
An Everett man was held with out bail this previous week after allegedly becoming a Glock pistol with a change system to transform it into a totally automated weapon, Suffolk County District Legal professional Kevin Hayden’s workplace mentioned.
Elijah Carvalho was arraigned in a Dorchester Courtroom Thursday. Police mentioned they acquired a report of a Wednesday incident “involving rival gang members” within the Central Division of Boston Municipal Courtroom, Hayden’s workplace mentioned.
Cops realized that Carvalho was one of many individuals concerned within the incident — which prosecutors didn’t describe — and was within the Coleus Park space of Dorchester. When Boston police discovered Carvalho, they patted him down and felt an “L” formed object in his waistband, Hayden’s workplace mentioned.
“Upon officers discovering the object, Carvalho bent at the waist to prevent a further frisk. Officers eventually placed Carvalho in handcuffs and recovered 9mm Glock 19 fitted with a machine gun conversion device. The gun had one round in the chamber and 15 rounds in the high-capacity magazine. The firearm’s serial numbers were obliterated,” Hayden’s workplace mentioned.
Police additionally discovered six small spherical white capsules in line with pressed fentanyl “often passed off as Oxycodone in street drug markets,” prosecutors mentioned.
“These converted weapons are alarming both for their firepower and for their uncontrollability, meaning there’s a distressing scenario of anyone close to the aim area being struck and injured, or worse,” Hayden mentioned in a press release.
Winthrop man arrested, charged with scamming 17 potential tenants in Malden
A 50-year-old man from Winthrop was arrested and charged with allegedly stealing over $35,000 in down funds and safety deposits from individuals trying to lease residences in Malden, native prosecutors mentioned.
Kenneth Riel began as a property supervisor of a multi-unit condo complicated in Malden within the fall of 2023 and over the course of his employment, allegedly directed rental candidates to submit cash orders to him for deposits on residences with the payee and payor info left clean, Middlesex District Legal professional Marian Ryan’s workplace mentioned.
“These thefts were discovered after Mr. Riel’s employment ended, when applicants came to the apartment complex seeking keys or information about when their apartment would be ready. The new manager immediately directed the victims to the Malden Police,” prosecutors mentioned.
Investigators discovered that 17 individuals reported offering Riel funds that had been “never documented with the management company,” authorities mentioned. Prosecutors mentioned Riel accomplished the cash orders by writing his identify or the names of the members of the family because the payee of the orders.
Riel faces eleven counts of larceny over $1,200, six counts of larceny, and one depend of false entries or omissions in company books, prosecutors mentioned. The case returns to court docket Jan. 17, Ryan’s workplace mentioned.
