Dorchester cops responded to a report of two males with firearms Sunday night, leading to two arrests on a number of firearm- and drug-related offenses.
Upon arrival on the scene, officers noticed two males – Shawquan Jackson, 35, of Brookline, and Tyreek Woodley, 26, of Dorchester – strolling right into a driveway at 34 Alpha Highway and unlocking a motorized vehicle. The police have been knowledgeable by the property house owners that the 2 didn’t stay there.
Trying to handcuff Woodley, officers felt a firearm in Woodley’s jacket pocket, at which level Woodley fled. Following a foot chase, he was caught and the firearm was decided to be a stolen Glock 43 with one spherical within the chamber and 12 bullets within the journal.
Officers noticed Jackson reaching for a fanny pack and positioned him in handcuffs, recovering a firearm and a plastic bag of Fentanyl that weighed roughly 10 grams from the fanny pack.
The firearm was decided to be a Glock 17 with one spherical within the chamber, 30 rounds within the journal and a sear change that was mounted to the firearm, making it absolutely automated.
Woodley was arrested for offenses together with carrying a firearm with no license; carrying a firearm with no license, second offense; possession of a giant capability firearm; possession of ammunition with out an FID card; resisting arrest; receiving stolen property underneath $1,200; and a firearm Violation with three prior/violent drug crimes, degree three.
Jackson was arrested for offenses together with carrying a loaded firearm with no license, third offense; possession of a giant capability firearm; carrying a firearm with no license; possession of a loaded machine gun; possession of ammunition with out an FID card; distribution of sophistication B; trafficking of sophistication A; resisting arrest; and a firearm violation with three prior/violent drug crimes, degree three.
Remembering fallen detective
The Boston Police Division acknowledged the anniversary of Detective Roy Joseph Sergei’s demise 38 years in the past this weekend.
Sergei was shot and killed within the line of obligation on Oct. 26, 1987, by an armed suspect fleeing by an alley in Again Bay. He was 41 and had served with BPD for 17 years.
He has been honored with commemorations on the Nationwide Legislation Enforcement Memorial in Washington D.C., the Hero Wall at Boston Police Headquarters and the Massachusetts Legislation Enforcement Memorial on the State Home in Boston.
A hero signal was additionally positioned on the location of the taking pictures, Marlborough Road and Massachusetts Avenue, “to forever honor the memory of a man who gave his life in service to his city.”
Incident abstract
Between 10 a.m. Sunday and 10 a.m. Monday, the Boston Police Division reported that its officers responded to 101 incidents. These embody two robberies, 4 aggravated assaults, two business burglaries, one residential housebreaking, one theft from vehicles, one stolen automobile, and 14 cases of miscellaneous larceny.
Arrests
All the below-named defendants are presumed harmless till confirmed responsible.
- Devin Watson, 10 Cliff St., Rockingham, NC. Assault and battery.
- Gustavo Pina, no tackle listed. Unlicensed operation of motorized vehicle.
- Brody Herb, no tackle listed. Possession of Class B medicine.
- Jeffrey Mayne, 45 Wooden St., Bridgewater. Larceny underneath $250.
- Patrick Healey, 25 Cohasset St., Roslindale, warrant arrest
- Albert Pajotte, 208 Washington St., Lynn, Working underneath the affect of intoxicating liquor.
- Eric Knight, 39 Boylston, Boston, warrant arrest.
- Shannon Crim, 32 Fulton, Hyde Park. Working motorized vehicle after license suspended.
- Glenn Tachera, no tackle listed. Working a motorized vehicle with no legitimate license.
- Hashawn Jones, 95 Washington St. Boston. Larceny by test underneath $1,200.
- Omar Cruz, 130 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale. Fail to cease/yield.
- Shawquan Jackson, 11 Puritan, Dorchester. Possession of ammunition with out firearms identification.
- Tyreek Woodley, 23 Books, Quincy. Possession of enormous capability weapon.
- Andrea Gendrolis, 20 Tuttle St., Dorchester. Working underneath the affect of intoxicating liquor.
