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District Journal for Aug 26, 2021 - Aug 27, 2021, District: ALL Date: Reported Record Count: 288 District Journal for Aug 26, 2021 - Aug 27, 2021, District: ALL Date: Reported Record Count: 288 Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060209-00 8/25/2021 9:24:00 PM Location of Occurrence Nature of Incident INVESTIGATE PROPERTY Narrative About 9:25 pm on Wednesday, 08/25/2021, Officers Layden and Villanueva in the C202F responded to a ShotSpotter activation for five rounds at 113 Ames Street, Dorchester. Upon arrival, officers observed a Citi Blue Bike discarded at the intersection of Ames Street and Stratton Street in the vicinity of the ShotSpotter activation. Officers canvassed the area for victims, ballistics, and witnesses to no avail. Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060211-00 8/25/2021 11:23:00 PM 151195 BRENDAN KEOHAN Location of Occurrence Nature of Incident VERBAL DISPUTE Narrative About 11:41PM on Wednesday, 08/26/21, Officer Keohan and Kelly in the H104A responded to a radio call for non-intimate domestic violence at 25 South Sydney Street, Dorchester. Upon arrival, Officers spoke with the caller, Stanley Francis. Francis stated that earlier in the evening, his roommate, Steven Ertel, had returned to the residence after being away for two weeks. Francis stated that Ertel is in the process of finding a new residence; however, he did not believe he was allowed to be in the residence. Francis stated that earlier in the evening there was an argument with Ertel that was strictly verbal and not physical in nature. Officers spoke with the roommate, Ertel, who stated that he was about to go to sleep for the night. Ertel appeared to be cordial and officers did not observe any indications of any domestic violence. Ertel stated that Francis continues to tell him he is not allowed in the residence. Officers instructed Francis that we do not have the ability to evict Ertel from the residence and the issue has to be solved in Housing Court. Both parties agreed to keep their distance and avoid contact for the remainder of the evening. A CJIS inquiry was conducted on all parties for active restraining orders and warrants which yielded negative results. Both parties were advised their rights under MGL209A and were instructed to handle the matter in court. Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060210-00 8/25/2021 11:28:00 PM 141219 AMANDA KENNEDY Location of Occurrence 8/27/2021 4:42:55 PM Boston Police Department Nature of Incident INVESTIGATE PERSON Narrative About 11:38pm on Wednesday, 08/26/2021, Officers Kennedy and Erb assigned to the A103F responded to a radio call for an investigate person, EMSINV, at 119 Beverly Street, Boston. On arrival, Officers were flagged down by front desk staff at The Victor, 110 Beverly Street, for a male who was unconscious and covered in vomit. Officers observed the male, later identified as Hector ROMAN (DOB: 11/23/1979, to be semi conscious and indeed covered in vomit. Boston EMS A1 arrived on scene and evaluated ROMAN who was released from their care. ROMAN was able to contact a friend, Mark, who agreed to pick ROMAN up in front of 110 Beverly Street and bring him to his residence. Officers waited with ROMAN until Mark arrived who was then released into Mark's care. Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060216-00 8/26/2021 12:23:00 AM 113322 JIMMY NGUYEN Location of Occurrence Nature of Incident INVESTIGATE PERSON Narrative linton About 12:23am on Thursday, 8/26/2021 Officer Nguyen and Rivera in the E202A responded to a radio call for non intimate domestic violence in progress at 20 Birchwood st Boston MA. Upon arrival, officers spoke with 911 caller Linton Young(DOB:05/24/1955) who stated that his son Linton Young Jr(DOB:02/06/2006) locked himself inside of his room. Linton stated that he did not let his son leave the house to go meet with his friends because it was late at night. Linton stated that his son tried to leave the house and he refused to let him do so. Linton stated that his son was upset and went to his room and locked himself inside. Linton Young Jr refused to open the door and speak with officers. Linton stated to officers that his son made no threats to harm himself or others, and there was no physical violence prior to officers arrival. Officers notified Linton that his son made no suicidal ideation or threats to harm others, so officers would not be able to make a force entry. Officers notified Linton that there was no crime for a child wanting to be alone inside of his room and that a force entry would only escalate things into a physical altercation. Officers notified Linton of his 209A rights and that he would be able to go to family court and speak with an advocate. Also on scene were Sgt. Elwood (E904), A18(Cohen and Perez), D02 (McCarthy). Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060217-00 8/26/2021 12:42:00 AM 153084 GERARD M GIBLIN Location of Occurrence Nature of Incident VAL - OPERATING AFTER REV/SUSP. Narrative 8/27/2021 4:42:56 PM Boston Police Department About 0042 hours on Thursday, August 26, 2021, Officer Giblin, assigned to the A432A, conducted a traffic stop for a violation of the auto laws at the corner of Cambridge Street and Blossom Street, Boston. While on patrol in the area, Officer Giblin conducted a random CJIS inquiry on Massachusetts registration 4TJ346, a 2006 Mercedes E350, gray in color. Officer Giblin learned that the vehicle had an expired registration at the time of the inquiry and that the registered owner had a suspended license, per the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles. Upon learning this information, Officer Giblin conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle at the above location. Officer Giblin approached the vehicle and made contact with the male operator who identified himself as the registered owner, Ross Matthews. Mr. Matthews was informed of the reason for the stop and stated to Officer Giblin that he no longer lives in the Massachusetts area and primarily lives in Chicago. He provided Officer Giblin with his Massachusetts license and stated that this was the only license he had. He stated that he was involved in previous issues in both Connecticut and New York and was attempting to resolve those issues with the registry in order for him to be able to remove the suspension status on his license. He also stated that he purchased vehicle insurance from an insurance company in Illinois, but for some reason he has been unable to renew his registration in Massachusetts. Officer Giblin informed Mr. Matthews that based on the information received from the registry database, the vehicle would need to be towed and he would be summonsed for Operating on a Suspended License. Mr. Matthews stated that he understood and was very cooperative during the entire interaction. A tow was requested for the vehicle and CitySide towing arrived (Tow Slip # 10185). A motor vehicle inventory was conducted in accordance with department policy. Mr. Matthews removed all personal items from the vehicle. No damage was observed on the exterior of the vehicle. Tow Line notified (Johnson). Mr. Matthews will be summonsed to appear in Boston Municipal Court for violating the following charges: M.G.L. Chapter 90, Section 23 - Operating with a Suspended License M.G.L. Chapter 90, Section 9 -Expired Registration He was issued Massachusetts Uniform Citation # T2380409. He provided a Massachusetts address of 44 Concolor Ave, Newton, MA 02458 in order for court documents to be sent to. During the vehicle stop, Officer Giblin's Body Worn Camera malfunctioned and only a portion of the incident was recorded on camera. Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060217-00 8/26/2021 12:42:00 AM 153084 GERARD M GIBLIN Location of Occurrence Nature of Incident VAL - OPERATING AFTER REV/SUSP. Narrative Traffic stop for suspended license and expired registration. Owner/operator summonsed. Citation # T2380409 No items removed by police. No exterior damage observed. Cityside Towing (Tow Slip # 10185) Tow Line notified (Johnson) Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060193-00 8/25/2021 10:19:00 PM 102955 MATTHEW CONLEY Location of Occurrence Nature of Incident FIREARM/WEAPON - FOUND OR CONFISCATED Narrative 8/27/2021 4:42:56 PM Boston Police Department Arrests Devon Alexis 17 SHEPTON ST DORCHETSER MA Kavon Lancaster Report Date & Time Complaint # Occurrence Date & Time Officer 212060193-00 8/25/2021 10:19:00 PM 102955 MATTHEW CONLEY Location of Occurrence Nature of Incident FIREARM/WEAPON - FOUND OR CONFISCATED Narrative Around 10:19 p.m. on Wednesday, 08/25/21, Officers M. Conley, Layden, Ramos and Trp Alldredge (VK16) under the supervision of Sgt. Jones (VK906) did conduct an investigation in the area of 17 Shepton Street which led to the arrest of Devon ALEXIS (04/30/00) and Kavon LANCASTER (05/03/01) for firearm related charges. Based on information gleaned from an active firearm investigation, officers received information that an unknown male, later identified as Devon Alexis (04/30/00), was in the presence of a firearm with an extended magazine. Although the male’s identity was unknown, officers are aware the extended magazines (“extendos”) are inherently illegal because they are capable of possessing more that ten rounds of ammunition. Officers further developed intelligence that around 10:00 p.m. on this evening, that this male (Alexis) was in the area of Dorchester Avenue and Shepton Street. Officers also believed this male was amongst a group and that he was heavily intoxicated.
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