Shots Fired Tuesday Night, No One Hurt

These reports were submitted from the Boston Police Department and took place within Charlestown's District, A-15. The time and place of the alleged crimes are listed. Persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

May 22: Assault with a firearm

About 11:30pm, officers responded to O’Brien Court for a report of shots fired. Witness informed officers a black male ran from behind a dumpster with a gun and fired shots at 4 to 5 other males. Officers did recover a shell casing on the street and also found a bullet lodged in a parked motor vehicle. At this time no victims were located as a result of the investigation that followed four individuals were placed under arrest. At this time no weapon has been recovered.

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May 14: Breaking and entering into a residence—no force

Victim on Medford Street reported that, between 4pm and 6pm, someone unscrewed the door lock to her apartment and entered the home. Taken was a lap top computer. The victim believes she knows the suspect. Detectives will investigate.

May 16: Warrant arrest

Officers in Sullivan Square placed an individual under arrest for an outstanding Quincy court warrant.

May 15: Theft

A victim on Bunker Hill Street reported that, sometime between 1:20pm and 3:30pm, unknown  person(s) stole four to five  sections of copper drain pipe from the side and rear of his building. Matter is under investigation.

May 16: Warrant Arrest

Officers on Spice Street placed an individual under arrest for an outstanding Lynn court warrant charging possession of class a drugs.

May 17: Ballistic evidence found

A concerned citizen stated to officers that, while walking on Alford Street by the shoreline, he found a clip to a firearm with bullets still inside. The clip appeared to be eroded. Item to be forwarded to the ballistics unit.

May 20: Bike Theft

Victim on constitution rd. Reported to officers that someone stole her childs bike from the dock area of the marina. Victim also informed officers this is the fourth or fifth bicycle theft in the same area.