100 evacuated from Blue Line train; regime still wants to make Boston hand over immigrants
Blue Line train evacuated after overhead power line comes down on it
July 23
Boston firefighters and MBTA workers responded to the Blue Line between Orient Heights and Suffolk Downs after something happened with the overhead power wire, it came down on a train and it briefly began smoking, around 8:05 p.m.
Regime won't quit trying to force Boston to hand over immigrants
July 23
Regime lawyers formally said today they are appealing a federal judge's May ruling that they can't force Boston Police to hand over immigrants not facing criminal charges - or make the city council stop saying mean things about the inhumanity of what the regime is up to.
The price of a Norfolk County jail beatdown: $250 and a honey bun
July 23
A Boston man spending some time at the Norfolk County Correctional Center in Dedham now faces a federal charge that he attacked and tried to strangle another inmate whom he was told was a snitch helping the feds prosecute some people in federal court.
Accused Boylston bludgeoner to undergo testing to determine if he is competent to stand trial
July 23
A Boston Municipal Court judge today ordered Ashlie Jeremie held without bail - and sent to Bridgewater State Hospital to determine if he is competent to stand trial on charges he killed one man outside the Boylston T stop and attacked another on Beach Street in Chinatown yesterday morning.
Man tried to shoot some rivals on Bowdoin Street but instead killed his friend, DA says
July 23
A Dorchester man who got into a gun battle with some rivals off Bowdoin Street in Dorchester early on May 22 was ordered held without bail today on a murder charge because while he missed them he fatally shot his friend during the exchange, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports.
Man charged for July 5 murder in Grove Hall
July 23
Boston Police report arresting the man they say shot Travis Washington to death at Blue Hill Avenue and Castlegate Road.
Inspector clears South Station Starbucks to re-open
July 23
On its third inspection in five days, a Boston health inspector yesterday found no rats, no mice, no other problems at the Starbucks at South Station and re-instated its food-serving license.
