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Three arrested in connection with July murder in Ashmont
By adamg on Fri, 08/28/2015 - 10:35pm
Boston Police report charging Tyshawn Pereira of Mattapan, 21, with the July 11 murder of Jean Louis on Bailey Street. Two other men, Michael Johnson-McNeil, 19, and and Bobby Robinson-Gilmere, 21, both of Dorchester, were charged as accessories after the fact.
Police report Pereira was already in custody on an unrelated matter. Johnson-McNeil and Robinson-Gilmere were arrested today by detectives from the homicide, gang and drug-control units, police say.
The three are scheduled for arraignment Monday in Dorchester Municipal Court.
Innocent, etc.
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Great work BPD.
Thank you BPD. Condolenses to all the families involved in yet another murder of a young man.
Seems like our young are
Seems like our young are being eaten: black by guns and gangs; white by OxyContin and heroin.
ASHMONT
School starts next week and thousands of children will travel though the area, I hope and pray they have a plan to protect the kids from the gangs that hang around the plaza.
It's truly terrifying to
It's truly terrifying to think that at some point during the school commute, children could be caught in the crossfire of gang members attempting to settle petty feuds.
Yes and the people doing the
Yes and the people doing the shooting are barely out of grade school themselves. Ashmont station is loud and scary when kids are getting out.
There are usually plain clothes police around at that time of the day. You can tell because they are all so fit and hip looking. They hang at flat black sometimes. But then they leave and all the crazies come back. It will change eventually.
Hang at Flat Black
Plainclothes officers hang at Flat Black coffee shop and watch the fights in the station? I have to say I don't blame them, they know the political leaders will not back them if they arrest troublesome teens for fighting or smashing out windows on trains.