Wow, first guy on the list shows a remarkable dedication to bringing havoc and misery to the city by any mean possible; he is a criminal savant. Adam, if you can keep us posted on his court case that would be appreciated.
Also hoping that the police will pay that storage place regular friendly visits.
People are always complaining that the city (and specifically the cops) don't do anything about drag racing, dirt bike gangs, and loud street parties. Glad to see that they really ARE paying attention and going after these quality-of-life scofflaws.
This happened right across the street from the City of Boston Animal Care & Control shelter. We’ve dealt with a lot of nonsense over the years. I’m glad to hear this summer will be quieter and less stressful for the animals in our care.
This is from March 2022 -good chance it was the same storage facility "Cullinane said many of the vehicles are stolen and not registered. At one self-storage facility in Roslindale, police in February seized around 50 stolen dirt bikes and ATVs, one in a string of confiscations over the last several years."
At the neighborhood meetings I go to, the community police officer doing the safety report regularly asks for tips (anonymous or not, your choice) for these kind of things. When you see a bunch of unregistered dirt bikes getting taken in and out of storage, the best thing to do is to report it. Informing and asking for follow ups from the local city councilor doesn't hurt. Asking the neighborhood association to bring the owner/manager of the problem property to the next community meeting and put them on the spot can also help. These things rarely get resolved at once but persistence pays off. I mean this in a friendly way; if I knew of such a problem place near where I live I would be calling daily until it gets cleaned up.
Until recently, this self-storage place advertised "contactless rentals" - presumably related to Covid concerns, but it makes me wonder if it's also a way for either the owners to deny culpability if they never had any face-to-face dealings with the people they rent to, and/or an advertisement to would-be criminals who see it as an opportunity to not have their comings and goings monitored.
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Wow, first guy on the list
Wow, first guy on the list shows a remarkable dedication to bringing havoc and misery to the city by any mean possible; he is a criminal savant. Adam, if you can keep us posted on his court case that would be appreciated.
Also hoping that the police will pay that storage place regular friendly visits.
This is huge
People are always complaining that the city (and specifically the cops) don't do anything about drag racing, dirt bike gangs, and loud street parties. Glad to see that they really ARE paying attention and going after these quality-of-life scofflaws.
Judging by the guns and drugs
Judging by the guns and drugs, it's more than just a quality of life issue.
This bust was wild…
This happened right across the street from the City of Boston Animal Care & Control shelter. We’ve dealt with a lot of nonsense over the years. I’m glad to hear this summer will be quieter and less stressful for the animals in our care.
This is from March 2022 -good
This is from March 2022 -good chance it was the same storage facility "Cullinane said many of the vehicles are stolen and not registered. At one self-storage facility in Roslindale, police in February seized around 50 stolen dirt bikes and ATVs, one in a string of confiscations over the last several years."
At the neighborhood meetings I go to, the community police officer doing the safety report regularly asks for tips (anonymous or not, your choice) for these kind of things. When you see a bunch of unregistered dirt bikes getting taken in and out of storage, the best thing to do is to report it. Informing and asking for follow ups from the local city councilor doesn't hurt. Asking the neighborhood association to bring the owner/manager of the problem property to the next community meeting and put them on the spot can also help. These things rarely get resolved at once but persistence pays off. I mean this in a friendly way; if I knew of such a problem place near where I live I would be calling daily until it gets cleaned up.
https://www.wcvb.com/article/5-investigates-boston-bracing-for-return-of...
Annual event
This is now an annual event at this facility. Terrible neighbor. I hope this is housing one day instead of storage for insane weapons.
Contactless rentals
Until recently, this self-storage place advertised "contactless rentals" - presumably related to Covid concerns, but it makes me wonder if it's also a way for either the owners to deny culpability if they never had any face-to-face dealings with the people they rent to, and/or an advertisement to would-be criminals who see it as an opportunity to not have their comings and goings monitored.
Not gonna lie- the 9mm with a
Not gonna lie- the 9mm with a silencer will never not look bad ass
Glad these guns are off the street
New ownership
After the last bust in 2022 the owner of Roslindale Storage sold. It is now a part of Life Storage a large chain.
Off-High Vehicles
That's a new one to me. I guess it's cop-speak for off road, high speed vehicles.