Hey, there! Log in / Register

One dead, one injured in Franklin Field shooting

Around 4:45 p.m. at 50 Ames St. The dead victim was found in front of the building; the second victim was found behind the building, shot to the shoulder and was able to walk to the ambulance. One of the victims was shot outside 70 Ames St.

Boston Police report both victims were in their late 20s.

Neighborhoods: 
Topics: 


Ad:


Like the job UHub is doing? Consider a contribution. Thanks!

Comments

Did the person die? Fox 25 news just said life threatening injuries unless you got it right and there not updated

up
Voting closed 0

Update.

To be honest, I heard it on the scanner. Sadly, it's usually a good indicator that somebody's died when one police supervisor asks which hospital the victims are going to, and another one answers something like "The viable one is going to ..." (Boston first responders distinguish between victims as "viable" and "non-viable").

up
Voting closed 0

It's hard to hear it, sure, but it's even harder being the BPD. Imagine being the people actually seeing this stuff.

up
Voting closed 0

I mentioned the scanner only because there seemed to be a question as to where I got my information.

I fully realize that first responders (police, firefighters, EMTs and paramedics) see some horrific things and I don't know how they cope with that and salute them for continuing to serve.

up
Voting closed 0

The no words to express my deepest condolences to you Ms. F. you have lost so so so much in your life. I remember being your neighbor and you were and are the loving person. To have have lost so so so much.
My me, mom and family are prayer for your comfort during this unimaginable lost. I love you and wrapp my arms around from a distance.

I ask everyone to try to refrain from spectacularly blogging.

up
Voting closed 0

My condolences on your and their loss.

up
Voting closed 0

How many more? Our community have suffered to many lost to violence in that area, it's gotten to the point when came around times many; there were no kids outside, no families, sitting in their back yards chilling. Fear and truama Franklin Field and it's residents right grips were there no sun and sun is shining.

To all the powers to be and you know who you are get in there and help. The community is under seizes literally. You must send in resources of all kinds to help the community to heal, failure to act is committing this community to soon. This darkest will spread, please any one help in a coordinated effort. If you want to help contact the city's 311 hotline or BHA Community Service Department.
please no lip services and leave your "hats i.e. titles at home". The kids omg the kids need Bostonians.

up
Voting closed 0

For your eloquence in sending a message to city leaders. The political elite have ignored the plight of inner city blacks and rust belt whites. The biggest fear of the political elite is not Trump it is the fear that the forgotten class of blacks and whites will join together and send the vote for me I'm better than you a message.

up
Voting closed 0

Thank you admag
as tears run down my cheeks for all who have lost there and for the Community, please someone help us.
Despite people's beliefs, misconceptions and stereotypes; many people in public housing are honest hard working, loving people for various reasons and some not of their choice live in public housing. And they\we live\lived in public housing does not mean we are on drugs or criminals on the contrary. There many times people who don't live there bring there problems. There is a lot to be done by residents too, however right now most or some are too frieghten and traumatized to move. Please help.

up
Voting closed 0

I listen to the scanner at night have heard a lot of craziness over the years also been a victim and unfortunately lost several associate's over the years including my girlfriend 's brother still an unsolved homicide

up
Voting closed 0