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Police hunt man they say tried to drag a woman into an alley outside Tufts Medical Center early this morning

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Surveillance photo via BPD.

Boston Police report they are looking for a man who attacked a woman on Washington Street outside Tufts Medical Center around 5:20 a.m.

During the incident, an adult female victim was approached from behind by the male suspect who placed his hands on her face while dragging her towards a nearby alleyway. The victim immediately screamed for help and was able to break free from the suspect who then fled the area on foot. The victim sustained minor injuries during the incident but declined medical attention on scene.

Anybody with information can contact detectives at 617-343-4248 or the anonymous tip line by calling 800-494-TIPS or by texting TIP to CRIME (27463).

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We just need to give young people better opportunities.

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...is Notfromboston saying the quiet part out loud.

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fuck? Is that a C.H.U.D?

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That area under the oppressive connecting bridge, or whatever it’s called, between the two Tufts buildings, is the dreariest creepiest place in all of Boston, in my opinion. An example of how architecture can crush spirits.

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Are you blaming architecure on potential assaults?

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Making places safer with lighting, architecture, cameras, etc.

But this kidnapper is at fault here, not the alley.

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And I’m serious. The place gives me the creeps.

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The bigass bridge across Washington where there's consistent car/bike/bus/foot traffic going past?

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At 5:20 am and other times of the day it can be rather desolate. I dislike the place 24/7.

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Not really relevant, but it's there. Much smaller and higher up. It goes over Harvard St between Harrison Ave and Tyler St.

I actually didn't know about the big one over Washington until your post.

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I think that one is pretty cool.
The nicest one I ever saw was a arched timber one in a tiny hilltop town near Benevento, Italy high up between two tall ancient stone houses on a steep sloping narrow street.

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