From Boston Police Area D-4
May 20
Massachusetts Avenue – Assault and Battery 903 Boylston St. – Assault and Battery
Massachusetts Avenue – Motor Vehicle Accident – Property Damage
Exeter Street – Towed Motor Vehicle
100 Newbury St. – Larceny, Shoplifting, $200 & Over
229 Newbury St. – Threats to Do Bodily Harm
239 Commonwealth Ave. – Investigate Person
May 21
443 Beacon St. – Breaking and Entering, Residence, Night – Attempt Force
310 Newbury St. – Assault and Battery
Newbury Street – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $200 & Over
Marlborough Street – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $50 to $199
207 Newbury St. – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $200 & Over
May 22
Commonwealth Avenue Motor Vehicle Accident – Property Damage
246 Newbury St. – Other Service/Event
171 Marlborough St.- Towed Motor Vehicle
400 Beacon St. Towed Motor Vehicle
419 Boylston St. Investigate Person
419 Boylston St. Possession of Burglarious Tools
301 Massachusetts Ave. Motor Vehicle Accident – Other
329 Newbury St. Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon – Knife
165 Newbury St. Motor Vehicle Recovered in Boston (Stolen in Boston)
May 23
710 Boylston St. – Larceny, Other, Under $50
731 Boylston St. – Property – Found
182 Newbury St – Larceny, Shoplifting, $200 & Over
330 Newbury St. – Larceny, Shoplifting, Under $50
May 24
321 Commonwealth Ave. – Fire Report – House, Building, Etc.
715 Boylston St. – Larceny, Bicycle, $200 & Over
16 Marlborough St. – Towed Motor Vehicle
353 Newbury St. – Larceny, Shoplifting, $50 to $199
Gloucester Street – Motor Vehicle Accident – Other
Back Street – Motor Vehicle Accident – Involving Bicycle
585 Boylston St. – Investigate Person
941 Boylston St. – Child Endangerment
Newbury Street – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $200 & Over
513 Beacon St. – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $200 & Over
73 Newbury St. – Larceny in a Building, $200 & Over
May 25
Massachusetts Avenue – Towed Motor Vehicle
Beacon Street – Robbery – Unarmed – Street
306 Commonwealth Ave. – Property – Accidental Damage
277 Marlborough St. – Larceny, Motor Vehicle Plates
May 26
Commonwealth Avenue Motor Vehicle Accident – Other
567 Boylston St. – Death Investigation
Boylston Street – Property – Lost
May 27
493 Massachusetts Ave. License Premise Violation
324 Commonwealth Ave. – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $200 & Over
121 Commonwealth Ave. – Towed Motor Vehicle
793 Boylston St. – Larceny, Bicycle, $200 & Over
90 Massachusetts Ave. – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $200 & Over
Massachusetts Avenue – Motor Vehicle Accident – Other
20 Marlborough St. – Motor Vehicle Accident – Personal Injury
Boylston Street – Assault and Battery
306 Commonwealth Ave. – Property – Accidental Damage
May 28
81 Newbury St. – Larceny, Other, $200 & Over
350 Newbury St. – Larceny in a Building, $200 & Over
50 Dalton St. – Larceny, Non-Accessory from Vehicle, $200 & Over
587 Boylston St. – Drugs – Uttering Prescription Controlled Substance
Newbury Street – Property – Lost
338 Newbury St. – Larceny, Other, Under $50
INCIDENTS
Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon – Knife
05/22/12 – At about 3:52 a.m., officers responded to a radio call at 329 Newbury St. for a fight involving a knife.
Upon arrival, police spoke to the victim, who stated the suspect attacked him with a knife after assaulting his girlfriend. The victim said he knocked the knife out of the suspect’s hand and held it for police.
After police broadcast a description of the suspect, police found an individual fitting that description on the Commonwealth Avenue Mall.
After the suspect told the officer he wanted to tell her what happened, she read him his Miranda rights. The suspect then stated he stabbed the victim and his girlfriend in self-defense.
Police brought the suspect back to the Newbury Street location, where the victim positively identified the suspect. The suspect was placed under arrest and transported to Area D-4 headquarters for booking. Police also turned over the knife to the Sexual Assault Unit as evidence.
A witness told police that the suspect asked him to watch his watch his bag before the suspect began swinging the knife at the victim and his girlfriend.
During the booking procedure police again read the suspect his rights before the suspect stated that he stabbed the victim and his girlfriend in self-defense after they called him a racial epithet and chased him down Newbury Street.