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Weekly North End Police Blotter

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Weekly North End Police Blotter

BPD - Boston Police Department Badge LogoHighlighted incidents from this week’s Boston Police journal log:

Noisy Party
01/17/10          3:18am
Fleet St. resident arrested for “Keeper of a Disorderly House,” after failure to comply to clear his apartment of a group of people attending a loud party.

Larceny in a Building
01/21/10          1:00pm-3:00pm
Female victim reports her wallet was stolen from her purse inside of a Parmenter St. building.

View all incidents this week (pdf).

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