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Armed-robbery suspects crash car, get arrested | Universal Hub
We were coming out of Uno's at Kenmore Square around 10:30 and there was a black car racing down Beacon Street inbound being pursued at high speed by around five cruisers. A few moments after they'd gone through Kenmore Square the cars were going back outbound on Comm Ave, with several other cruisers coming from other directions. We didn't hear the crash, even though we were a few blocks away.
Not just the realtor weasels - the residents themselves. If people in the South End want to be able to park in Back Bay, then they bitch to get themselves included in the Back Bay zone. People in Roslindale recently got themselves moved to the West Roxbury auto insurance district to get lower rates. The address moves, the house stays the same.
Jeremy Williams, 29, of Dorchester, was charged with armed robbery. Juan Pimental, 29, of Revere, was charged with armed robbery, receiving a stolen motor vehicle, refusal to stop and driving to endanger. State Police also cited him for failure to stop for a police officer and for attaching plates. Police say the gun turned out to be a replica.
Boston Police report Williams showed a gun and got into a black Lincoln Town Car headed down St. Botolph toward Mass. Ave.
Officers spotted a black Lincoln Town Car at Huntington and South Huntington"
Officers activated their emergency blue lights in their BPD unmarked vehicle and initiated a motor vehicle stop on South Huntington Street by Perkins Street. The suspect vehicle initially stopped for officers but then sped off on South Huntington St. toward Centre St. Officers radioed BPD operations that the suspect VEHICLE had fled and were then assisted by a marked BPD police cruiser.
Without any regard for public safety, the suspect vehicle turned left onto Centre St, onto Boylston St, left onto Chestnut St, left onto Mozart St, left onto Centre St, right onto Gayhead St, left onto Mindon St, right onto Schiller St, right onto Heath St, left onto Parker St, left onto Ruggles St, across Huntington Ave, straight towards Park Drive crossing the intersection of Brookline/Boylston Street continuing towards Audubon Circle. The suspect vehicle then turned right on Beacon Street and continued into Kenmore Square straight onto Commonwealth Ave turning left onto Kenmore Street towards Bay State Road. The suspect vehicle continued on Bay State Drive where it attempted to turn right onto Commonwealth Ave. As the suspect vehicle approached a red light at the intersection of Bay State Road and Commonwealth Avenue, it attempted to evade officers by driving onto the side walk around a car that was waiting at the red light.
...Ramadan Residency Resolved
Ramadan won the Republican nomination for the 87th District in a race against Brambleton resident Jo-Ann Chase Aug. 23. The residents who brought the suit, Barbara Dixon, Eleanor Lockwood, Carl Wootten, Ruri Wootten and Margery Wallo, are registered voters in Loudoun. However, Ramadan's attorney Charles King challenged whether they in fact are registered voters, claiming the suit provided no evidence of their residency.
At the allowance of Horne, the residents' attorney Jonathan Moseley brought Dixon, Wallo and Lockwood to the stand to testify to their residency and their reason for bringing the suit. Each said they wanted "the truth about where Mr. Ramadan lives." On questioning from King, Lockwood and Wallo each said they were approached about bringing the suit; Wallo was contacted by a pro-life advocate and Lockwood was contacted by Chase herself, but did not remember if that was before or after the primary.
"I've only been in Loudoun County a short time, but it seems to be the practice of politicians to make musical chairs out of their residences to run for political office," Lockwood said. "I don't think that's right."
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