Beantown's finest are on the hunt for two perps following a brazen daylight attack in Roxbury last week, and they need your eyes to crack this case. In an episode that's left locals rattled, Boston Police Department detectives are scouring for clues to ID two suspects tied to an assault and battery that shook up 655 Warren Street at 9:45 AM, last Thursday.
Wanted posters now pepper the city as the sleuths of Area B-2 delve into the gritty details of an incident that's got the neighborhood on edge. Caught by cams, the pair are plastered all over the Boston Police Department's website, with law enforcement pleading for public assistance. According to an announcement made yesterday by the BPD, "Detectives from Area B-2 are looking for assistance in identifying two individuals pictured here for an assault and battery that occurred at 9:45 AM, on Thursday, March 14, 2024 at 655 Warren Street, Roxbury." Their faces are out there, and the cops are counting on tipsters to spill the beans.
While digging for the truth, detectives are keeping the door wide open for tips, anonymous or not. The boys in blue aren't playing around—they want these goons off the streets. They're urging anyone with the lowdown on the situation to hit them up at 617-343-4275 to help them piece the puzzle together.
And for those out there wanting to do good without the spotlight, there's a way to whisper what you know. "Community members wishing to assist in this investigation anonymously can do so by calling the CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1-800-494-TIPS or by texting the word “TIP” to CRIME (27463)," assures the Boston PD. Fingers on the pulse, they've reassured that the identity of any snitch will be kept under tight wraps, valuing the informant's privacy as if it were their own. Their word, as seen on their official lore is as good as gold—quiet helpers will stay in the shadows, safe from the blowback.
For the full rundown and a gander at the suspects, witnesses can sharpen their eyes by visiting the official BPD repository at police.boston.gov. As the clock ticks and the culprits continue to roam free, every second counts. The city's guardians in blue stand ready to pounce on any lead, so if you know something—say something.
