Boston Police Detectives from District B-2 are reaching out to the community, soliciting assistance in identifying a suspect involved in two distinct armed robberies dated Tuesday, May 21st, as reported by the BPD News. The first incident took place at the Total by Verizon store on Hancock Street in Dorchester, while the second occurred on Dudley Street, Roxbury, both incidents separated by a two-hour gap that paints a timeline of urgent retreat and reemergence.
The individual sought by the police is described as a bald male in his mid-40s, sporting facial hair, and has a medium brown skin tone, with a height of about 5'7" and a thin to medium build, sightings of the suspect were during the time of the robberies, he was donning a brown plaid jacket, light blue jeans, a "boonie" style hat and white sneakers during the first robbery and then later spotted wearing a white hat, a long sleeve plaid shirt, light blue pants, white sneakers and carrying a Stop & Shop bag. In conjunction with the individual, a white Mercedes Benz bearing Massachusetts registration 4TGF27 has been identified to have association with both crimes, signaling a vehicle of escape, a steed of anonymity amidst the urban sprawl.
In their effort to resolve these felonies, the Boston Police have urged anyone in possession of information pertinent to these events to step forth and make contact with the District B-2 Detectives at (617) 343-4275, this call for witnesses is an echoing plea in the halls of community, where silence often reigns, but truth awaits its summoning.
For those preferring discretion, and anonymity, Boston Police provides an alternative via the CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 (800) 494-TIPS or text messaging the word 'TIP' to CRIME (27463), assurances have been made, assurances etched in the ethos of their duty, that identities of contributors will be cloaked and shielded by the department, for it is in the shadowed release of information that light might shine on justice's path.
