Boston Police are turning to the public for help to track down suspects connected to an assault and battery case in Roxbury. According to a police alert, the incident took place on May 15 at around 4:18 p.m. on Huntington Avenue. A woman was reportedly attacked by four individuals and pepper-sprayed by one of the suspects. Surveillance images of these individuals have been released in the hope that someone will come forward with identification.
The department's District B-2 detectives are asking anyone with information to step up and contact them directly. A Boston Police Department statement emphasizes that tips can be made anonymously, encouraging community cooperation. They're specifically looking to confidentially secure any photos or videos that could potentially be linked to the case.
Officers from District B-2 are determined to unravel the events that led to the assault. They stress that the safety of the victim and the community is paramount, and resolving this crime swiftly is a priority. In addition to photographs of the suspects, BPD has provided multiple avenues for people to safely relay any pertinent details they might have—be it by phone, text message, or through an online form.
With the investigation actively ongoing, BPD underlines the value of community involvement in capturing the suspects. While they are committed to bringing the perpetrators to justice, BPD acknowledges that they cannot do it alone. They are appealing to citizens to help potentially solve this crime by offering any bit of information, no matter how small. Tips can be made by calling (617) 343-4275, texting the word "TIP" to CRIME (27463), or by submitting through the CrimeStoppers website, the details of which were provided in their announcement.
