A late-night stabbing on Emerson Street in South Boston has detectives asking residents to come forward with any information that might help track down a suspect.
Boston police say the assault and battery with a dangerous weapon was reported at about 10:27 p.m. on March 6 in the area of 126 Emerson St., and the case is currently under review by detectives assigned to District C-6.
According to Newport Dispatch, investigators have not announced any arrests and are asking anyone with information to come forward. Police have classified the incident as an assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and are canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses.
How to tip police
Anyone with information is urged to contact District C-6 detectives at (617) 343-4742 or reach out to the Boston Police Crime Stoppers program.
Per the Boston Police Department, anonymous tips can be made by calling 1-800-494-TIPS, texting "TIP" to CRIME (27463), or using the department's online tip form, which also allows people to submit photos and videos.
Other recent incidents in South Boston
South Boston has seen its share of high-profile violence and public safety alerts in recent years, from beach fights to late-night confrontations that drew statewide attention.
As reported by Carson Beach stabbing amid large brawl, a May 2024 clash at Carson Beach ended with a man stabbed and police once again asking the public to help identify witnesses, a reminder of how quickly crowded public spaces can turn volatile.
As the Boston Police Crime Stoppers page notes, "Photos and videos related to the investigation can also be submitted anonymously via CrimeStoppers." If you witness a crime in progress, police urge you to call 911 immediately before submitting any follow-up tips through Crime Stoppers.
