A Friday afternoon outside South Boston's James F. Condon School took a tense turn when reports of gunfire came in, prompting a fast police response to a block that is typically packed with students and after-school activity.
Police were called just before 3 p.m. to the area of 200 D Street, and investigators later recovered ballistic evidence at 111 Flaherty Way. As of Friday evening, no arrests had been reported and the case remained an active, ongoing investigation, according to Boston 25 News. The station said officers recovered ballistic evidence on Flaherty Way and described the probe as ongoing in a report published April 10, 2026.
Where It Happened
The James F. Condon School and the BCYF Condon community center share the address at 200 D Street in South Boston, placing the reported shots in a neighborhood that stays busy with students and after-school programs. The city's directory lists the community center at that location, per the City of Boston.
What Investigators Are Doing
Detectives recovered ballistic evidence at 111 Flaherty Way and canvassed the surrounding streets for witnesses. Officials said no arrests had been made, and authorities have not released any additional information about a possible suspect or motive while the investigation continues, according to the station's account.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the Boston Police Department or submit an anonymous tip to CrimeStoppers, per the Boston Police. For emergencies, residents are reminded to call 911.
