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BPD was also busy last night in the North End
By adamg on Sun, 08/20/2017 - 1:20pm
NorthEndWaterfront.com reports cops arrested 22 teenagers last night - on top of the 21 arrested Friday - as BPD makes good on its promise to crack down on allegedly drunken teens carousing through the streets.
UPDATE: BPD has released the numbers and locations of people arrested last night:
Winthrop, 8; New York, 4; Lynn, 2; Lynnfield, 2; East Boston, 1; Medford, 1; Everett, 1; Peabody, 1; Unknown, 2.
Charges included drinking in public and being a minor in possession of alcohol.
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So what you're hinting at is
More people have been arrested in connection with the Fisherman's Feast than with the stuff down on the Common yesterday?
No inferences on your coverage. You've been following the North End teenager issue for weeks. Still, the numbers are there.
Suburbanites suck
When they visit.
Are they really "suburbanites"?
Lynnfield sure, but Winthrop, East Boston, Medford and Lynn? Meh......
anyone outside of boston
anyone outside of boston proper is a surburbanite
You mean like West Roxbury, Lawrence and Chelsea?
I disagree.
What about those 4 New Yorkers?
I bet anything they spent their whole time in custody going on about what a "real city" is like and how Boston is nothing but a little town.
Suburbanites suck When they
Yep. Especially the grown ups that proclaim to be "die hard" sports fans. there should be a tax for them every time they come into boston because the lower the quality of life for actual boston residents.
the next boston garden should be built next to the 495 / 90 interchange so the celtics and bruins can be closer to their consumers.
Teenage Jobs Plan
They're getting paid by Soros, too.
North End Feasts
This looks like another longstanding neighborhood event that has devolved into something that some people think is alright to come into the city and think it's a place or an event to trash and just act in a way they wouldn't where they live.
Evacuation Day/Saint Patrick's Day comes to mind. From the links I read the arrests are high for the number of attendees.
I wish the police did the same in South Boston in March. Mind you the number of attendees are much higher for St. Patrick's Day/Evacuation Day, but the police are more inclined to write summonses.
Of late this city seems to be a drawing point for many who don't live here with intentions that are other than honorable.
Have a great week one and all!
Give the Southie St. Patrick
Give the Southie St. Patrick's Day bitching a rest at least until after Christmas please, sheesh!
Back to the topic at hand: been to Fisherman's Feast Sunday night flight of the angel several times... didn't seem like there were that many drunks from the 'burbs acting 'omfg I'm in the city' out of control. Yes, lots of drinkers, but fun 'orderly' drunks who were there to have a good time.
Depends on your definition of "orderly"
Click on the BPD link I just added to the original post for a statement by the captain for that police district.
I stand corrected.
I stand corrected.
maybe Sunday crowd is better behaved than Friday and Saturday?
I went Thursday night and saw no rowdy behavior whatsoever from anyone. It was fairly quiet overall.
charges were lowered and they
charges were lowered and they'll end up maybe getting community service.