Boston Police charge that David McKenny, 44, of Winthrop, forced a man at gunpoint into his car at Stuart and Tremont streets on Jan. 9, then used his gun to force the man to hand over his money.
Police say the man was then dumped out of the car near Washington and East Springfield streets.
McKenny is 5'7", weighs about 215 lbs. and has black hair and brown eyes.
If you know where he is, contact detectives at 617-343-5619 or drop an anonymous tip by calling 800-494-TIPS or texting TIP to CRIME.
Alleged shooter.
Held on $1 million bail;
Cops say he told them
he had beef.
WBZ reports city officials have started the process for shutting down Aria following Sunday's Girls Gone Wild shooting/smashing/rampaging.
WBZ also informs us that:
The "Girls Gone Wild" video series features young women in sexually provocative situations.
Just in case you didn't know.
The Globe, meanwhile, reports police were tipped off days before that trouble might happen, that members of the Youth Violence Strike Force were in attendance, that people were patted down at the entrance and yet, somehow, a guy managed to get a gun in:
George Regan, spokesman for Aria, said, "To call this incident bizarre is an understatement. This club spends a lot of time and money on security, and there were seven to nine police officers in there when this happened, so I don't know what else can be done."
George Regan, hmm?
The Herald focuses on the scene inside the nightclub as the rampage erupted:
While trying to escape, she said she fainted from terror recalling the 100 souls who died pushing and clawing their way toward the doors of The Station nightclub in Rhode Island as it burned to the ground in 2003.
Aria is accessed from Tremont Street by a steep, narrow staircase
Hmm, maybe the Fire Department should be joining the investigation?
And the Herald has a different quote from Regan:
... (Aria) takes security very seriously. When you send your kid to school, you don't expect them to be shot there, either.
Aria, 246 Tremont St., might have some explaining to do to city licensing officials after an all-out brawl shortly before the scheduled end of "Girls Gone Wild" night early this morning:
... The fight grew to about 20-35 people, as patrons started to swing champagne bottles striking people about the head and torso. Officers, at this time, were engaged with the crowd and trying to break up the various fights that had broken out.
While actively engaged with the crowd, officers heard one loud bang consistent with the sound of gunshots, followed by two to three more. An officers that was on a platform looked in the direction of the gunshots and observed the suspect standing about five feet away with his hands extended holding a black firearm randomly firing shots into the crowd. ...The suspect refused to heed officers' commands to drop the weapon as they attempted to remove the gun from his possession, and kept trying to reach for his waist.
After disarming the suspect, officers were now faced with an attack from the crowd who attempted to attack officers. Officers requested assistance from other units and alerted the dispatchers that officers were in trouble. Numerous units from around the city responded to the scene and after some time were able to secure the scene.
Initial tally: Damion Jamaal-Anthony Haley, 24, of Milton, charged with the shooting. Four injured people, including a state trooper, taken to the hospital. Haley already had six outstanding warrants, police say.
Channel 5 reports police shut down the streets around the club and brought in dogs to control the rampaging mob.
The Herald reports a Boston police officer got into a crash while racing to the scene. Channel 4 reports it was a K9 unit at the intersection of East Berkeley and Tremont.
John Daley says, sure, light up the Theater District:
The Theater District has bigger problems than a lack of flashing lights. But a Jumbotron (or four) would be a nice change from the dark, boring atmosphere that exists down there now.
Landsdowne Street and the Waterfront? I'm not so sure.
Jenny says you'll find them at the Intermission Tavern on Tremont in the Theater District:
... Skinny? Healthy? It was nice knowing you two, but step aside. I have a new friend now.
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