Bromley-Heath

Shortly before 10 p.m. No victim on the scene, but evidence of at least three shots fired - including a bullet that wound up inside 154 Heath St. A gun was also recovered.

A Braintree man associated with Jamaica Plain's Heath Street gang was ordered held in lieu of $75,000 bail today on charges he shot somebody on the home turf of the rival H-Block gang on Friday after he allegedly tried but failed to shoot somebody else on the same street the night before, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports.

Prosecutors had asked for bail of $1 million for Paul Walrond, 22, of Braintree, at his arraignment today in Roxbury District Court. Judge David Weingarten set the lower amount.

UPDATE: Reactions from the DA's office and the victim's family in the comments below.

The Supreme Judicial Court today ordered a new trial for Lamory Gray, ruling the Heath Street gang member got an unfair trial before he was convicted of murdering somebody he thought was a member of the rival H-Block gang in 2006.

The court ruled a rap video, in which Gray was seen apparently pledging as a member of Heath Street, should not have been entered as evidence in his 2009 trial because it unfairly prejudiced the jury against him without having any direct connection to Herman Taylor's murder. Taylor was a Metco student who had nothing to do with gangs.

Jamie tweeted around 8:30 p.m.:

20+ shots fired by Jackson SQ: Heath, Terrace, Parker blocked off. Police dogs out.

Stanley Staco tweets that happened about 15 minutes earlier before a similar massive outpouring of lead a few blocks north on Terrace Street:

Gun Battle btw 2 Cars (over 20 shots Fired), folks runnin, 166 Terrace St, 1 Vict Shot & Down

Boston Police report a teenager was shot around 12:30 a.m. on Monday at 960 Parker St.

The 19-year-old was taken to Beth Israel Hospital and is expected to survive, police say, adding officers on patrol in the area at the time reported hearing shots coming from the direction of Bickford Street.

Last Thursday, a 23-year-old man was shot at 170 Heath St.

Updated Wednesday morning.

Boston Police report a man was shot in the stomach around 2:15 p.m. at 170 Heath St. The man, who was found at 154 Heath, was taken to Brigham and Women's Hospital and is expected to survive.

Timothy Hearns, 20, will be arraigned this afternoon in Roxbury District Court on charges he gunned down the young honor student at a Bromley-Heath basketball court on May 8.

Neighbors for Neighbors has set up a condolences page in memory of the 14-year-old honor student murdered on a Bromley-Heath basketball court.

WBUR, meanwhile, posts After Violence, Stories Of Love At Bromley-Heath, by a reporter who's spent the past few months visiting the project.

It might look something like this: