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At least nine shots fired, around 11:55 p.m., in the area of 50 Ames St. No victims reported.

Boston Police report the man fatally shot on Ames Street Saturday afternoon was Dantley Leonard, 28, of Kingston.

Leonard, who formerly lived in Dorchester, leaves a young son and his twin brother, Danley.

A second person who was shot in the same incident is expected to survive.

Around 7:25 p.m. on Stratton Street, Stanley Staco reports.

Around 6:10 p.m. behind 5 Ames Way. The homicide unit was called in due to the severity of the victim's injuries.

Shortly before 7 p.m., somebody began firing a gun repeatedly from Stratton Street near Lucerne. A man standing on Westview Street near Ames Street was grazed by one of the bullets.

People shaken by last weekend's quadruple shooting in Dorchester are organizing a rally this Sunday to try to shake up the rest of the city to do something.

"We want to let the perpetrator(s) know that we are mad, and actively seeking justice for every victim of violence," organizers of the Shake the City event say. "Violence is becoming a terrorism in our community and we can no longer let violence rob our sense of security."

Organizers say they want to demand justice for Genevieve Philip, Kirsten Lartey and Sharrice Perkins, who died, and the fourth woman, who survived with a leg wound.

Their shooting was one of two quadruple shootings in Boston last Sunday.

Since then, a man was shot near Burke High School, a man was knifed to death in Dudley Square, a man was shot in Uphams Corner and a man was shot in Mattapan.

The rally begins at 2 p.m. at the tennis courts.

Boston Police are investigating a shooting around 1:15 p.m. at 80 Ames Way. The homicide unit was summoned to the scene.