Tikee Beverly was indicted last month on charges alleging he committed five violent attacks against women in Jamaica Plain, Roxbury and Dorchester.
Alleged serial rapist Tikee Beverly was ordered held on $1 million cash bail Tuesday in Suffolk Superior Court for a string of violent crimes against women in Jamaica Plain and surrounding communities. Beverly, 36, from Roxbury was originally arraigned Feb. 5 on two attacks both on Washington Street in Jamaica Plain occurring on Feb. 2 and Feb. 3, according a statement from Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley last week. He is now charged with 13 offenses related to five known area attacks committed between September 2012 and February 2013, according to a statement from Conley Tuesday. The charges are: “These attacks all took place in broad daylight at abandoned or dilapidated buildings,” Conley said in the Tuesday statement. “There…
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Tikee Beverly allegedly committed 13 offenses related to five attacks in Jamaica Plain, Dorchester and Roxbury between September 2012 and February 2013.
A Roxbury man who had in February been brought up on rape charges stemming from two Jamaica Plain attacks has been indicted on three more violent attacks on women. Tikee Beverly, 36, is now charged with 13 offenses related to five known area attacks committed between September 2012 and February 2013, according to a statement from Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley’s office Thursday. Beverly was arraigned Feb. 5 on two attacks both on Washington Street in Jamaica Plain occurring on Feb. 2 and Feb. 3, according to the statement. Beverly is newly accused of attacks on Shirley Street in Dorchester on Sept. 13, 2012, Kenilworth Street in Roxbury on Dec. 27, 2012 and Arcadia Park in Dorchester on Jan. 11, 2013. He will be arraigned in …
DA Conley: Massachusetts has some very strong and sensible gun legislation, but the great majority of gun crimes here are committed with firearms from states with looser laws.
Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley was first elected DA in 2002. He was previously an assistant district attorney for the office and a Boston City Councilor. He answered some questions from Patch. Patch: You've done a lot of work on anti-bullying, did you ever think anti-bullying would be a focus of the DA's office? How was bullying treated when you were growing up? Conley: Children and teens should be able to learn and grow without fear of bullying, harassment, threats, or violence. It is easy to claim that bullying is a rite of passage for youngsters, but we know that’s just not true. We understand the harm that bullying can cause. The very nature of bullying has changed since I was young. Victims once had an escape when they …
Following up on two nights of shootings last week in Roxbury’s H-Block neighborhood, police tracked a suspect to Heath Street and made an arrest.
Two gang-related shootings resulted in the arrest of a Braintree man at the Bromley-Health Housing Development last week. Paul Warlond, 22, was charged Monday in Roxbury District Court with two counts each of armed assault with intent to murder, unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition, and discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a building for incidents on March 7 and 8, according to a statement from the office of Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley. Walrond is accused of shooting at – but not hitting – an 18-year-old male on Holworthy Street just after 7:00 on the evening of March 7. He is also accused of shooting a second victim, this one a 22-year-old male, on the same street shortly before 8:00 p.m…
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2:47 pm on Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Great work on the part of E-13! LOTS of crime reporting here - the Patch could make us scared to death to live in J.P. Now let's have some stories about 22-year-olds who are community leaders in improving the neighborhood. How about a feature on Beantown Society, Hyde Square Task Force Peer Leaders, Egleston YMCA Peer Leaders, Teen Empowerment? more ›
Suffolk County has more than 11,000 federal employees, most of whom work in veterans' affairs.
The numbers here show the federal employees in Massachusetts by county in 2012, according to the latest figures from Eye on Washington, a DC-based lobbying firm that tracks federal employment. It compiles the data from the Office of Personnel Management, Federal Employment Statistics and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. While much has been made written on how the current sequestration battle in Washington could affect the national economy, these numbers are meant to give readers a sense of the sequestration at the local level. No one knows for certain what the sequestration cuts, some $85 billion, will mean exactly. Even if the March 1 federal cuts are enacted, the full effects would not be felt immediately. The government is required to …
Louis Anthony Williams is the fifth convict to be arrested on new charges after being released.
Another released criminal originally convicted on drug charges has been arrested for supplying crack cocaine to a drug dealer. Louis Anthony Williams, 30, faced a charge of distributing a class B substance in Boston Municipal Court Tuesday, according to Suffolk District Attorney Press Secretary Jake Wark in a press statement. Rayshawn Morris, 37, of Jamaica Plain led Plainclothes officers to Williams in the area of Tufts Medical Center Saturday after he told them he could obtain drugs for them, according to the statement. Morris contacted Williams using an officer’s cell phone. He then walked the officers to the area of Washington Street and William E. Mullins Way, where he handed Williams $50 in “pre-marked buy money,” according to the …
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Peter Terry
6:41 am on Thursday, March 28, 2013
It is high time that we talked back to government. Dan Conley says: "With every gun taken off the street, you can be certain that a violent crime has been prevented." But Dan, that's not the problem...it is not the presence of guns on the street that is causing violent crime. You said it yourself -- "Many of our fatal and non-fatal shootings are gang-related and retaliatory in nature"-- push for … more ›