The Boston Police Department is actively seeking assistance from the community to identify three individuals suspected of being involved in an assault that occurred in the vicinity of the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 17.
This incident took place around 4 p.m. near the crossroads of E 2nd Street and M Street, according to a statement from the police. This location is merely two blocks from the parade route, highlighting the proximity to the day’s festivities.
The first suspect is characterized as a slender Caucasian male, seen wearing a Celtics jersey over a dark, long-sleeved shirt, topped with a tan scally cap. The other two suspects, both African American males, were noted for their black puffer vests. The second suspect was distinguished by his red long-sleeved shirt paired with light-colored pants and shoes, while the third suspect was observed in a navy blue long-sleeved shirt with matching pants and light-colored footwear.
Additionally, there was mention of a fourth suspect, also an African American male, though no visual depiction was provided.
The Boston Police Department is earnestly requesting anyone with information regarding this assault to come forward and contact them at (617) 343-4742. For those preferring to remain anonymous, tips can be submitted by dialing 1-(800)-494-TIPS or by texting “TIP” to CRIME (27463).
In their communication, the department assured, “The Boston Police Department will rigorously protect the identities of all individuals willing to contribute to this investigation anonymously.” This statement underscores the department’s commitment to confidentiality for those aiding in the investigation.