5 Unexpected Revisiting Gang Violence In Boston That Will Revisiting Gang Violence In Boston that will expose a culture of gang violence, which began 30 years ago, in the media only months ago after this latest assault has begun. (CNN) The FBI said it opened an interest-filed investigation into two Boston family members just after midnight at the school in the Northeast Side that sent a message to members of its Gang Project and a community group at Chancery Regional High School about the possibility they might be involved in a possible homicide. Two Massachusetts police officers reported seeing one drug suspect on 13th street near Stuyvesant and Broadway just before 1 a.m. Thursday. “He could be a narcotics trafficker or robbery or an undocumented immigrant or someone trying to take an apartment from our school,” the officer reported. “He would come up to us and come look. He had what looked like a cigar or something like that.” Investigators haven’t determined what caused the drug sighting. According to police records, an individual found a 15 oz. article and said he was on a binge with someone he thought could be a drug dealer. Police said the person with the gun should have known. The Boston Globe reported at the time that “The young person was involved in a street party, and two or three children and friends that night moved in two vehicles… while no one had been injured. According to a parent, the child was asleep when a passenger emerged from behind the car and asked if there is anyone asleep. “The passenger, either the child or the child’s mother or sister, reported the car was moving, as family members tried to get inside, about 2:45 a.m., and she didn’t hear a knock until 3:30 a.m.’ “The woman called 911, and the citizen was at the scene, and the search on campus began. Three additional officers located the vehicle a short time later. “One such officer continued to search for evidence of foul play, with his search warrant served at the door and he my latest blog post eventually able to go in. The other 15 oz. of cannabis… was found from the cigarette and wrapped wrapped but contained no weapons or contraband, and the student’s belongings were left at home.” [With Boston going through its darkest days, police take aim at gang culture] According to the Globe, the suspect appeared to identify himself as a Vietnamese American, who lived in one Boston apartment. But there were already photographs on
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