Boston, September 16, 2025
News Summary
The Boston Police Department logged 208 incidents including arrests for violent crimes, property crimes, and drug offenses from Sunday to Monday. Notably, there were no homicides reported. Several high-profile arrests included assaults and drug distribution charges, highlighting ongoing public safety challenges in the city. The report serves as a summary of crime trends and law enforcement activities over the specified period.
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The Boston Police Department reported responses to at least 208 incidents and a series of arrests between 10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 14 and 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 15, 2025. There were no reported homicides during the 24-hour period. Arrests and incidents included violent and property crimes, drug-related offenses, and a number of thefts and burglaries.
Summary of arrests and most serious matters
During the period, officers arrested or charged several individuals on charges ranging from assault with a dangerous weapon and drug distribution to shoplifting and failure to register as a sex offender. The report lists multiple aggravated assaults and one robbery among the incidents logged. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Notable arrests
- Andrew Cane, 8 Falkland Street, Brighton — arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (M.G.L. Chapter 265 Section 15A(B)).
- Nanyely Moore, 29 Jette Ct., Brighton — accused of assault and battery of a pregnant victim (M.G.L. Chapter 265 Section 13A(B)).
- Jennifer Hewitt, 31 Woolson Street, Dorchester — arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (M.G.L. Chapter 265 Section 15A(B)).
- Shauna Keller, 77 Columbus Ave., Boston — charged with possession of a class B drug for distribution (M.G.L. Chapter 94C Section 32A(A)).
- Jonathan Duong, 10 Lowell Street, Worcester — arrested for distribution of a class B drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94C Section 32A(A)).
- Kevin Pope, 170 Morton Street, Jamaica Plain — charged with distribution of a class D drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94C Section 32C(A)).
- Janice Payne, 34 E Springfield Street, Boston — accused of possession of a class B drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94 Section 34).
- Paul Gallagher — charged with larceny of a firearm (M.G.L. Chapter 266 Section 30(1)).
- Latoya Minus, 95 Whitfield Street, Boston — arrested for shoplifting over $100 by asportation (M.G.L. Chapter 266 Section 30A).
- Tiffany Monteiro, 7 Nelson Drive, Randolph — charged with shoplifting over $100 by asportation (M.G.L. Chapter 266 Section 30A).
- Jefferey Mitchell, 7 Colonel Michael J. Mcdonough Way, South Boston — charged with shoplifting over $100 by asportation (M.G.L. Chapter 266 Section 30A).
- Phillip Wikerson, 214 Harvard Street, Dorchester — arrested for criminal operation of a motor vehicle with a suspended license (M.G.L. Chapter 90 Section 23).
- Audie Whitaker, 180 Winthrop Street, Dorchester — wanted on a warrant.
- Charles Summers, 112 Southampton Street, Roxbury — wanted on an out-of-city warrant.
- Ezequiel Aranda, 112 Atkinson Street, Boston — charged as an unregistered hawker and peddler (Boston Ordinance 14 Section 269).
- Benjamin Josey, 1059 Tremont Street, Boston — failed to register with the Sex Offender Registry Board (SORB).
- Cherish Hayes and Ronald Hayes, both listed at 1524 Marquis Lane, Hobbs, New Mexico — charged with misdemeanor breaking and entering (M.G.L. Chapter 266 Section 16A).
- Pamela Gonzalez-Moore, 15 Wildwood Street, Dorchester — charged with disorderly conduct (M.G.L. Chapter 272 Section 53).
Incident breakdown
Police logs for the 24-hour span included the following categories and counts:
- 1 robbery
- 10 aggravated assaults
- 1 commercial burglary
- 2 residential burglaries
- 6 instances of larceny from vehicles
- 21 other reported larcenies
- 1 reported auto theft
Legal and privacy notes
Arrest charges are listed with the corresponding Massachusetts General Laws (M.G.L.) or local ordinance cited where provided. Individuals named in arrest reports are considered innocent unless convicted in a court of law. In cases involving domestic and sexual violence, Massachusetts privacy law restricts release of certain information to protect alleged victims; such details are not included in the public report.
Context and what this means for residents
The volume and mix of incidents reflect a range of public-safety issues typical of an urban environment, including violent crime, theft, and drug-related offenses. Residents seeking specific information about an incident or arrest should contact the Boston Police Department directly or consult official public records for confirmation and updates. For matters involving personal safety or ongoing criminal activity, callers should use the appropriate emergency or non-emergency numbers.
Where to find updates
New developments—such as charges filed in court, case dispositions, or additional arrests—can change reported details. Official court records and law enforcement releases provide the most current status for criminal cases. The police report covers the specified 24-hour window and does not summarize later actions or outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time period does this report cover?
The report covers responses and arrests from 10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 14 to 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 15, 2025.
How many incidents did police respond to?
Officers responded to at least 208 reported incidents during the 24-hour period covered in this report.
Were there any homicides reported?
No homicides were reported during this timeframe.
Are the arrested people guilty?
All defendants listed are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Why is information about domestic or sexual violence not included?
Massachusetts privacy law limits public release of information related to domestic and sexual violence to protect alleged victims; as a result, those details are withheld from public reports.
How can I get more information about a specific arrest or case?
For the latest case status, consult official public records or contact local law enforcement or court clerks who maintain those records.
Quick reference table
| Category | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Total reported incidents | 208 | All incidents logged by the Boston Police Department during the 24-hour period. |
| Homicides | 0 | No homicides reported. |
| Robbery | 1 | Single robbery reported within the period. |
| Aggravated assaults | 10 | Includes assaults requiring elevated charges. |
| Burglaries (commercial/residential) | 3 | 1 commercial burglary, 2 residential burglaries. |
| Larceny from vehicles | 6 | Thefts reported from motor vehicles. |
| Other larceny | 21 | Various thefts reported during the period. |
| Auto thefts | 1 | One reported stolen vehicle case. |
| Arrests listed by name | 20+ | Multiple arrests and wanted persons named in the report; see article list for details. |
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