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Boston Police Report 168 Incidents and Multiple Arrests

Police officers responding to incidents in Boston

Boston, September 22, 2025

News Summary

The Boston Police Department reported a high volume of calls, responding to at least 168 incidents, including five robberies and eight aggravated assaults, over a 24-hour period. No homicides were reported, and several arrests were made for various offenses, including drug possession and disorderly conduct. The department also seeks public assistance in identifying a theft suspect connected to an incident at a local mall.

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Boston Police Department reported incidents and arrests from 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19 to 10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 21. During that 24-hour period, officers responded to at least 168 reported incidents and made a series of arrests tied to a range of offenses. There were no reported homicides in this time frame. The department also requested public assistance in identifying a theft suspect from an earlier mall incident.

Key details

The Boston Police Department recorded a high volume of calls, including five robberies, eight aggravated assaults, one commercial burglary, two instances of larceny from a vehicle, 14 other larceny reports, and two reported auto thefts. In addition to routine responses, specialized units conducted targeted operations, and detectives are actively investigating several cases.

Arrests Made

The following arrests were listed by the department. All entries use the wording provided in the police report.

  • Adam Fahim, 14 Trinity Road, Winchester: Disorderly conduct (M.G.L. Chapter 272 Section 53).
  • Theo Jean Baptiste: Unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle (M.G.L. Chapter 90 Section 10).
  • Robert Myles, 140 Adams Street, Dorchester: Carrying a dangerous weapon (M.G.L. Chapter 269 Section 10(B)).
  • Shaquille Daniels, 39 Boylston Street, Boston: Possession of a class A drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94c Section 34).
  • Sharleen McNeil, 67 Townsend Street, Roxbury: Possession of a class B drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94c Section 34).
  • Andrea Bono, 112 Southampton Street, Boston: Shoplifting over $100 by asportation (M.G.L. Chapter 266 Section 30a).
  • Shauna Keller, 77 Columbus Ave., Boston: Possession to distribute of a class B drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94c Section 32a(A)).
  • Bennie Strickland, 156 Bernard Street, Dorchester: Assault (M.G.L. Chapter 265 Section 13a).
  • William Smith, 21 Corwin Street, Boston: Public drinking (Boston Ordinance 16-12.28).

Incident report summary

Boston Police responded to at least 168 reported incidents during the 24-hour period. Among those reports, officers logged the counts noted above for robberies, aggravated assaults, commercial burglary, larceny-related incidents, and auto thefts. The department indicated there were no reported homicides during this interval.

Public assistance request

BPD is seeking assistance in identifying a woman who allegedly stole from the Canada Goose store in Prudential Center on September 7. The suspect is described as a white female, about five-foot-seven-inches tall, with strawberry-blond hair, wearing a cream-colored sweater, black Nike leggings, pink-soled sneakers, and white socks. Detectives from District D-4 are actively investigating the incident.

Other notable incidents and operations

No details can be released regarding arrests involving domestic and sexual violence due to Massachusetts’ privacy laws. A separate investigation involved a physical attack on a gay couple in Mattapan on Sept. 13, resulting in injuries that required hospitalization. The Boston Police Department’s Human Trafficking Unit arrested 13 individuals linked to human trafficking near the Mass and Cass corridor during a proactive enforcement operation. The Mass and Cass area has been impacted by the opioid crisis, prompting calls for systematic changes to address public safety concerns.

Procedural notes

All individuals named are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The department continues to investigate active cases and asks anyone with relevant information, including surveillance footage or other evidence, to contact the appropriate district detectives referenced in the report.

FAQ

When did the Boston Police Department report these incidents and arrests?

Boston Police Department reported incidents and arrests from 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19 to 10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 21.

How many reported incidents did Boston Police respond to during the 24-hour period?

Boston Police responded to at least 168 reported incidents during the 24-hour period.

What arrests were made?

Adam Fahim, 14 Trinity Road, Winchester: Disorderly conduct (M.G.L. Chapter 272 Section 53). Theo Jean Baptiste: Unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle (M.G.L. Chapter 90 Section 10). Robert Myles, 140 Adams Street, Dorchester: Carrying a dangerous weapon (M.G.L. Chapter 269 Section 10(B)). Shaquille Daniels, 39 Boylston Street, Boston: Possession of a class A drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94c Section 34). Sharleen McNeil, 67 Townsend Street, Roxbury: Possession of a class B drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94c Section 34). Andrea Bono, 112 Southampton Street, Boston: Shoplifting over $100 by asportation (M.G.L. Chapter 266 Section 30a). Shauna Keller, 77 Columbus Ave., Boston: Possession to distribute of a class B drug (M.G.L. Chapter 94c Section 32a(A)). Bennie Strickland, 156 Bernard Street, Dorchester: Assault (M.G.L. Chapter 265 Section 13a). William Smith, 21 Corwin Street, Boston: Public drinking (Boston Ordinance 16-12.28).

Is the public being asked to help with any investigations?

BPD is seeking assistance in identifying a woman who allegedly stole from the Canada Goose store in Prudential Center on September 7.

Can details be released about arrests involving domestic and sexual violence?

No details can be released regarding arrests involving domestic and sexual violence due to Massachusetts’ privacy laws.

Were there human trafficking arrests?

The Boston Police Department’s Human Trafficking Unit arrested 13 individuals linked to human trafficking near the Mass and Cass corridor during a proactive enforcement operation.

Are the people named in the report considered guilty?

All individuals named are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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Quick reference table

Category Count / Details
Total reported incidents (24-hour period) 168
Robberies 5
Aggravated assaults 8
Commercial burglary 1
Larceny from a vehicle 2
Other larceny reports 14
Auto thefts 2
Arrests listed in report 9 (names detailed above)
Human trafficking arrests (separate operation) 13

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