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Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Milton Police Address Gun Violence at Blue Hill Avenue Community Meeting

Residents of the Blue Hill Avenue area filled a room at Concord Baptist Church for the Milton Police Community Meeting on Monday.

In response to three shootings in the Blue Hill Avenue, Tucker neighborhood in the past two months, the Milton Police will commit additional resources and focus on collaboration to quell concerns in the area. Chief Richard Wells Jr., and other members of the Milton Police Department hosted a Community Meeting on Monday, March 5, at Concord Baptist Church, which was attended by a standing-room-only audience. The meeting was called after three unrelated gun crimes occurred in the same neighborhood. Most recently, a man was shot in the stomach Wednesday, February 29, on Belvoir Road. Prior to that, a Milton resident was hospitalized after being shot in the leg on February 21 at her Blue Hill Avenue home. The first shooting to occur in the …

R S Broadbend

9:27 pm on Thursday, March 8, 2012

Now we shall see if the community steps up and stops this dangerous foolishness. If they forget the "don't snitch " mentality, then we have a chance to succeed. If not, and they bring their Boston attitudes , they are part of the problem. The police, can't do it alone. We 'll see.   more ›

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Milton Police Address Break-ins at Community Meeting

According to the Milton Police, there have been 54 breaking and entering incidents at Milton homes in 2011, including 13 in September.

Home break-ins have been a growing issue in the area over the past three years, including in Milton. So far in 2011, there have been 54 home break-ins in town according to the Milton Police. In response to the most incidents this year—13 burglaries in the month of September—the Milton PD hosted a meeting at the Council on Aging on Wednesday, October 5.  The well-attended session, led by Police Chief Richard Wells Jr., covered causes, successful arrests and, most importantly, how community vigilance can curb property crimes. “Our greatest information comes from you,” said Wells. Like at the meeting the Police held at St. Mary of the Hills School in May and an earlier meeting at Unquity House, Wells explained that the increase in breaking …

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