Photo: Boston Police Dept
BOSTON (WBZNewsRadio) - Boston police have released images of a suspect wanted in connection to last weekend's Caribbean Festival shooting in Dorchester.
Eight people were shot just before 7:45 a.m. on Saturday morning in the area of Talbot Avenue. The shooting took place during the early morning J'ouvert Parade. All eight victims are expected to be okay. Boston police were quick to administer first aid to victims on the scene, applying tourniquets and other life saving techniques.
“I thank the Boston Police Department for their strong presence at this morning’s event and swift action to apprehend every individual involved in today’s shooting, and to the EMS and all first responders for their service today. Suspects from today’s shooting are in custody and multiple weapons have been recovered. We will not allow violence and illegal guns to endanger our community or public celebrations, and the City will diligently support the prosecution of those involved,” said Boston Mayor Michelle Wu.
Police have already arrested four people in connection with the shooting. Two people were taken into custody on scene. Then after reviewing surveillance video of the shooting, Boston police were able to identify and arrest two others who were allegedly involved.
Police are now on the look out for a suspect described as a Black male, seen below wearing a hooded sweatshirt, black pants with white stripes, and white sneakers.
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