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Stoughton Police Searching for 2 Shooting Suspects; Residents Asked to Shelter in Place
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The surveillance video captured Wallace and the juvenile running away and returning to Curry s home, where Wallace changed his clothes and left the home again, prosecutors said.
“State Police detectives assigned to the Norfolk District Attorney’s office and Stoughton Police have poured a great deal of effort and dedication into this investigation,” District Attorney Michael W. Morrissey said in a written statement. “Working with Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Blair as she conducted the grand jury investigation, the Stoughton Police were excellent partners in this. Tonight’s arrests do not blunt the senseless loss of Christian Vines, but they are an important step forward.”
Teenager, 22-year-old man indicted in connection with killing of 17-year-old Christian Vines in car in Stoughton; 4 arrests total made in the case, DA says
Updated Feb 23, 2021;
Authorities announced Monday that a teenager and man have been indicted in connection with the killing of 17-year-old Christian Vines in his car in Stoughton last year, marking four total arrests made so far in the case.
Vines, a Randolph teen, was killed inside his parked car outside 31 Jones Terrace the afternoon of July 21. Police were sent to the scene around 3 p.m. after fielding 911 calls about gunshots in the area. There, they found the 17-year-old boy mortally wounded in the driver’s seat of a silver Honda sedan, according to Norfolk District Attorney Michael W. Morrissey’s office.
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The Randolph Public Schools community showed gratitude at the outpouring of community support and giving this holiday season as it coordinated a drive that helped more than 75 students and 40 families.
It all started with Monique Brown, of Amazing Legacies Inc. and Brown s Transportation Inc., who called to say that she would like to sponsor 21 families for the holidays. Brown emphasized she wanted 21 families, not 21 students.
Once RPS started reaching out to gauge need, they realized the great number of needs in the community.
Not wanting to turn families away, they reached out to Liz LaRosee, the director of the Randolph Intergenerational Community Center and the Turner Free Library, who connected RPS with the Randolph Police Department and Envision Bank. They took on filling wish lists. Detective Kevin Gilbert took the lead for the RPD, connecting with Ocean State Job Lot, Orange Theory Gym in Dedham and the Stoughton Police Department.
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