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| The house on Hendry Street |
| By dotnews.com - Adam Gaffin |
| Published: 01/22/2013 |
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BOSTON - A brazen gang that had brought drugs and violence to the Bowdoin/Geneva area for more than a decade wasn't going to let a permanent police post near its headquarters stop it: It kept right on using the three-family house on Hendry Street for selling drugs and storing guns. According to an affidavit filed in federal court, it was only when Inspectional Services boarded up the house for code violations on Aug. 27 that the gang finally moved elsewhere - to Woodward Avenue in Roxbury, where they set up shop with the Woodward Avenue Gang, with which it had long cooperated. And according to the affidavit, written by Boston Police Detective Martin O'Malley, there was a reason police only stationed a cruiser at the end of the dead-end street rather than making arrests: Police and federal agents were in the middle of a nearly 18-month investigation that culminated last month with the indictments of 23 alleged members of the Hendry Street Gang and the Woodward Street Gang in Roxbury and a number of their alleged suppliers, buyers and couriers. Read More. |
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