Boston Police Blotter: Plan for a new St. Patrick’s Day Parade route

The Boston Police Department is reminding holiday revelers that this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade route is different than in previous years and to plan their transportation accordingly.

The parade, scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, will be going in a reverse direction along the historical route and will use East Sixth Street instead of East Fifth Street.

Here is the parade route: Beginning at Andrew Square, the parade will proceed up Dorchester Street, turn right onto Telegraph Street, turn right around Thomas Park, take a left on G Street, turn right onto 6th Street, left on K Street, right on 4th Street, left on P Street, left on East Broadway, bearing right onto West Broadway, and ending after a right onto A Street.

“People attending the parade are strongly encouraged to walk, bike, or take public transit,” the BPD says.

Police-shot carjacking suspect identified

The man shot and killed by Boston Police Wednesday was identified Saturday as Stephenson King, 39, of Dorchester.

Police say they responded to a carjacking and assault call at around 9:45 p.m. Wednesday. At the scene, Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox said, police issued “many, many commands where the person did not comply,” and instead allegedly tried to ram officers with the stolen car.

It was not clear how many officers fired or how many shots were fired. Officers involved were placed on administrative leave as the incident is investigated by the Suffolk DA’s office.

Incident Summary

BPD responded to 440 incidents in the 48-hour period ending at 10 a.m. Saturday, according to the department’s incident log. Those included one robbery, seven aggravated assaults, one commercial burglary, two residential burglaries, six thefts from a vehicle, nine stolen vehicles, and 37 instances of miscellaneous larceny.

Arrests

All of the below-named defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

— Boosleen Osias, 1808 River St., Hyde Park. Assault with a dangerous weapon.

— Jonathan Mena-Hernandez, 32 Harwood St., Boston. Possession of Class B drugs.

— Luis Garcia-Rodriguez, 26 Leston St., Mattapan. Assault with a dangerous weapon.

— Rudinel Tejeda, 515 Warren St., Boston. Assault with a dangerous weapon.

— Loc Dang, no address listed. Shoplifting.

— Courtney Bergstrom, 40 Oakwood St., Dorchester. Possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, subsequent offense.

— Amber Kelly, 81 South Huntington Ave., Boston. Breaking and entering into a building in the daytime for a felony.

— Jaquan Sims, 95 Whitefield St., Boston. Breaking and entering into a building in the daytime for a felony.

— Paul Venuti, no address listed. Receiving more than $1,200 in stolen property.

— Warren Sol, 148 Minden St., Jamaica Plain. Breaking and entering for a misdemeanor.

— Phillip Harris, 225 Washington St., Dorchester. Shoplifting, third offense.

— Jamal Finklea, 24 King St., Dorchester. Distributing Class B drugs.

— Abdirizak Hassan, 44 John Eliot Square, Roxbury. Possession of Class B drugs.

— Cory Wynne, no address listed. Possession of Class B drugs.

— Natalie Alameda-Bracero, 444 Harrison Ave., Boston. Larceny from a building.

— Benji Fedestin, 10 Hazel St., Brockton. Failing to stop for police.

— Patricia Choubaki, 40 Bigelow St., Quincy. Shoplifting.

— Marcus Thambash, 9 Old Log Lane, Bellingham. Shoplifting.

— Mark Houy, 1105 Reserve Court, Naples, Florida. Assault.

— Derek Boston, no address listed. Possession with intent to distribute CLass A drugs.

— Jonathan French, 65 Pershing Road, Jamaica Plain. Shoplifting more than $100.

— Loc Dang (second occurrence in this blotter), 112 Southampton St., Boston. Shoplifting by price tag tampering.