Boston Police Blotter: pedestrian killed by shuttle, street takeover arrests

A pedestrian was hit and killed by a Boston University shuttle bus early Monday morning According to the BPD just before a m officers were dispatched to Albany Street Upon arrival officers were advised that a bus had struck a pedestrian who became trapped beneath the bus a BPD spokesman reported A university spokesperson disclosed that sadly at around this morning a shuttle bus hit a pedestrian at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Albany Street The accident is under research by Boston Police Three hours later the BPD announced that the pedestrian who they did not name had succumbed to their wounds Arrest log The following calls and arrests were shared by the Boston Police Department from a m on Sunday Oct to a m on Monday Oct according to information provided by the department All of the below named defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty Luis Ortiz Old Landing Way Charlestown negligent operation of a motor conveyance Jerome Vicks Worcester Street Boston disorderly conduct Julian Bowers Factor Street Cumberland Rhode Island malicious destruction of property over William Cantwell Woodstock Drive Warwick Rhode Island malicious destruction of property over My Tran Ash Street Waltham warrant from outside of Boston Adalberto Santos-Pina Blaine Street Brockton operating without insurance Jimmy Pierre Columbia Road Dorchester shoplifting over by concealing merchandise Pedro Camacho no address given possession of a class A drug Ronald Mikell Water Street Quincy aggravated assault and battery Kellerman Zheng Faywood Ave East Boston disturbing the peace Luis German Washington Street Dorchester operating on a suspended license Development summary BPD officers responded to at least communicated incidents in the covered -hour period Officers responded to one robbery eight aggravated assaults five commercial burglaries and one residential burglary three instances of larceny from a automobile other cases of larceny and three broadcasted auto thefts There were no broadcasted homicides