Boston Crime Report Lists Two Robberies and Four Aggravated Assaults
Boston's Public Journal for October 29, 2026, details crime incidents from the preceding 24-hour period, from Wednesday at 10 AM to Thursday at 10 AM. The report indicates zero homicides, two robberies, four aggravated assaults, and instances of larceny and…
Boston, MA, October 29, 2026 —
Boston’s Public Journal for October 29, 2026, reported zero homicides and no burglaries during the 24-hour period covered, while listing two robberies and four aggravated assaults. The report also noted instances of larceny and auto theft.
The reporting window ran from Wednesday at 10 a.m. to Thursday at 10 a.m., according to the journal. The summary does not provide a more specific date for the start of that period. It also does not give counts for the larceny or auto theft incidents.
The figures describe incidents included in the journal’s account for that period. The available summary does not identify locations within Boston, provide details about individual incidents, or say whether arrests were made. It also does not specify how the incidents were categorized or whether the figures could be updated.
The report’s listed categories include homicide, robbery, aggravated assault, larceny, auto theft and burglary. Among the categories for which a number was provided, robbery and aggravated assault were the only ones with reported incidents: two robberies and four aggravated assaults. The journal listed zero homicides and no reported burglaries.
No additional details about the incidents or people involved were included in the trend summary. The contractor’s name is not applicable to the report, and no further information about the journal’s data sources or reporting methodology was provided.
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