Boston Police Release Crime Statistics for September 7, 2026
Boston released its crime journal for the 24-hour period ending Monday, September 7, 2026, detailing zero homicides, one robbery, three aggravated assaults, one larceny from a vehicle, one auto theft, and 17 other larcenies, among other incidents.
Boston, MA, September 7, 2026 —
Boston police released their daily crime journal for the 24-hour period concluding Monday, September 7, 2026. The report details various incidents recorded across the city within that timeframe.
According to the journal, there were no homicides reported during the specified 24-hour period. The reported incidents included one count of robbery and three instances of aggravated assault. Property crimes also featured in the statistics, with one larceny reported specifically as a theft from a vehicle and one instance of auto theft.
In addition to these specific incidents, the crime journal noted 17 other occurrences categorized as larcenies. The report indicated that these figures represent the officially documented criminal activity for the day, among other types of incidents not detailed in the provided summary.
The release of these statistics is part of the Boston Police Department’s ongoing practice of making crime data publicly accessible. Further details on the nature and locations of the reported incidents, beyond what is listed, were not specified in the summary.
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