Boston Police Release Preliminary Crime Blotter for September 13, 2026
Boston Police released a preliminary crime blotter for the 24-hour period ending September 13, 2026, detailing incidents including 0 homicides, 2 robberies, 4 aggravated assaults, 1 commercial burglary, 2 larcenies from vehicles, 1 auto theft, and 14 other larcenies.
Boston, MA, September 13, 2026 — The Boston Police Department has released its preliminary crime blotter, outlining criminal incidents recorded over a 24-hour period. The data covers the period ending on September 13, 2026.
According to the report, no homicides were recorded during the specified 24-hour timeframe. The blotter details a series of other offenses that occurred within the city.
Among the incidents reported were two instances of robbery. The data also indicated four cases of aggravated assault.
In terms of property crimes, the preliminary report logged one commercial burglary. Additionally, there were two reported cases of larceny from vehicles, where items were stolen from parked cars. The statistics also included one instance of auto theft, meaning a vehicle was stolen.
Further breakdowns of property-related incidents show fourteen separate occurrences categorized as other larcenies, which could include theft of items not from vehicles or commercial establishments.
The Boston Police Department periodically releases such blotters to provide the public with a snapshot of reported criminal activity within the city. The information presented is preliminary and subject to change as investigations progress or further details emerge.
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