BOSTON — Police say two men are in custody after shots were fired in the area of Newburg Street in Roslindale Tuesday afternoon.
Investigators say Eric Rosado-Gonzalez and Luis Colon were involved in a shootout with undercover officers. FOX25 has learned Boston and State Police had been conducting a joint operation involving illegal weapons in the area when the shots were fired.
Police tell FOX25 there were no injuries.
Officers captured Colon quickly. Rosado-Gonzalez was found several hours later.
#WANTED: Eric ROSADO-GONZALEZ is wanted for Assault w/ Intent to Murder a Police Officer. If you see him - call 911. pic.twitter.com/40T9kf3pgC
— Boston Police Dept. (@bostonpolice) October 5, 2016
“I think it originated out of a house on that street, and played out on the street,” Boston Police Commissioner William Evans said. “We think we’re dealing with two dangerous individuals and we’re lucky nobody got hurt.”
The Needham Commuter Rail line was stopped during the police activity as well. A passenger on the train told FOX25 on Twitter that police walked through the train without speaking to anyone.
Needham Train 617 (4:45 pm outbound) is stopped at Roslindale Village due to police activity and is currently 10-20 minutes behind schedule.
— MBTA Commuter Rail (@MBTA_CR) October 4, 2016
Numerous units responding to shots fired incident during MSP Operation Newburgh St., Roslindale. No further info available now. Developing
— Mass State Police (@MassStatePolice) October 4, 2016
Commissioner Evans thanked citizens for their cooperation during the search, which spanned several blocks and lasted for several hours.
“I apologize...for the streets being blocked, but we wanted to make sure....the area was safe before we opened up the area,” Evans said.
Wednesday, both suspects will head to court.
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