Crime & Safety
Raekwon Brown A Hero, Says 67-Year-Old Caught in Dorchester Shooting
The 67-year-old struck by a bullet spoke to Channel 7 in an interview Friday.

Boston, MA - Even Boston's Police Commissioner had to admit it - this 67-year-old is tough.
In a press conference following the shooting of a Jeremiah Burke High School student just outside his Dorchester school, William Evans spoke about the victims, including the 17-year-old shot dead, later identified as junior Raekwon Brown.
But even amidst the tragedy, BPD Commissioner William Evans also spoke of a 67-year-old woman caught in the crossfire. She refused attempts to take her to the hospital, Evans said, despite being grazed by a bullet during the shooting.
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Now, WHDH Channel 7 has an interview with the woman, who tells reporters there that Brown "saved her life, pushed her down."
The 67 year old grazed by a bullet in Dorchester shooting is speaking out #7news pic.twitter.com/HZ0KeXRcoS
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>>> See the full story from Channel 7 here. <<<
Police have not made an arrest in the shooting, which also injured two other teens. They are actively seeking information from the public.
>> Photo of Raekown "Ray" Brown provided to Patch by a Burke High School student
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