Ten people were shot, three of them killed, Sunday in a day of violence in Boston that shook neighborhoods in Dorchester and Roslindale and left police searching for answers. Four females were shot Sunday night while they sat in a vehicle parked on Harlem Street. Two of the victims died at the scene, said Cheryl Fiandaca, spokesperson for the Boston Police Department. A third was in serious condition and the fourth was shot in the leg, a wound not believed to be life-threatening. Early Sunday, a man in his 30s was killed and three other men were injured in a shooting in Roslindale, according to Boston Police. Fiandaca also said that two more people were shot Sunday night in the area of 156 Columbia Road. Their injuries were not life-threatening. The two Dorchester shootings Sunday night were not connected, she said.
http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/2012/08/12/four-people-shot-dorchester-boston-police/W2PtnTeb4VmIsJthclInQL/story.html
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