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...employee at Burger King at 679 Concord Ave. said that at approximately 10:50 p.m., a male wearing a hat and jacket entered, ordered some food, and then sat down. The employee said he noticed another male behind the counter. This suspect grabbed the employee and demanded to know where the safe was. The employee said the suspect had a gun in his hand. The suspect ordered employees into the refrigerator, but had one at gunpoint open the safe and remove the money...
...Cambridge St. said a black male 25 years of age, 5'8" and 185 lbs, wearing a black suit jacket, white shirt, black Kangol hat with red stripes walked up to her window at the bank and presented a note to her. The reporting person stated, "Excuse me?" The suspect then stated, "Calm down and just give me the 50s, 100s, and 20s, no dye pack, and I'll be out of here." This is also what the note read. There was no mention of weapon...
...resident reported that on the way to the bank, an unknown 9-year-old grabbed her pocketbook, containing money, personal items, wallet and a handbook. The suspect then fled...
...resident of Cambridge reported that while heading home from Central Square she was stopped by two suspects. She reported that she was robbed of a gold necklace valued at $500. Resident stated the suspect had a handgun...
...fashion to turn each new star into a savior? I suspect this has something to do with the frenzy of millennial predictions, spawned by the strike, of the death of baseball. None of these predictions have come true, of course, but nevertheless the attitude lingers that baseball is in deep trouble and needs the Herculean feats of McGwires and Ripkens to keep from teetering into oblivion. This is a myth. Suggesting that baseball needs saviors is to suggest it is in a worse state than it actually is, and only further perpetuates the myth...