Framingham Juvenile Suspect Wanted in Connection To Cruiser Arson Detained While Attempting to Board International Flight in NYC

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BOSTON – Earlier today, on Friday January 15, 2021, Boston Police Detectives assigned to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office travelled to a Juvenile Detention Center in New York to take custody of a Framingham juvenile male suspect who was wanted on an outstanding warrant stemming from the events which unfolded in Downtown Boston on May 31, 2020, according to Boston Police.

At the time of his detention, the suspect was attempting to board a one-way, international flight when authorities discovered the outstanding warrant which had been issued out of the Juvenile Division of Boston Municipal Court on charges of Arson of a Motor Vehicle and Inciting a Riot, said Boston Police in a press release.

The suspect had previously been placed in custody on Thursday June 11, 2020, by members of the Boston Police Fire Investigation Unit and the Framingham Police Department and was later released.

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The suspect is expected to be arraigned in Boston Juvenile Court, said Boston Police.

In June 2020, Boston Police announced investigators from the Boston Police, Boston Fire, and the Framingham Police Department arrested a 15-year-old male from Framingham on a Boston Juvenile Court warrant for delinquent charges of arson of a motor vehicle and inciting a riot.

At that time he was a Framingham High student. His name was not released as he is a juvenile, and SOURCE will not publish his name, unless authorities release his name.

On Sunday, May 31, 2020, at about 9:25 p.m. two Boston police officers responded to a call for assistance and parked their vehicle on Tremont Street near Bosworth Street in downtown Boston

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