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Boston Police have arrested a second suspect in the shooting death of Kenny Lamour. The Hyde Park man was gunned down Feb. 11 at 891 Centre St. as he shoveled snow in a community service program. On Thursday, the police fugitive unit arrested Donte Henley, 24, of South Boston and charged him with murder.
Prosecutors say Heath Carson, 35, of Quincy robbed J.P. Variety Store at gunpoint and was the wheelman in a holdup of Tostado Sandwich Bar. Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley's office on Tuesday said Carson had turned himself in after a warrant was taken out for his arrest. While charges have not yet been brought in other recent holdups along Centre Street, prosecutors said police are investigating links between Carson and other armed robberies in December and January. Carson was arraigned on charges of armed robbery, assault with a dangerous weapon and unlawful possession of a firearm in the Jan. 22 holdup of Tostado in Jackson Square.
Kenneth Lamour, 21, of Hyde Park, was the man shot to death on Centre Street between the Monument and Murray Circle on Monday, according to prosecutors. His alleged killer, Josiah Zachery, 18, is also from Hyde Park. Jamaica Plain News is seeking full information on Lamour. We have confirmed with the Suffolk County District Attorney's office that his record included an alleged stomp-down of a Department of Youth Services worker when he was 18. In that 2011 incident, the worker had been punched to the ground by another resident of the Connelly Youth Center in Roslindale.
The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office announced that Jonathan Lees, 29, of JP, was arraigned on charges of disorderly conduct and assault and battery on a public employee during a Saturday afternoon protest against police brutality. Lees was among eight people who were arrested at that rally. Boston and other cities have been filled with protest in recent weeks in the wake of grand juries deciding not to indict police officers in the killing of black men in Missouri and New York, among other incidents. The other seven people arrested Saturday were charged with disorderly conduct, according to Jake Wark, spokesman for the District Attorney's Office. Prosecutors asked that the charges against those seven be lessened from criminal to civil complaints.
A Jamaica Plain man pleaded not guilty Wednesday in the killing of Evens Archer. Johnnie Bonnie, 22, pleaded not guilty to all four counts against him, according to the Herald. Archer, 17, was gunned down at a South End party on Castle Court. Prosecutors aim to prove Bonnie was the man who fired one shot into the back of Archer's head. It was three weeks before Archer, a Dorchester resident, died from his injuries, prosecutors said in a statement.
UPDATE: The suspect, who was out on bail from a Roxbury rape charge according to WBZ, is being held on $50,000 bail. *****
Police arrested a man Thursday night in a sexual assault and robbery that took place Wednesday morning in the Arboretum, according to prosecutors. The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office reports that Ashton Davis, 23, is scheduled to be arraigned Friday in West Roxbury Municipal Court (which is actually on the Arborway in Jamaica Plain.)
Police tracked down Davis in part using data from a GPS bracelet prosecutors had obtained for use in another case, according to the District Attorney's office. Universal Hub reports that the attack took place in the rose garden near the Forest Hills gate. [Editor's note: We've updated the text and headline with new information since the initial posting.]