Man dies after being shot during confrontation at Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, pond

Boston, MALocal News

A man was shot and killed during a confrontation over graffiti at Jordan Park in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, on Thursday morning. The victim, identified as a 57-year-old man, was shot multiple times after he confronted a 26-year-old suspect about spray painting. The incident occurred around 8:47 a. m. , during which a 911 caller reported being attacked, and dispatchers heard gunfire.

Law enforcement quickly responded, providing medical attention, but the victim later died at a local hospital. The suspect was arrested outside a home adorned with various graffiti phrases, including "Free Palestine" and "BLM. " Shrewsbury Public Schools confirmed that students and staff at the nearby Coolidge School were safe and not involved in the incident. The police investigation continues, with the nature of charges against the suspect still uncertain. This shooting highlights ongoing concerns regarding safety and public vandalism in local parks.

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