Boston’s police commissioner expressed optimism that changes to a morning parade route, aggressive enforcement, and support from state police will fend off the violence that has historically marred a Caribbean festival set for this weekend.&nbsp;


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-23 19:24:59">August 23, 2024 at 7:24 p.m.</time>

Boston’s police commissioner expressed optimism that changes to a morning parade route, aggressive enforcement, and support from state police will fend off the violence that has historically marred…{ai:summary}<p>Boston’s top cop is banking on a rerouted parade, tough enforcement, and state police backup to keep the peace at a Caribbean festival that’s had more than its share of trouble. It’s a gamble with the city's reputation hanging in the balance.  
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Boston police commissioner says more cops, parade changes on tap to quell violence at Caribbean festival

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