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 [Richard Armstead talks about the Silver Shield rape case] Original Airdate: 11/18/1986 Length: 00:04:24 Item Type: newstape - edited story master Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract David Boeri reports on the Silver Shield case. Boeri interviews Richard Armstead (Boston Police Department), who gives his version of the events in the case. Boeri reviews the facts about the case and the people involved. Boeri's reports includes footage of William Celester (Boston Police Department) and photographs of Lucia Kai (Roxbury resident) and police officers Jose Garcia, William Dunn and William Kennefick. Boeri notes that an investigation has cleared the officers of all allegations. Boeri's report includes footage of a press conference with Francis "Mickey" Roache (Commissioner, Boston Police Department), Albert Sweeney (Boston Police Department), Arthur Morgan (Boston Police Department), and Don Muhammad (Roxbury community leader). Boeri's report also includes footage of Nancy Gleason (spokesperson, Boston Police Department) saying that there is no evidence of a crime being committed at the Silver Shield Club. Boeri notes that one of the officers may have told Bruce Wall (Twelfth Baptist Church) about the alleged rape at the club. Boeri interviews Wall, who says that he will not comment on what he was told. Contributor : Reporter David Boeri
Subject : Keywords Police - Silver Shield Case Rape Subject : Personal Names Armstead, Richard Boeri, David Celester, William Dunn, William Garcia, Jose Gleason, Nancy Kai, Lucia Kennefick, William Morgan, Arthur Muhammad, Don Roache, Francis "Mickey" Sweeney, Albert Wall, Bruce Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) Boston Police Department Subject : Geographic Locations Roxbury (Boston, Mass.) Type : Genre News - Television |
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