Dorchester Man Arrested For Role In Shooting At Boston Cop Has Previous Conviction For Stabbing A Man To Death, Rachael Rollins Investigates BPD

 

Suffolk County DA Rachael Rollins is now investigating the police shooting of a criminal in Dorchester who was killed after shooting at a police officer in broad daylight. This is just what she does – throws police under the bus in order to appease the social justice mob, who hates cops. Not surprisingly the perp’s family is pleased.

The family of a 19-year-old who was killed in an officer-involved shooting in Dorchester earlier this week has issued a statement applauding the Suffolk District Attorney’s Office for assigning an independent investigator.

In a statement issued Thursday on their behalf by the Boston-based law firm Hedges & Tomposky, the family of Jaymil Ellerbe said it “mourns the tragic killing of their son, grandson, nephew, and brother.”

“Regardless of the circumstances of his death, the family deserves a full, swift and transparent investigation,” the statement read. “We applaud the decision of the Suffolk DA to assign this case to an independent investigator from the Discharge Integrity Team. We further call upon the Boston Police and of the Office of the Medical Examiner to promptly release to the family all information concerning the death of Jaymil, including reports, video footage and the autopsy.”

Perhaps the family’s time would’ve been better invested in raising Jaymil with morals. Stuff like “don’t shoot at police officers” or carry guns without a LTC.

A second person was arrested as well, and his story is even more infuriating.

Boston Police report arresting the second man they say officers were chasing when the first began shooting at them. Ernest Watkins, 21, whose criminal record includes involuntary manslaughter for his connection to a stabbing murder in 2012 – when Watkins was just 14 – was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, unlawful possession of a firearm and unlawful possession of ammunition for his alleged role in the incident, which police say when Watkins and the other man, still unidentified by police, began shooting at Town Field in Fields Corner.

Police say officers nabbed Watkins around 10:20 p.m. yesterday at Dorchester and Melville avenues, not far from where his alleged accomplice made his fatal stand. Police say two bicycle cops began chasing the pair, but focused on one of them when the pair split up a couple blocks away – because that man still had a gun in his possession. Police say that man pulled the gun on Penhallow Street, off Melville, refused demands to drop it and was shot dead after he fired on the officers.

According to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office, which had requested bail of $100,000, Dorchester Municipal Court Judge Lisa Grant set bail at $25,000 – and required Watkins to wear a GPS device and be confined to home should he make bail.

According to the DA’s office, Watkins was convicted in 2015 for involuntary manslaughter for the death of Cherby LaJoie on Charles Street in Dorchester on Oct. 6, 2012. Following his conviction, prosecutors asked a judge to sentence him to 12 to 15 years; the judge instead sentenced him to 4 to 5 years.

Yes, that’s right – he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2015 for a brutal stabbing after a robbery in 2012. He was released in less than 5 years.

This is what “involuntary” manslaughter looks like:

“They stabbed him with so much force, 40 separate and distinct times, that when the EMTs arrived on scene there was simply nothing they could do,” Hallal said.

It was about 1:15 a.m. on Oct. 6, 2012, when LaJoie was attacked as he walked along Charles Street in Dorchester.

“He was beaten, kicked, stabbed, dragged onto the sidewalk, back out onto the street, onto the sidewalk again, back and forth during the course of the time that the group, including these defendants, stabbed him,” said Hallal.

LaJoie was stabbed with so much force that a knife broke off in his head and the medical examiner had to remove the tip.

How do you involuntarily stab someone 40 times? Oh right, Massachusetts.

And of course the first thing he did when he got out of jail was immediately begin associating with gangbangers who carry guns and shoot at cops.

This story is everything that is wrong with Massachusetts. Last year the state legislature passed legislationg that eases penalties for violent perps who commit crimes before they turn 18. But the fact of the matter is that Ernest Watkins is a violent sociopath by nature. He is the same person at 21 as he was at 14. Because of this law people like him and Phillip Chism can be re-released into civilized society where they can shoot at cops and terrorize the community.

And of course Rachael Rollins is now investigating the police in an open and shut case of a justified, self-defense shooting of a career criminal. Welcome to Massachusetts.

 

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