Four charged with murder in Spence Street shooting
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This article was published 12/04/2017 (3129 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Four suspects now face charges in the shooting death of a young woman last month in the West Broadway area.
Police responding to reports of gunfire found 21-year-old Shania Chartrand outside in the 200 block of Spence Street after she’d been fatally wounded.
Tyrone Anthony Chippeway, 22, and Ashley Marie Bezecki, 27, were charged with second-degree murder Tuesday after they were arrested as suspects in two North End robberies.
Lacy Sorokowski, 22, and Christopher Ryan St. Paul, 24, were charged with second-degree murder in Chartrand’s death last week. Sorokowski is also charged with trafficking methamphetamine.
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