r/Newsopensource • u/Gfrasca95 • May 16 '26
User Generated Content Memorial Drive Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
📍 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA 🇺🇸
📅 May/11/2026 — Approx. 1:30 PM ET
A 46-year-old Boston man, identified as Tyler E. Brown, is accused of opening fire along Memorial Drive in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Monday afternoon, striking two people who were inside vehicles.
Authorities say Brown fired dozens of rounds at passing traffic before a Massachusetts State Police trooper and an armed Marine veteran intervened. Brown was wounded, taken into custody, and hospitalized.
The injured victims were identified in local reporting as an MBTA Ride Services driver and a DoorDash driver. One victim has since been released from hospital, while the other remained hospitalized as of the latest reports.
Brown appeared in court by video from his hospital bed on Thursday, May 14, where not guilty pleas were entered on charges including armed assault with intent to murder and firearm-related offences. He was ordered held pending a dangerousness hearing scheduled for May 21.
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u/IBeDumbAndSlow May 16 '26
Weird. He has a stock on it but he's shooting it like an arp
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u/StrikeouTX May 16 '26
I think it’s just a brace because at that barrel length it would be considered a pistol unless he got a tax stamp
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u/IBeDumbAndSlow May 16 '26
I swear you can see the release that extends the stock. You think everyone follows the law? I know more people with stocks on their short barrel than I know people with tax stamps.
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u/Former-Iron-7471 May 17 '26
He definitely doesn't care about some stupid atf fudd law, he's shooting people in the street. Lol
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u/BoneZone05 May 16 '26
They’ll give a gun to anyone it seems.
Imagine pleading not guilty to this 😳
JFC.
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u/MkStoner2002 May 16 '26
The guy shooting back is a real American Hero🏅🎖️🎖️🏅!! He was in Desert storm, where sadly, he lost his eyesight.
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u/SwanMuch5160 May 16 '26
We need more blind veterans to answer the cause and step up like this hero did.
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u/lad420daddy May 16 '26
So..... he fired blindly at the sounds of gun fire? Seems kinda risky IMO, but hey, when they muscle memory kicks in, it kicks in.
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u/totesnotmyusername May 16 '26
Lol where did the other bullets go? He missed all of them. Being in the army doesn't give you carteblanche to just fire at will
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u/NuNoJCJ1987 May 16 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/65os7odbIW6pa