North End restaurant owner accused of firing gun at man due back in court
The co-owner of Monica’s Trattoria in the North End is accused of firing a gun at another man outside a popular pastry shop.
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The co-owner of Monica’s Trattoria in the North End is accused of firing a gun at another man outside a popular pastry shop.
Alleged shooter Patrick Mendoza, 54, faces charges including assault to murder, assault with a dangerous weapon, intimidating a witness, and three charges related to unlawful possession of a gun.
A Boston restaurant owner accused of shooting at a man in the North End was ordered to be held in custody for 120 days, according<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/judge-orders-north-end-restaurant-owner-be-held-for-120-days-following-shooting-arrest-dangerousness-hearing/">Read More</a>
The Boston Licensing Board has voted to suspend a North End restaurant’s license to serve alcohol and food after the eatery’s co-owner was arrested last week on charges in connection with a shooting outside of a popular pastry shop.
BOSTON (WHDH) - A Boston restaurant owner who police had considered “armed and dangerous” was taken into custody Friday just over one week after a<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/restaurant-owner-accused-of-shooting-at-man-in-bostons-north-end-ordered-held-without-bail-after-arrest/">Read More</a>