BROCKTON, Massachusetts – A 17-year-old teenager who had been on the Massachusetts State Police’s most wanted list for his alleged involvement in a fatal shooting was apprehended on Monday. Khamari Price, wanted for the murder of Mark Boyd in February 2023, was located and arrested in Worcester.
Mark Boyd, 33, was tragically discovered unresponsive on North Main Street in Brockton with a fatal gunshot wound to the head, leading to a comprehensive investigation by the Plymouth District Attorney’s Office. The authorities prioritized locating and apprehending Price, who had been designated as one of the state’s most wanted fugitives since October.
Following his arrest on West Boylston Street on Monday morning, Price was scheduled to appear in Brockton District Court to face the murder charge later in the day. Details surrounding his legal representation remained unclear at the time of his apprehension.
Law enforcement officials worked diligently to track down and capture Price, ensuring that justice was served in connection to Boyd’s tragic death in Brockton. The swift action in locating the suspect highlights the collaborative efforts of multiple agencies in bringing individuals responsible for violent crimes to account for their actions.
Authorities emphasized the importance of community cooperation and tip-offs in apprehending fugitives like Price, underscoring the critical role that public involvement plays in aiding law enforcement efforts. The successful arrest of Price serves as a testament to the dedication of law enforcement personnel in ensuring the safety and security of communities across Massachusetts.
The swift resolution to Price’s fugitive status offers a sense of closure to the family and friends of Mark Boyd, as they seek justice and accountability for his untimely passing. Law enforcement officials expressed their commitment to thorough investigations and apprehending those responsible for violent crimes, reaffirming a commitment to upholding justice and ensuring public safety in the region.