Sons of Boston bar co-owner tried to cowl up deadly stabbing

BOSTON (AP) — An element-owner of a Boston bar tried to eliminate a bloody sweatshirt one of many membership’s bouncers was purportedly carrying when he fatally stabbed a former Marine celebrating the St. Patrick’s Day weekend, a prosecutor alleged in courtroom on Thursday.

Alisha Dumeer, 34, who owns a share of the Sons of Boston bar, was launched on private recognizance after pleading not responsible to accent after the actual fact of homicide within the March 19 slaying of Daniel Martinez, 23.

The bouncer, Alvaro Larrama, 38, pleaded not responsible to second-degree homicide and continued to be held with out bail. Larrama adopted Martinez and his associates down the road after they exchanged phrases, and stabbed Martinez after he struck the bouncer within the head with an aluminum beer bottle, the prosecutor mentioned.

Martinez, who’s from the Chicago space, was pronounced useless on the hospital. He had not too long ago been discharged after a four-year tour within the Marines.

After the stabbing, surveillance cameras present Dumeer giving the bouncer a change of garments and disposing of the previous garments, together with a sweatshirt that was later recovered and examined constructive for blood, prosecutors mentioned.

Dumeer’s legal professional, Francis DiMento Jr., mentioned the surveillance video doesn’t present the entire story and his consumer maintains her innocence. An electronic mail looking for remark was left with Larrama’s legal professional.

The bar shut down after town suspended its leisure and liquor licenses.