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A Boston man was indicted on additional charges in connection with a May shooting on Memorial Drive in Cambridge, prosecutors said Wednesday. Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Massachusetts State Police Col. Geoffrey Noble and Cambridge Police Commissioner Pauline Wells said Tyler Brown, 47, of Boston, was indicted on the new charges stemming from the May 11 shooting on Memorial Drive between River Street and Pleasant Street Extension. Two people were shot their vehicles when Brown allegedly opened fire along busy Memorial Drive on that Monday afternoon. One of the victims was a driver for the MBTA Ride Services, and the other victim was a DoorDash driver.
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According to prosecutors, Brown faces dozens of new charges, including six counts of armed assault to murder and multiple firearm-related offenses.
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