Latest large Roslindale road party ends with three suburbanites arrested, two guns seized, police say

Boston Police report officers responding to an "officer in trouble" call from Canterbury Street off Walk Hill Street late Friday found the road clogged with more than 100 vehicles - and some party-goers jumping on the pickup of a DYS officer and banging on his windows.

Police report the road was so clogged with cars - whose drivers ran to them to try to get away when the cops arrived - that officers had to park on Walk Hill Street and run down the street to the DYS officer's vehicle.

The officer told police he was leaving work at the Judge Connelly Youth Center further down Canterbury when he was blocked in, shortly before 11:35 p.m.

One of the cars side swiped his car and tried to drive away. At that time, people began to surround his truck and bash on the windows. Once officers arrived on scene, the crowd began to disperse. The officer was not injured and declined medical attention. The officer was able to exchange paperwork with the operator of the other involved vehicle.

Over the past couple of years, Canterbury has sometimes become a party zone for people taking a break from roaring up and down American Legion Highway. Last year, one partier was charged with crashing into a state trooper's cruiser there.

Police say Geraldo Colon, 21, of Framingham, was the first to be arrested:

Officers observed one of the suspects enter a vehicle that did not have a front license plate. Officers approached the vehicle and requested the suspect’s license and registration. The suspect placed his hand on the gear shifter, and refused to identify himself. Officers requested the suspect to identify himself which he refused a second time. The suspect shifted the vehicle into reverse, then quickly drove away, almost striking officers.

Due to heavy traffic in the area, officers pursued the vehicle on foot, and demanded the operator to exit the vehicle. The suspect refused to exit the vehicle, and began to reach towards a bag near the center console. Officers drew their department issued firearms and ordered the suspect and passengers to not move. Officers were able to remove all the occupants from the vehicle and placed them into handcuffs. Officers immediately conducted a pat frisk of the vehicle and recovered a firearm. Officers then conducted a motor vehicle inventory search and recovered three different license plates, three different key fobs.

In a separate arrest involving another car, Alan Ridenour, 19, of Marlboro, was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of a loaded firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition and unlawful possession of a large-capacity feeding device, while Mario Florian, 19, of Ashland, was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm.

Innocent, etc.