Boston Blotter: BPD to Cut Access to Fenway in the 6th Inning

--The BPD has issued another warning asking Red Sox fans to "play it safe," and they have announced that they will shut down the Fenway area one inning early. The last time they announced a warning, before Game 7 against the Cleveland Indians, they said they would shut things down for the 7th inning, but for tonight's Game 4:

If you are not already inside an establishment, be it a bar or restaurant, you will not be able to gain access to the area. If you are inside an establishment and choose to exit the establishment in the 6th inning, you will be directed to leave the area.

Read one Bostonist's editorial responding to police presence at Fenway after Game 7.

--A brawl erupted at a party early this morning in Lowell Dining Hall at Harvard University. The Crimson reports that the party was hosted by the Harvard Society of Black Scientists and Engineers. You wouldn't think a party filled with nerds and geeks would get violent, but chair-tossing was involved. Two men were arrested. Where is Patrick Swayze when you need him?

--A 9-month-old baby allegedly drowned in a bucket of bleach yesterday morning in Quincy. Autopsy reports revealed "no signs of other trauma." While the incident is under investigation, the Department of Social Services has placed the baby's 2-year-old brother with relatives.

All charges alleged until proven under law. Photo by Victoria Welch, originally posted after Game 7 against the Cleveland Indians.