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"A Massachusetts man has been arraigned on charges that he showed up to a high school graduation armed with two loaded guns, one of which was stolen from a New Hampshire home, Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel Conley said.Prosecutors said Boston police officers were on patrol Wednesday night on Warren Avenue, where graduation ceremonies were being held for McKinley Preparatory High School and McKinley South End Academy, when they saw a man with the hood of his sweatshirt pulled tightly around his hat and face.The man, who was later identified as Adonis Alvarez, 18, appeared to be carrying a heavy object in the front pocket of his sweatshirt, and he had his right hand in the pocket with his arm tight against his waist, which police said is characteristic of a gunman, prosecutors said.According to prosecutors, when police approached Alvarez, he tried to run, but was brought to the ground where he continued to struggle.Police recovered a loaded, semiautomatic handgun, and as he continued to resist arrest, he made statements that he had another gun in the waist of his sweatpants, which officers also recovered, according to prosecutors.The revolver was also loaded, prosecutors said.\"We don't know what this young man intended to do with two loaded firearms outside a high school graduation, but we can be certain that it was nothing good,\" Conley said in a statement. \"The quick actions of the officers at the scene may have prevented this joyous occasion from ending in tragedy.\"According to prosecutors, the semiautomatic handgun was found to be stolen from Hampstead, New Hampshire, in 2007.Alvarez was arraigned on two counts of unlawful possession of a firearm and two counts of unlawful possession of ammunition and carrying a loaded firearm, as well as a single count each of resisting arrest and receiving stolen property over $250.A judge set bail at $15,000, and Alvarez was ordered to wear a GPS monitor, abide by a curfew and stay away from the location of the incident in the event of his release.He's due back in court July 7.12967056"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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