PHOTO: 2 Engaged Medical Doctors Found Dead In Their Penthouse Apartment

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According to law enforcement officers, two medical doctors in Boston who were engaged to each other, were found dead in their penthouse apartment.


 49 years old Richard Field and 38 years old Lina Bolanos were anesthesiologists at Boston-area practices, according to the couples' respective employers after their bodies were found on Friday. 

Police arrested Bampumim Teixeira, after receiving 911 calls reporting a person with a gun on Dorchester Avenue in South Boston. Officers who confronted Teixeira in a dark hallway in the building believed he either pointed or fired a weapon at them and as a result discharged their own firearms.

 After a "violent struggle," according to police, he was arrested and taken to the hospital. Teixeira was charged with two counts of murder. Teixeira will appear in court on June 8 for a probable cause hearing.

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