Boston Police say two men have been arrested and will face charges related to a shooting that took place inside Fete on Kingston in downtown Boston last weekend. According to a BPD account, police were called to the restaurant and bar at 25 Kingston St. just after 12:20 a.m. for a report of a person shot and found an adult male victim being treated by EMTs. He was later transported to a nearby hospital with what police say are "non-life-threatening injuries."

Police say that a second "male victim self-applied to the Emergency Room with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound" minutes later.

Detectives found shell casings "inside the establishment" and reviewed security camera footage that showed two men "fleeing the area in a motor vehicle." Tracking their movements using other cameras in the area, police say they watched as one of the men threw an "unknown object" from the car before jumping on the I-93 highway. Police went to that scene and found a "Glock 19 with no magazine, and the serial number was obliterated" at the spot.

State Police stopped the suspect'svehicle in Fall River later that morning and arrested two men thought to be the suspects from the Boston shooting. They have been identified as Eliezer Quinones, 26, of Brattleboro, Vermont, and Jahleel Sanders-Williams, 28, of Lynn, Mass.  Both will face multiple charges, including "Armed Assault with Intent to Murder."