DORCHESTER — Bullets shredded a Dacia Street block in the early-morning hours of May 13, peppering houses and a parked car, and putting a man in the hospital. Nine days later, Boston cops walked the alleged shooter out of a Huntington Avenue doorway without a fight.

ShotSpotter lit up just after 1:20am on May 13, picking up multiple rounds across two locations near 25 Dacia Street. By the time District B-2 officers rolled up, the damage was on full display: ballistic holes in multiple residences, a parked car shot up, and shell casings scattered across the scene. Somewhere in the chaos, a man caught a bullet — he was rushed to a local hospital and treated for what police called "serious, but non-life-threatening" injuries.

Then came nine days of detective work. Surveillance footage. A search warrant on a suspect vehicle. A search warrant on a Huntington Avenue residence. Physical evidence collected and processed. By the time the Fugitive Unit knocked on Nettles' door on Friday, the case was wrapped tight. He went quietly.

He is expected to be arraigned in Roxbury District Court on:

Two of those charges are tagged "second offense" — an enhancement that, under Massachusetts law, requires a prior conviction for the same offense. Translation: prosecutors say he's been here before.