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Edward Tutunjian in the Kilmarnock Street garage office.
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Boston Cab has by far the biggest taxi fleet in the city.
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The Kilmarnock Street garage houses the Boston Cab taxi fleet owned by Edward J. Tutunjian.
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Tutunjian (left) walked past drivers waiting at the window where keys are distributed.
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Drivers waited to get keys to taxis.
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Another look inside the Kilmarnock Street garage of Boston Cab.
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Shift drivers must pay a fixed fee of about $100, due after every 12-hour shift. Also, many allege, they must pay bribes to simply get on the road.
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The dispatch window at the Kilmarnock Street garage that houses the taxi fleet owned by Edward Tutunjian.
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Tutunjian, leaving a Boston court in October, after a trial in a personal injury case brought against his firm.
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Edward Tutunjian's home in Belmont is just one of many properties he owns.
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An apartment building at 300 Marlborough Street in Boston is owned by Tutunjian.
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Tutunjian also owns this apartment building at 245 Commonwealth Avenue.
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A two-story garage on Queensbury Street in Boston owned by Tutunjian.
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Tutunjian owned a building that houses a Kilmarnock Street restaurant.
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Another commercial property on Kilmarnock Street in Boston is owned by Tutunjian.
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A worker rested at a vineyard owned by Edward Tutunjian, about 120 miles south of Santiago, Chile.
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Tutunjian exports wine under labels including Apaltagua and Tutunjian Single Vineyard.
