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Quincy detective resigns amid allegations of ‘unwelcome, sexually explicit conduct'
Andrew Keenan, an officer with the Quincy Police Department, is accused of sending a sexually explicit photo to a young woman with developmental disabilities in 2017; his father, Paul Keenan, was the department’s chief at the time, and his uncle, Tom Koch, is the city’s mayor.
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Quincy detective resigns amid allegations of ‘unwelcome, sexually explicit conduct'
Warning: This story contains graphic details that could be offensive or disturbing to some readers. The Quincy police officer at the center of an outside investigation over allegations of inappropriate online conduct has resigned from the department, according to documents obtained by the NBC10 Boston investigators Friday. The investigation into now-former Quincy police detective Andrew Keenan was completed Wednesday, and…
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Ipswich firefighter's overtime pay for hazmat response sparks controversy
Overtime payments made to an Ipswich, Massachusetts, deputy fire chief for state hazmat work, paid for through a state grant program, have sparked controversy. The NBC10 Investigators reviewed town and state records related to the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services Best Value Grant and it appears that in some cases, Ipswich may not be playing by the rules. Ipswich...
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Should convicted ex-Stoneham cop lose his pension?
The Stoneham Retirement Board will decide whether to strip the pension of a former police detective convicted of a federal crime following an extensive NBC10 investigation. At stake is Robert Kennedy’s taxpayer-funded benefit of roughly $5,000 per month. The key question: Was his wire fraud conviction directly related to his duties as a public servant? In January, Kennedy—whose career...
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Should convicted ex-Stoneham cop Robert Kennedy lose his pension?
Former Stoneham Police Detective Robert Kennedy was convicted of wire fraud following an NBC10 Boston investigation that found that he had a pattern of not paying his rent.
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Store clerk admits to trying to cash customer's $3M lottery ticket
A woman has been sentenced to probation after admitting she tried to cash a $3 million winning lottery ticket she knew belonged to someone else.
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Store clerk admits to trying to cash customer's $3M lottery ticket, is sentenced to probation
A Massachusetts store clerk embroiled in the unique case involving a $3 million lottery ticket admitted Friday that she tried to cash in on the winnings, despite knowing they belonged to someone else. The NBC10 Boston Investigators have been closely following the case, and produced a 30-minute documentary, “$3 Million Mistake.” Carly Nunes, 24, had a choice when she discovered the…
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CDL bribery scheme is one of several recent misconduct cases plaguing Mass. State Police
Several current and former Massachusetts State Police troopers are now facing charges in an investigation into an alleged bribery conspiracy scheme regarding commercial driver’s licenses, or CDLs. It’s the latest embarrassment for an agency that has seen a series of negative headlines in recent years. Here’s a look back at some of those cases. The series of scandals started...
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Customers out thousands of dollars fume over contractor's bankruptcy
More homeowners are speaking out about a business owner who they say collected payments for projects and didn’t finish the jobs. Customers even formed a private group on social media to gain strength in numbers and try to hold the contractor accountable.
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‘He should go to jail': Customers out thousands fume over contractor's bankruptcy
Becky Levesque returned from a business trip in April 2022 and discovered the deck at her Freetown, Massachusetts, home had been demolished. “I was really confused,” Levesque recalled. That’s because Levesque and her partner, Leo McDonough, had hired Larry Westgate of All Phases Renovations to reface the existing structure, not build a new deck from scratch. Other red flags quickly…
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Denied again: Judge nixes pool contractor's request to lower bail
For the second time, the owner of a pool company who’s accused of leaving a path of destruction across Massachusetts lost an argument to have his bail reduced as he awaits trial in Plymouth County. As the NBC10 Investigators reported in July, Steven Docchio was arrested on a warrant following a grand jury investigation that resulted in a 17-count...
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Judge denies pool contractor's request to lower bail: ‘Epitome of a flight risk'
The owner of a pool company who’s accused of leaving a path of destruction across Massachusetts will not have his bail reduced as he awaits trial in Plymouth County. As the NBC10 Investigators reported in July, Steven Docchio was arrested on a warrant following a grand jury investigation that resulted in a 17-count criminal indictment. On Oct. 18, Docchio appeared…
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To Catch a Contractor update: Steven Docchio denied lower bail amount
Steven Docchio, the owner of a pool company who’s accused of leaving a path of destruction across Massachusetts, was unsuccessful in his attempt to get his $50,000 bail reduced so he can get out of jail as he awaits trial in his Plymouth County criminal case.
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Turmoil inside Holbrook Town Hall
Holbrook has been like a rudderless ship, with no strong leadership, for months.
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Who's running Holbrook? Political turmoil plagues town hall
From racist rants to allegations of double dipping and no solid leadership, what some would describe as political pandemonium is happening in the small town of Holbrook, Massachusetts. The town has been like a rudderless ship with no strong leadership for months. The town administrator was fired without cause in July, the Select Board has struggled and there are...
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Small Town Secrets: Crash involving off-duty Brockton police sgt. raises questions
A Brockton couple was sitting at a stoplight late at night with their baby boy in the backseat when an SUV suddenly smashed into them. Behind the wheel of the vehicle that hit them? An off-duty Brockton police sergeant.
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How did an off-duty police officer's own department handle his crash investigation?
It was after midnight on May 19 and Damian Dorsey’s shift at his warehouse job in Mansfield, Massachusetts, had just ended. His fiancée, Jessica Nash, picked him up and headed home to their apartment in Brockton. In the backseat, the couple’s 5-month-old baby boy, Beckham, rode along for the late-night routine. Dorsey recalled how few drivers were on the...
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Outside investigator hired to look into 2017 allegations against Quincy police officer
Warning: This story contains graphic details that could be offensive or disturbing to some readers. An outside investigator has been hired to look into the case involving a Quincy police officer and allegations that he sent a sexually explicit photo of himself to a young woman with special needs. According to police and state reports obtained by the NBC10 Boston…
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Outside investigator brought in to look into Quincy Police Department probe
A Quincy police officer was accused of sending a sexually explicit photo of himself to a young woman with special needs in 2017; his father was the chief at the time and his uncle is the city’s mayor.
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Melrose to vote on new fire stations after we found leaking roofs, rodents and raw sewage
Taxpayers in Melrose, Massachusetts, will vote in November on whether to replace their outdated public safety buildings. The development comes after an NBC10 Boston investigation revealed a litany of issues inside the city’s fire stations, including no heat in the winter, leaking roofs, rodent infestation and raw sewage. Our story also raised safety issues for the first responders who...