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Taunton Police Sgt. Charged With OUI After Injuring Motorcyclist in Crash
A Taunton police sergeant was arrested early Sunday morning and placed on administrative leave after allegedly injuring a motorcyclist in a drunken driving crash. Shawn Smith, 49, of Raynham, was charged with OUI liquor causing serious injury and negligent operation of a motor vehicle. He is expected to be arraigned Monday in Taunton District Court. The motorcyclist, a 52-year-old Rehoboth…
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Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo to Be Laid to Rest Tuesday
A public wake is being held Tuesday for Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo, a Lawrence native and one of the last troops to lose their lives in America’s longest war. She’ll be laid to rest at Bellevue Cemetery in a section reserved for military veterans.
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Public Wake Tuesday for Marine Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo
A public wake will be held for Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo Tuesday in the Veterans Memorial Stadium next to Lawrence High School, where she earned her degree. She’ll be laid to rest at Bellevue Cemetery in a section reserved for military veterans.
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Jury Selection for Man Accused of Killing Yarmouth Sergeant Gannon
Jury selection is expected to take one week in the trial for Thomas Latanowich, the man accused of killing Yarmouth Police Sergeant Sean Gannon in 2018.
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Jurors See Message From Scene of South Boston Doctors' Murders
Police officers who responded to the murders of two doctors in their South Boston penthouse testified in the trial of their accused killer on Wednesday. The officers told the jury they saw words written on the wall of the doctors’ condo and found two knives that prosecutors believe may have been used in the murders. Bampumim Teixiera, 32, of Chelsea,...
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Jury Sees Evidence in South Boston Double Murder Trial
Jurors in the trial after the murder of two South Boston doctors saw a message scrawled on the wall at the crime scene.
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Disturbing Details in Case of Mass. Man Accused of Bludgeoning Dog to Death
A Massachusetts man charged with bludgeoning his dog to death with a rock then burying the body in his backyard told investigators he talked to a veterinarian friend about euthanizing the 17-year-old pet. Adam Crook, of Melrose, was released with no bail after pleading not guilty to animal cruelty on Tuesday.
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Melrose Man to Face Charges for Killing His Own Dog
A Massachusetts man is expected to face charges animal cruelty charges Tuesday for the alleged killing of his dog at his home in Melrose Friday night.
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Melrose Man Facing Animal Cruelty Charge After Allegedly Killing His Dog
A Massachusetts man is facing an animal cruelty charge after allegedly killing his dog Friday night. Police say Adam Crook, 44, of Melrose, allegedly dragged his dog from his home into his backyard where he allegedly struck the dog in the head with a large rock multiple times, killing the animal. Crook, who is known to police, then allegedly used...
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Westborough Man Shot and Killed By Police Had Stabbed His Wife Multiple Times: PD
A Westborough, Massachusetts, man who was shot and killed by police on Friday afternoon had stabbed his wife multiple times, according to police. The man, who has not been identified by police, allegedly stabbed his wife inside their Windsor Ridge Drive apartment around midday Friday.
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‘We Got Her!': Video Shows Dramatic Rescue of Kidnapped Fort Worth Girl
A video showing the dramatic moment a kidnapped 8-year-old Fort Worth girl was rescued by police was released on Monday.
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Holbrook, Massachusetts Police Search for Missing 16-Year-Old Boy
Police in Holbrook, Massachusetts are seeking the public’s help as they search for a missing 16-year-old boy. Tyler Sainvilus of Holbrook was last seen in the area of 655 Metropolitan Ave. in Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood, according to authorities.
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1 Dead in Westborough Police-Involved Shooting
Investigators are sifting through the scene of a police-involved shooting that left a person dead in Westborough.
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Charity Announces Fundraiser to Support Fallen Firefighter's Family
A non-profit organization dedicated to honoring military and first responders announced Friday their support to fallen Worcester, Massachusetts, firefighter Lt. Jason Menard’s family. The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, a New York-based charity, will formally announce their plans to organize a fundraiser to offer financial support for Menard’s family. The funds are meant to help his family pay off...
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After Worcester Firefighter's Death, 9/11 Org. to Help Pay Off His Mortgage
A New York-based foundation that supports families of fallen first responders with young children will be raising money to pay the mortgage of the Worcester fire lieutenant who died Wednesday, the organization said Thursday. The firefighter, 43-year-old Lt. Jason Menard, died in a four-alarm fire after heroically helping two of his fellow firefighters to safety.
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Worcester Fire Lieutenant Killed in Line of Duty
The Worcester community is grieving the loss of another firefighter after Lt. Jason Menard was killed while battling a fire.
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Maine City Provides Bus Tickets for Homeless During Frigid Weather
As a sudden cold blast grips New England, one Maine city is reviving a tool to help its homeless. Officials in Bangor say they’re once again buying bus tickets to send people with nowhere to live out of the city so they don’t succumb to the cold.
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Bus Tickets for Homeless People in Cold Weather
With a stretch of cold weather, officials in Bangor are reviving a tool to help the homeless.
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2 Dead, 1 Injured in Boat Crash on Lake Winnipesaukee
The New Hampshire Marine Patrol says two men are dead and a woman is seriously injured after a boating accident on Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith. Authorities say they were notified of a boating accident around 6:11 p.m. Saturday on the north side of Bear Island, which has about 200 residents and is only accessible by boat until the lake freezes...
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Police Thank Pizzelle Lady for Decades of Treats
For decades, the Medford Police Department didn’t know who was sending them plates homemade pizzelle, a kind of Italian cookie. When they found out, they showed her their gratitude.