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Legislation Eyes Statewide Standards For Police Body Cams
As more communities deploy police body cameras, a bill in Massachusetts looks to set statewide standards and regulations for the devices. -
Boston Police Officers Wearing Body Cameras
Hundreds of Boston police officers now wear body cameras. The measure came after a 2016 pilot program that was met with opposition from the union representing officers. -
Boston Police Commissioner Gross Promises Transparency In Investigation Of Officer-Involved Shooting
Gross said that the shooting was unfortunate and expressed confidence that the officers involved properly followed their training protocol. -
Ask The Commissioner: June 28, 2019
Gross discussed topics ranging from police officers' use of body cameras to the upcoming “straight pride” parade in Boston. -
Authorities Seize 24 Kilos In Lawrence, Methuen Bust
The state attorney general's office made history Wednesday with what officials described as the largest drug takedown in the office's history, in Methuen and Lawrence. -
FBI Probing Why Some U.S. Tourists Have Died Mysteriously In The Dominican Republic
There are similarities in the rash of deaths. Most are described as happening suddenly, and several after an alcoholic drink. -
State Retirement Board To Consider Pulling Pensions From Convicted Former Trooper, Lieutenant
A former state trooper and a former lieutenant may lose their pensions after being sentenced on Tuesday for fraudulently receiving overtime pay. -
NYPD Apologizes For 1969 Raid At Stonewall Inn Gay Bar
Nearly 50 years after a police raid at the Stonewall Inn catalyzed the modern LGBT rights movement, New York's police commissioner apologized Tuesday for what his department did. -
New Hope For Families Of Homicide Victims
For some parents, the loss of a child who has been killed is particularly painful if the murder has gone unsolved. After years of waiting, Mattapan mother Connie Mahogony Payne still hopes that justice will prevail. -
Boston's New FBI Special Agent In Charge Seeks To Fight Terrorism And Strengthen Counterintelligence
Joseph Bonavolonta is settling into his new role as special agent in charge after previously working in the office from 2013 to 2017.