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Trooper Sentenced To Supervised Release In Overtime Probe
A suspended state trooper has been sentenced to one day in prison and one year of supervised release after pleading guilty in the Massachusetts State Police overtime abuse scandal. -
The End Of Cash Bail In Suffolk County?
District Attorney Rachael Rollins hinted that an announcement on the matter might come soon. -
Is Suffolk County DA Rachael Rollins Making Good On Her Campaign Promises?
Rachael Rollins campaigned for district attorney on the basis of criminal justice reform. -
Commissioner Gross: 'Enough's Enough,' Time To Ensure Safety Of Nightclub Patrons
Boston Police Commissioner William Gross met with managers of local night clubs and Boston city officials to discuss the best practices to keep inebriated patrons safe. -
Hopkinton Police Register Private Security Cameras As Crime-Solving Tool
The surveillance camera database is voluntary, and businesses can remove themselves from the list at any time. -
California AG Says Officers Who Shot Stephon Clark Will Not Face Criminal Charges
Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced the findings of the state's independent criminal investigation into the police shooting death of Clark nearly a year ago. -
Police Contract Gone Wrong Triggers Crisis Of Trust In Methuen
Conflicts of interest and possible breaches of law have been cited by the Massachusetts Inspector General. -
Mass. State Troopers Begin Wearing Body Cameras
Over the next six months, about 100 state troopers will wear a body camera as part of a pilot program. -
Rachael Rollins Rises To National Stage With Country's Progressive DAs
Rollins' approach to her role as Boston's top prosecutor has garnered national attention. -
Despite #MeToo, Rape Cases Still Confound Police
What should be a watershed moment for holding assailants accountable has coincided with a troubling trend.
