The MBTA Transit Police are searching for an assailant who attacked a Red Line passenger with pepper spray at Central Square Station. They've requested public assistance in identifying the individual.

An MS-13 member pled guilty to racketeering in Boston; sentencing is set for July 2025. He was involved in a 2010 murder and was apprehended in 2022 while re-entering the U.S.

A third man, Jair Meeks, was charged as an accessory in the Mattapan homicide of Mauricio Lawrence. He joins two others already facing first-degree murder charges for the February shooting.

Springfield Police Officers, including Lt. Brian Elliott, arrested three individuals and seized an illegal firearm after a stolen vehicle collided with a police cruiser.

Worcester Police arrested a man for carrying an illegal firearm and possessing drugs with intent to distribute after responding to a call on Pleasant Street.

The Lawrence Police Department seeks public help in finding a missing juvenile, sharing a post on Facebook with contact information while respecting privacy laws.

A 70-year-old VA Medical Center physician faces charges for child pornography offenses, following a CyberTip about explicit files uploaded to his account.

Boston Police arrested John Huddleston following a non-fatal stabbing incident at Massachusetts General Hospital. He faces charges and is set for arraignment.

Five individuals linked to the MBTA face charges for allegedly falsifying Red Line track inspection records, including four ex-employees and one current staffer.

Methuen Police arrested a Rhode Island woman for fentanyl trafficking in a CVS lot after responding to a report of her unresponsive in a car. She faces significant charges with a $250,000 bail.

The Southbridge Police collaborated with the Charlton Police K9 unit to arrest Earl Kendricks and seize over 500 grams of suspected cocaine from his apartment. Kendricks faces trafficking charges.

James Lee was sentenced to 27 months for running brothels and defrauding the government of COVID relief funds.

Plymouth Police Department's recent update highlights their busy week with 732 incidents including arrests, traffic stops, and wellness checks, demonstrating their commitment to community safety.