The Plymouth Police Department reported on various incidents from April 13-19, including 9 arrests, 4 criminal complaints, 38 accidents, 59 traffic stops, and 56 medical checks, highlighting their diverse tasks.

Police in Weymouth arrested Aurelius Lee McCann, who was unwanted at a property and had an outstanding warrant, also finding him with an unlicensed shotgun and ammunition.

UMass Amherst settled with PETA, agreeing to release records of its animal research and pay $50,000 for legal fees. PETA sees this as a transparency win, while UMass defends its ethical Alzheimer’s research practices.

A Longmeadow man pleaded guilty to a $19 million loan fraud scheme; his sentencing is set for July 2025, while his wife contests the charges with a trial scheduled for October 2025.

Guilty verdicts were secured against four individuals for running a sex trafficking ring in the Boston area, as announced by the Massachusetts AG's Office.

A Massachusetts man with a criminal past faces charges for illegal possession of ammunition and explosives. If convicted, he risks up to 15 years for each count.

Methuen Police seek public help to find missing juvenile Estrella Coronado, last seen April 20 on Pinedale Ave. She's 16 with brown eyes, black hair, 5'1", 175 lbs, wearing black clothing and sneakers. Contact police with info.

Harwich police are actively searching for missing 23-year-old Joseph Cottle, last seen in tan pants and a blue shirt.

Matthew R. Luddy was arrested by Whitman Police for drug trafficking following a routine traffic stop for a minor violation and driving with a suspended license.

A domestic dispute in Mattapan resulted in four people being hospitalized due to a shooting and stabbing. Suspect Calvin Stokes was arrested and faces multiple charges.

A man was arrested in Boston after a chase, subsequent to the discovery of a dead woman in an Allston apartment, with the arrest and investigation ongoing.

Junmyung Lee, involved in an interstate prostitution network, was sentenced to a year in prison, faces deportation, and must pay $200,000 in forfeiture.

Three Boston residents charged with drug trafficking conspiracy by a federal grand jury, involving methamphetamine, fentanyl, and cocaine, with potential for lengthy prison sentences and fines.