Massachusetts police operation disrupts drug activity, leading to seizures and arrests, including Eric Serrano for trafficking drugs. Inter-agency cooperation praised.

Police in Auburn arrested six after a shooting, recovering multiple firearms and investigating ongoing related charges.

Lawrence Police Department is asking for public help to locate a missing juvenile, emphasizing community assistance despite the youth not being in danger.

Eighteen Brazilian nationals charged in Massachusetts for illegal firearm trafficking and possession; over 100 firearms seized in a federal crackdown involving community investigations.

Aaron Diaz Liranzo of the Trinitarios gang pleaded guilty to racketeering. Sentencing is set for June 25, 2025. He was involved in a 2019 shooting and faces a potential life sentence.

Han Lee was sentenced to four years in prison for running a multi-state prostitution network, with a year of supervised release and over $5.4 million in forfeitures.

Law enforcement in Springfield seized four illegal firearms and drugs, leading to the arrest of eight individuals, with Jahiem Sutherland among the apprehended despite being monitored electronically.

Springfield Police's operation at Blunt Park resulted in the seizure of three illegal firearms and the arrest of six individuals on various weapon and ammunition charges.

Southbridge Police arrested a suspect, Jose Paredes, for a shooting on Worcester Street, after finding a gun in his vehicle in North Brookfield. He faces multiple firearm charges.

Two Michigan men were charged with thefts after a police probe linked them to a crime spree, including a $6,000 theft at a Milford Target. They were identified and caught with assistance from multiple law enforcement agencies.

A man in Dracut is charged with stabbing a woman multiple times, resulting in her critical condition. The suspect was arrested and held without bail pending a hearing.

Wakefield police are investigating a targeted double shooting on Lakeshore Drive, with both victims in serious condition. Searches are ongoing, with no arrests made yet.

Massachusetts State Police fired Trooper Michael Proctor for unsatisfactory conduct and misuse of alcohol, revealed through inappropriate text messages about a murder suspect and drinking on duty.