A Roxbury man pleaded guilty to his role in a drug conspiracy and awaits sentencing on April 10, 2025, facing up to 20 years of imprisonment and a $1 million fine.

Chukwunonso Obiora was sentenced to 11 years in prison for money laundering and passport fraud conspiracies, including $3.3M in restitution and forfeiture.

A Lynn man pleaded guilty to intending to distribute fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine in Boston federal court. His accomplice was sentenced in 2023, following their arrests from a suspected drug front. Sentencing is set for April 2025.

Thomas Robinson was arrested in Quincy for a Mattapan shooting, facing charges including firearm possession and assault. The victim from the December incident survived. The arrest involved collaboration between Boston, state, and Quincy police.

The Boston Police Department has alerted the public to a scam where individuals impersonate BPD detectives, falsely accusing people of crimes and demanding money.

A man in Grove Hall, Boston, was arrested for firearm and drug charges following a police operation responding to local drug activity and illicit cigarette sales complaints.

A Worcester man was arrested in connection with the death of another man found in Hubbardston, facing multiple charges including armed assault with intent to kill.

Massachusetts business owner Kenneth Marston was sentenced to prison for a tax fraud scheme involving failure to pay over $1 million in employment taxes.

A suspect was arrested for defacing a police memorial in Fall River, and subsequent investigations revealed the individual has mental health challenges.

A man was arrested after a standoff in Hyde Park, Boston, where he had fired a gun and barricaded himself inside a residence. No injuries were reported following the incident.

The Worcester police arrested Scott Larabee for firing a gun inside an apartment building, leading to multiple charges including unlawful possession of a firearm.

Worcester Police arrested four individuals for suspected crack cocaine distribution following a surveillance operation. They were detained after a monitored exchange and officers seized a large quantity of a substance believed to be crack cocaine.

Raymond Castro received an 11-13 year prison sentence for manslaughter and assault during a 2022 family event, with a subsequent probation period that includes anger management, drug testing, and therapy.