A Bronx man received over two years in prison for fentanyl distribution after pleading guilty, following his arrest for delivering about one kilogram of fentanyl to a government witness.

Robbie Delgado of Springfield receives a 40-month prison sentence for illegal firearm and ammunition possession.

A Newburyport man, Christian Decristofaro, is charged with wire fraud for allegedly defrauding a home repair insurance provider of $1.5 million through fake repairs.

A man was arrested after a bar fight in Fall River with charges including firearm possession and assault, following a find of crack cocaine and a loaded gun.

Police arrested Tyrell Pratt after a pursuit for a shooting at Blue Meadows; he discarded a gun and faces multiple charges, including assault with a firearm.

Kyvon Ross was arrested in Dorchester after a high-speed moped chase, facing multiple charges including firearm possession and motor vehicle violations.

Johnny Barros Brandao of Brockton was convicted of passport fraud and faces a ten-year sentence for trying to re-enter the U.S. to avoid murder charges in Cabo Verde.

Rafael Davila has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for leading a catalytic converter theft ring, after pleading guilty to multiple charges. His arrest led to a decline in such thefts in Massachusetts.

A male victim was fatally shot on Heroult Rd, Worcester. Later, a suspect died by self-inflicted gunshot after a police pursuit on I-190, with both incidents seemingly connected by authorities.

An 18-year-old from Quincy was arrested for a series of carjackings in Roxbury and faces multiple charges, set to be arraigned in Roxbury District Court.

Nehemya Smith, a Twelve Tribes "elder," faces sentencing for 25 child sex abuse charges including aggravated rape. His crimes took place in Plymouth, Massachusetts, against two girls in his community.

A Lynnfield High School substitute teacher was fired for alleged involvement in hate-based ideologies, with no active threat posed but concerns raised in the community.

Worcester PD arrested Yvan Soup, who had multiple warrants, and charged him with possessing a loaded high-capacity firearm with an altered serial number and other offenses.