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.

Matthew Paluzzi is indicted for the murder of his father in Plymouth, with the case being prosecuted by the DA's office. He is held without bail pending arraignment.

Needham Police warns of a spike in iPhone thefts from buyers' doorsteps, with thieves often following delivery trucks and posing as delivery drivers. Residents are advised to use signature confirmation or in-store pickup.

A TPD officer arrested a 44-year-old man trying to steal an e-bike at Oak Grove MBTA station, also revealing the man had an outstanding New Hampshire warrant.