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The Attleboro Police are seeking a suspect for a string of car break-ins and an SUV theft, urging residents to secure their vehicles and provide any useful information.
A Federal Firearms Licensee, Cory Daigle, pled guilty to firearm trafficking and conspiracy in a Boston federal court, with sentencing set for November 20, 2024.
A child and a woman were found dead in North Andover, Massachusetts, with local authorities investigating the incident as isolated, posing no wider public threat.
Conrad Burnette, 62, from Milton, was held without bail on charges including assault with intent to murder following a double stabbing at Roxbury's Liberty Diner.
The Worcester Police are investigating a series of armed robberies of pizza delivery drivers, involving firearm threats and theft of cash and valuables.
A Rhode Island man was sentenced to 9-12 years for a 2022 crash that severely injured eight motorcyclists. He pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including driving under the influence of drugs.
Nigerian national Yomi Jones Olayeye was arrested at JFK for a $10 million pandemic unemployment fraud scheme, facing charges including wire fraud and identity theft.
A gas explosion at a Lynn construction site sent one worker to the hospital with minor burns; no other injuries or structural damage occurred. An investigation is underway.
Amphibious Boston Duck Tours boat rescues an adult and a child from the Charles River; emergency teams from multiple agencies participate in the operation.
Authorities are conducting a death investigation after a body was found in Boston's waterfront near the Barking Crab restaurant.
Former NFL player Gosder Cherilus was arrested for urinating on a passenger and causing a Delta flight from Boston to Dublin to return. He faces charges of disorderly conduct.
A car crashed into a house in Boston's Roxbury, causing no injuries but leaving the vehicle hanging against the residence. The incident is under investigation.
A violent road rage incident on Memorial Drive, Cambridge, led to shots fired and two men hospitalized; authorities are investigating and have assured no ongoing safety threat.
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