Massachusetts State Police arrested a man for cocaine trafficking after a routine traffic stop revealed illegal window tint and a large bag suspected to be crack cocaine.

Boston Police are seeking public assistance to locate Ricardo Bastos, 36, wanted for a break-in in Brighton. He's described as a 5'7" Hispanic male, often seen in a red Honda, and linked to the burglary of eight youth hockey jerseys.

Two individuals were arrested in Springfield after officers, alerted by ShotSpotter, discovered a loaded firearm. Elieser and Damian Rodriguez now face firearms charges.

Law enforcement in Springfield, Massachusetts, intercepted a shipment over three kilograms of cocaine leading to the arrest of Carlos Sanchez on drug trafficking charges.

Boston Police seek public help in finding suspects of a morning robbery at 230 Meridian Street, East Boston. The stolen vehicle was later found on Border Street. Anonymous tips can be reported to CrimeStoppers or by text.

A Dorchester charter school has shifted to remote learning for grades 8-11 due to nearby violent incidents, aiming to protect students who commute via public transport.

Former Grafton leader Bruce Spinney III was arrested for allegedly defrauding investors in a cannabis venture. He faces wire fraud charges and is accused of misusing funds for personal debts.

The Boston Police are investigating a shooting in Dorchester where a man was wounded and taken to the hospital.

A New Bedford man, Joseph Smith, is charged with stealing over $450,000 in benefits from an ALS-affected veteran.

Vincent Lambert, a Boston man, has pleaded guilty to distributing methamphetamine, with sentencing scheduled for September. He had been previously indicted and was found with over 1,000 grams of various drugs at his home.

A water main break at Boston's Hynes Convention Center caused a torrent of water to flood Boylston Street, captured in a video without injuries reported, and quickly contained.

Priya Bhambi, formerly of Takeda Pharmaceutical, has pleaded guilty to a wire fraud scam that embezzled $2.3 million. The fraudulent scheme involved fake consulting fees and lavish personal expenditures.

Boston man, Jahquel Pringle, receives a 42-month sentence for trafficking firearms from Alabama to Massachusetts.