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A Boston man, Jason Meeks, has been sentenced to 5-7 years for his fourth illegal gun charge, despite a lack of evidence to charge him with related shootings.
A Texas man pleaded guilty to threatening a doctor in Boston who provides care to transgender individuals. He admitted to the charge of transmitting a threatening communication.
Massachusetts State Police are investigating a fatal rollover crash on Route 93 in Stoneham that killed a 34-year-old woman and seeking a second vehicle involved.
Former IT manager Conor LaHiff pleaded guilty to a cyberattack on his previous employer, an Essex County high school, causing extensive network damage.
Kevin M. Kennedy was convicted by a federal jury for tax conspiracy and making a false statement, with potential sentencing of up to 35 years in prison.
Two former Massachusetts State Police troopers, Daniel J. Griffin and William W. Robertson, were convicted of stealing overtime funds and committing wire fraud.
A Fall River man, Hector Eduardo Arias Mejia, has been charged with passport fraud, identity theft, and Social Security number misuse by the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Boston Police Department officers joined the Corey's Kids Christmas event at the Holy Cross Cathedral, engaging with the community in holiday festivities.
Boston Police are seeking the public's help in identifying an armed robbery suspect from an incident on Robin Hood Street, Dorchester. The BPD assures tipster anonymity via text or their hotline.
Boston police arrested Jeremie Rowell after a pursuit in Brighton, linking him to multiple package thefts and charging him with various property crimes.
Joshua Hubert faces new charges including aggravated rape of the 7-year-old girl he allegedly threw off a bridge in 2017, after initially being charged with attempted murder and kidnapping.
An 18-year-old was fatally stabbed in Roslindale, Boston, prompting a police homicide investigation. The Boston Police Department seeks community assistance to solve the case.
A woman pleaded not guilty to pretending to be a student in Boston schools while working as a social worker, facing charges including forgery and identity fraud.
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