Prosecuted By The DA, Exonerated By DNA
At one point in his decades-long fight for freedom, prosecutors declined to call on their own DNA expert whose findings skewed from their narrative
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Sept. 14-20
Another cop accused of tracking his ex with Flock, former Methuen police chief sentenced for fraud, and more
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Sept. 7-13
Prosecutors say state trooper’s colleagues knew had been drinking before fatal crash, state trooper fired for racist texts to ex-girlfriend, and more
James Carver just wants to live a normal life. Prosecutors want to put him back in prison.
A judge overturned his murder convictions due to new scientific evidence—but prosecutors say the ruling should be reversed
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Aug. 31-Sept. 6
Using Flock cameras to track an ex-girlfriend isn’t a firable offense for cops in Revere, Massachusetts
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Aug. 24-30
Five cops lose their law-enforcement certification, departments continue to ditch Flock, and more
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Aug. 17-23
More cops accused of misusing Flock cameras, state trooper facing assault charges, and more
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Aug. 10-16
New Bedford cop used Flock camera to track ex’s vehicle, Lowell cop found to have conducted illegal search, and more
“Your boy is an exoneree”: Prosecutors drop charge for 1993 Boston murder
Stephen Pina spent 28 years in prison for a murder he said he did not commit
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Aug. 3-9
Judge finally calls out State Police for systematically violating the Public Records Law
Mass law enforcement misconduct news, July 27-Aug. 2
Court decision overturning man’s Boston murder conviction upheld, former postal inspector pleads guilty to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars, and more
Mass State Police trooper charged with stealing Bobcat vehicle from contractor
State suspends trooper’s law-enforcement certification after larceny charges