Mass law enforcement misconduct news, Mar. 16-22
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
Public records reveal alleged drug activity by former officers
DA David Sullivan’s office told a judge it couldn’t disclose the names of cops accused of crimes—even though it had already done so to praise itself
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts—and bonus Sunshine Week commentary
The state already has an office that’s supposed to hold officials accountable—it should be empowered to actually carry out this mission.
The Framingham Police Department says two police officers violated a policy against “criminal conduct”—but has demanded $525 for the officers’ internal affairs records.
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
Massachusetts governor declines to end state’s partnership with ICE
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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Boston court officer’s attempt to delete woman’s video of violent ICE abduction highlights need for reform
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DA’s office ordered to release accused officers’ names and case numbers—and pay The Mass Dump’s legal fees
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The Shoestring covers my public records lawsuit against the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office
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For years, DA David Sullivan has spent taxpayer money on fight against police transparency
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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Victor Rosario spent 32 years behind bars for a crime he says he did not commit. He returned to prison as a free man to share a walk—and a message of hope—with his old friends.
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts