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Stoneham Police Chief Announces Retirement
Stoneham Police Chief Jim McIntyre will be retiring from his post later this year after more than a decade as top cop, according to town sources and an email obtained by NBC10 Boston. McIntyre said his last day would be May 31, which would be exactly 11 years after he was sworn in as chief. He has worked 26 years…
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Boxborough Police Chief on Administrative Leave Says He's ‘Exonerated' Amid FBI Investigation
After more than a year of being paid to stay at home, Boxborough Police Chief Warren Ryder broke his silence on social media. “There is nothing worse than being accused of baseless allegations without the right to due process,” Ryder wrote in a LinkedIn post. “Personality based politics combined with abuse of power is a dangerous reality these days even…
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Lawsuit Filed Against Medford Massage Envy
A woman says she was assaulted by a massage therapist in Medford.
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Missed Warning Signs: Massage Therapist Charged With Rape
“I was scared. I was feeling panicked because I didn’t know what he would do next,” a woman who asked to be referred to as Carrie told NBC10 Investigator Kathy Curran. The NBC10 Investigators have protected the identity of Carrie, who said she was sexually assaulted during a massage session at Massage Envy on March 3, 2021. Carrie has now…
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NBC10 Boston Investigators: Lawmaker Proposes More Oversight Before DCF Can Take Kids in the Middle of the Night
Rep. Joan Meschino is proposing legislation that would require DCF workers to get them to sign off before emergency removals are made during hours when courthouses are closed. The change would mean such a serious decision would not fall on one person or agency’s shoulders.
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Taken & Traumatized: Lawmaker Proposes More Oversight Before DCF Can Take Kids in Middle of Night
A Massachusetts state lawmaker is proposing another layer of oversight before social workers with the Department of Children and Families make an emergency removal of children during hours when courts are closed.
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NBC10 Boston Investigators: Mass. Man Says Noose Was Placed at His Work Desk in Quincy
Rich Summers, of Arlington man, said he experienced racial harassment and retaliation on the job at a national union. He told the NBC10 Investigators the alleged treatment culminated with a shocking discovery: a noose on his desk chair. The accusation triggered a police investigation and the involvement of a state agency.