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MIT Police Officer Sean Collier Remembered on 9th Anniversary of His Death
A ceremony was held Monday to mark nine years since Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer Sean Collier was killed in the days after the Boston Marathon bombings. The MIT Police Department laid a wreath at the Collier Memorial, located on the Cambridge university’s campus — just a couple of miles from Copley Square where thousands of runners crossed the…
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MIT Officer Sean Collier Remembered 9 Years After His Death
Sean Collier was shot during the manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombing suspects.
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Fallen Officer's Family Shares Support for Police
The family of an MIT police officer killed in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings is pushing back against what they say is a lack of support for law enforcement.
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Family of Officer Killed by Boston Bombers Urges Support for Police in Ad Campaign
The family of an MIT police officer killed in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings is pushing back against what it says is a lack of support for law enforcement. Sean Collier’s family is starting a full-page newspaper ad campaign to remind the community about the sacrifices made by Collier and others in law enforcement. “Every day, I...
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Officers Advocate for Passage of the Sean Collier Act
It’s National Police Week and law enforcement officers across the nation are participating in events to honor those killed in the line of duty, like Massachusetts officer Sean Collier.
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Memorials Built for Boston Marathon Bombing Victims
This year, the Boston Marathon finish line will get a new addition to pay tribute to those lost in the marathon bombings in 2013.
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Memorial for Slain MIT Officer Damaged in Crash
The cleanup continues on MIT campus after an overnight car crash damaged the memorial for Slain MIT officer Sean Collier.
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Memorial Dedicated to MIT Officer Killed by Boston Marathon Bombers Damaged
Police in Cambridge, Massachusetts, are investigating a Thursday morning crash into the Sean Collier Memorial on the MIT campus.
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New Beginnings for Dic Donohue Five Years After Near-Death Experience
Richard “Dic” Donohue, the MBTA cop who was critically wounded during the pursuit of the Tsarnaev brothers in Watertown after the Boston Marathon bombings, reflects on the 5-year anniversary and how his life has changed. In 2016, Donohue retired from the MBTA due to chronic pain from his injuries. He says blood donations saved his life, and he is now…
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Basketball Tourney Held in Honor of Boston Marathon Bombing Victims
Youth and adult basketball teams are gathering at MIT this weekend to honor two police officers who died in the wake of the April 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
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MIT Police Officer Sean Collier Honored on Anniversary of Death in Aftermath of Boston Marathon Bombings
It has been four years since the Tsarnaev brothers murdered MIT Police officer Sean Collier in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, and Tuesday, the college community honored his memory.
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Group Honors Boston Marathon Bombing Victim Killed in Crash
A charity organization is building a playground in honor of a Boston Marathon bombing survivor who died in a car crash.