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Written by Simone Press
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Thursday, 29 November 2007 |
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Boston police reloaded the command staff yesterday, promoting about a dozen officers. Mayor Thomas M. Menino and Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis honored the new brass and their families at the Detective Rating, a promotional ceremony held at Teacher’s Union Hall yesterday. Those promoted to detective included, Capt. Mark P. Hayes, Lt. Arthur G. Torigian, Sgt. Daniel P. Duff, Sgt. John J. Fitzgerald and Sgt. Matthew F. Whalen. Another nine officers were promoted to lieutenant or sergeant. “This is another in an important recent series of new assignments and promotions that represent the future of the Boston Police Department,” Davis said. Article URL |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 November 2007 )
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Written by MassCops
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Wednesday, 28 November 2007 |
BOSTON -- U.S. Attorney Michael Sullivan is handing out just over $1 million to 11 cities across the state in an effort to stem gang violence.
The Project Safe Neighborhood and Anti-Gang Initiative grant funds will be used to support law enforcement and community or faith based programs.
Sullivan said the money will help combat crime and gang violence across Massachusetts.
Cities sharing in the grant include Boston, Brockton, Fall River, Haverhill, Holyoke, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn, New Bedford, Springfield and Worcester.
Officials said previous rounds of funding from the Project Safe Neighborhood program have been used to increase officer training, prevention and intervention programming and gun violence reduction strategies.
More than $1.5 billion has been committed nationwide since 2001. |
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Written by Christine McConville, Globe Staff
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Monday, 26 November 2007 |
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Police unions from more than a dozen communities in Eastern Massachusetts have decided that, when it comes to negotiations, there's more power in numbers. The local unions have formed a coalition and have begun pooling their resources and know-how in hopes that the collective would put them in position to better negotiate employment contracts for their 800 members. The move occurs as municipal labor contracts are increasingly difficult to negotiate and many have had to be settled in arbitration, where preparation and presentation can help win a dispute. "Now, police unions from all these different cities and towns can come together as one and share experience, knowledge, and information," said Newton police Officer Jay Babcock, who is president of Newton's patrolmen's union and a member of the Massachusetts Municipal Police Coalition's board of directors. The new group, which include police unions from Andover, Arlington, Belmont, Cambridge, Framingham, Lawrence, Lexington, Marlborough, Medford, Natick, Newton, Somerville, and Wayland, will also speak up collectively on certain personnel grievances - as it did recently when it protested the firing of a Lexington police officer. |
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Staph infection strikes N.J. department
By Paul Brubaker
The Herald News
PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. — Health officials are investigating a suspected outbreak of a drug-resistant staph infection at the Passaic County Jail, a state health official said. County officials confirmed Friday that five people - two corrections officers and three...
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Calif. police use souped-up car to grab kids' attention
By Sophia Kazmi
Valley Times
DANVILLE, Calif. — Christina Sally may drive the coolest police car in all of the East Bay. Sally, who joined the Danville Police Department last month as a civilian school program coordinator, rides around in a tricked-out, black-and-white 2008 Ford Mustang GT that...
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New Utah law enforcement memorial revealed
By Steve Gehrke
The Salt Lake Tribune
Eighty-seven years ago, Marshal Lee Isbell was shot in the left hip while making his final rounds through Richfield's business district. His wound became infected, and he later died. Virtually the entire community came to his funeral.
Within a generation,...
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Brockton, Easton men face gun charges
*The Patriot Ledger*
Posted Sep 07, 2008 @ 04:01 PM
QUINCY —
Three convicted felons from Brockton and Easton are in hot water with the law for allegedly conspiring to buy guns illegally at a pawnshop in downtown Bangor.
Levar Carey of Brockton and James Damon of Easton pleaded not guilty...
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Shots fired on Main Street early today in Brockton but no one was reported to be inju
By Maureen Boyle
*ENTERPRISE STAFF WRITER*
Posted Sep 08, 2008 @ 08:14 AM
BROCKTON —
Police are trying to learn who fired several gunshots on Main Street early today.
Police were called to the 600 block of Main Street at 12:47 a.m. to investigate a report of gunfire.
No one was reported injured....
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Four injured after ambulance hits car in Brockton
Image: http://www.enterprisenews.com/archive/x256663114/g1a9135637c2a4b7ae7e9c54ab88b0c769315cc5e840cd0.jpg
Tim Correira/The Enterprise
Brockton police investigate the scene of a crash Sunday afternoon at the intersection of North Montello and Elliot Streets, between a Toyota Camry and an...
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Cops: Teen driver says she’s “too drunk” to be tested
*Braintree officer says driver, 17, admitted she wouldn’t pass Breathalyzer; scores 0.14*
*The Patriot Ledger*
Posted Sep 08, 2008 @ 09:57 AM
BRAINTREE —
Police say a Braintree teenager was brutally honest with them after she was pulled over with a blown-out tire, telling them she was “too...
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Braintree police arrest three on drug charges
BRAINTREE —
Police arrested three men on drug charges Thursday on Pantano Street.
Police said Robert L. Donahue, 37, of Braintree admitted buying two bags of cocaine from Cruz L. Cruz, 34, of Dorchester, then selling cocaine to David F. DeCristofaro, 52, of Rockland.
The officers seized 19 bags of...
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Cops: Man drove truck into Braintree store in attempt to steal ATM machine
*The Patriot Ledger*
Posted Sep 08, 2008 @ 08:13 AM
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A Brockton man drove a truck into a convenience store in an attempt to steal an ATM machine, police said.
A burglar alarm sounded at Braintree Highland Market at 1719 Washington St., shortly after 4:30 a.m. Saturday. The front of...
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Boston Police Gaelic Column of Pipes and Drums
Guys,
The Gaelic Column will be performing at "The Lucky Dog" on Rt 14 in Pembroke on 19/Sept at 7pm. Tickets will be sold at the door or email me and I'll try to get some out. Band performances on the South Shore tend to be great times and total sell outs.
Thanks
Here is the link to the...
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