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By Kathryn Galleraniwickedlocal.com • Posted May 31, 2012 The Oklahoma man accused of knocking on the door of an off-duty Duxbury police officer’s home holding a semi-automatic handgun will remain in jail without bail after being declared a danger to the community in court Wednesday. Plymouth District Court Judge Kathryn Hand ordered that Brett T. […]

BY LANE LAMBERT AND PATRICK RONAN/ THE PATRIOT LEDGEROCT 11, 2013 By Lane Lambert and Patrick RonanThe Patriot Ledger, October 11, 2013 Quincy, MA — DA Quincy couple has been indicted for manslaughter in the fatal drug poisoning of their infant daughter two years ago in Marshfield. Ryan Barry, 30, and AshleyCyr, 26, were arrested

Boston Cops Sued for Alleged Excessive Force, Malicious Prosecution Jonathan Adams (Staff)Open Media Boston • February 20, 2014 BOSTON — A Boston man is suing Boston Police Department officers, alleging excessive force and malicious prosecution following his arrest in January last year. Joseph Johnson filed the lawsuit in federal court in Boston in December against

Jury Acquits Trio on Murder Charges in Connection to 2016 Murder Outside of 7-Eleven By David ErtischekJamaica Plain News •December 19, 2018 BOSTON — Three defendants were acquitted Tuesday on murder charges of a 28-year-old man who was shot dead while exiting the 7-Eleven on August 27, 2016. Amos Carrasquillo, 30, his girlfriend, Amanda Algarin,

Alleged One Fund Boston scammer arraigned, pleads not guilty and is held on $30,000 cash bail By Peter Schworm and John R. EllementBoston Globe Staff With his mother looking on, the South End man accused of trying to scam One Fund Boston out of $2.2 million pleaded not guilty today to attempted larceny charges and

BY BENJAMIN PAULIN / THE ENTERPRISE – 7/27/16 By Benjamin PaulinThe Enterprise • July 27, 2016  BROCKTON, MA — A Brockton man who fatally stabbed his father in the chest with a knife in 2014 was acquitted of 1st Degree Murder Charges Wednesday afternoon. The bench trial for Amilton Goncalves, 23, began Tuesday in Brockton

By Peter SuttersI&M Staff Writer • May 8, 2017 The first day of the trial of a New York City man accused of kidnapping, raping and assaulting a woman in the early morning hours of July 5, 2013 in Surfside got underway in Nantucket Superior Court today with the the victim emotionally describing what portions

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