Masslive: State Police agree to send extra troopers to Springfield to help combat surge of violence Remember, criminals don’t take furlough days.
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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Mass. State Police agree to send extra troopers to Springfield
Patrick Administration Ignoring $13M in SP Cost Cuts?
Cop union blue over Deval Patrick’s cost-cut focus By Hillary Chabot | Friday, October 23, 2009 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Local Politics The state police union rebuffed Gov. Deval Patrick’s attempts for cost cutting before an early-morning meeting today, saying Patrick hasn’t acted on easy savings available by reshuffling top brass. Patrick plans to discuss...
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Springfield Crime Meeting at WNEC Draws Hundreds
(UPDATE: Mass. State Police agree to send extra troopers to Springfield to help combat surge of violence ) By Patrick Johnson The Republican, October 20, 2009, 9:41PM SPRINGFIELD – After a surge of violence that saw three people killed in a four-day span, as many as 900 city residents turned out Tuesday for a community...
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Flag man “Out of Control” and cursing at motorists
Essex Police/Fire: Flag man, motorist exchange words September 26, 2009 05:31 am — ESSEX — A motorist contacted police to complain about a flag man directing traffic during the Route 133 construction project. The driver called police at 1:37 p.m. Thursday to report a flag man was “out of control” at the intersection of...
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Troop B – In The Book
by Mike O’Neil October, 2009 Trooper Dan Sheehan (SP-Russell) was assisting a disabled motorist on a local road in Westfield one recent mid shift when he noticed a vehicle approaching him and the DMV without any working headlights. Dan waved his flashlight and signaled the vehicle to stop as it passed the DMV and...
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Police release new photo of New Britain Jane Doe
Copyright 2009 The New Britain Herald Wednesday, October 14, 2009 10:46 PM EDT By LISA BACKUS Staff writer NEW BRITAIN — Police have obtained a newly retouched photo of a woman found murdered near a dumpster in 1995 in the hopes of discovering her identity and that of a woman found in Massachusetts in...
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OUR GREEDY GHOSTS ARE TERRIFYING
By Michele McPhee I love fall in New England. There is no better time of year then fall. We have haunted houses galore — like the Witch’s Woods at the Nashoba Valley Ski Resort, which I visited this past weekend. Screeching at the creepy clowns and the blood-streaked ghouls in Westford on Saturday night...
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Trooper Newspaper October 2009 Editor’s Note
A year ago, many of us heard Secretary of Transportation Cohen at the public hearing on the Detail/Flagger issue, state that no matter what testimony was presented, there would be flaggers, because there would be a substantial monetary savings to the state. No matter what testimony was presented? Why let the truth get in...
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