Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor, whose testimony in the Karen Read trial drew heavy criticism, will not testify against Brian Walshe, the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office says.

Embattled Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor, who became the subject of controversy for his role in the Karen Read murder trial, will not testify in the case of Brian Walshe, a Cohasset man accused of killing his wife and then hiding her dismembered body in 2023, according to a recent court filing. The Norfolk District Attorney’s Office stated in a filing Friday that, at...

The Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office filed a motion calling for Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor’s work phone records not to be revealed.

Releasing the full work phone records of embattled Massachusetts State Police Michael Proctor, who became a subject of controversy for his role in the Karen Read murder trial, could jeopardize other cases, the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office said in a filing. The question of whether to release those records has now become part of the ongoing Read case,...

The list of murder cases around the Boston area that could rely on the testimony of an embattled Massachusetts State Police trooper continues to grow. And that poses a big question: Will Michael Proctor’s damaged credibility prevent prosecutors from proving their cases to a jury? On Thursday, the NBC10 Investigators obtained a letter that the Norfolk District Attorney’s Office...

The NBC10 Boston Investigators are tracking the fallout of Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor’s damaging testimony in the Karen Read trial.

The fallout from Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor’s testimony in the Karen Read trial is continuing to grow. Proctor is suspended without pay amid an internal investigation, and the situation is affecting other cases involving him. New documents obtained exclusively by NBC10 Boston show the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office, which prosecuted Read, sent a Brady letter earlier...

The trooper’s damning testimony in the trial against Karen Read left him suspended by the Massachusetts State Police and could have a ripple effect in other investigations.

After Massachusetts State Police suspended Michael Proctor without pay, Canton officials revealed the trooper’s testimony led that town’s police department to place an officer, the brother of Brian Albert, on leave.

The Canton Police Department placed Kevin Albert, brother of Brian Albert, on paid administrative leave following testimony from Michael Proctor in the Karen Read trial.