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Feds want to depose Fall River contractor in bankruptcy case
A federal judge gave a green light to the United States Trustee — the arm of the Department of Justice that polices bankruptcy cases — to depose a Fall River, Massachusetts, home improvement contractor about his financial records. It is the latest legal setback for Larry Westgate, who is also facing a felony charge for larceny related to a failed…
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Woman who snuck on NY-Paris flight released, will live in Philly, official says
A woman accused of sneaking on a flight from New York to Paris was released from custody under specific conditions and will live in Philadelphia, NBC10 confirmed.
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Documents shed light on Michael Proctor's training
The actions of Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor, the lead investigator of John O’Keefe’s death whose testimony at Karen Read’s murder trial put the spotlight on his text messages, may have betrayed his badge, according to documents obtained by the NBC10 Boston Investigators.
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Proctor's conduct in Karen Read case may betray his training, exclusive documents show
Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor was the lead investigator in the high-profile Karen Read murder trial and has been in the spotlight for his conduct and his handling of this high-profile case. The conduct revealed during Proctor’s testimony in the trial is another stain on the Massachusetts State Police and there could be serious implications for Proctor himself. ...
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Questions surround driver accused of killing police officer, utility worker
Peter Simon, charged in a crash that killed a Waltham police officer and a National Grid worker last month, has a long history of violence across the country.
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‘This was a dropped ball:' Questions surround driver accused of killing police officer, utility worker
Ed Heywood recalled the moment his life almost ended in 2009. Nearing retirement, the school principal was riding in the right front passenger seat of a transit bus on that August day, accompanying a colleague who was getting his commercial driver’s license. A black pickup truck appeared out of nowhere on the highway. “I heard the driver say, ‘Eddie, look…
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Judge denies pool contractor's request to lower bail: ‘Epitome of a flight risk'
The owner of a pool company who’s accused of leaving a path of destruction across Massachusetts will not have his bail reduced as he awaits trial in Plymouth County. As the NBC10 Investigators reported in July, Steven Docchio was arrested on a warrant following a grand jury investigation that resulted in a 17-count criminal indictment. On Oct. 18, Docchio appeared…
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To Catch a Contractor update: Steven Docchio denied lower bail amount
Steven Docchio, the owner of a pool company who’s accused of leaving a path of destruction across Massachusetts, was unsuccessful in his attempt to get his $50,000 bail reduced so he can get out of jail as he awaits trial in his Plymouth County criminal case.
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Mass. State Police recruits dropping out at record rate. Here's a look inside the academy
Dozens of State Police trainees have dropped out of the Massachusetts State Police Training Academy just weeks into training. It’s a historic rate when law enforcement is already facing challenges with recruitment. This is happening at a time when state police staffing levels are already low. According to the academy leaders, trainees normally quit if they’re not prepared or...
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Historic dropout rate for latest class at Mass. State Police academy
The NBC10 Investigators were invited inside the academy walls to get a firsthand look at what it takes to become a Massachusetts state trooper and the extremely demanding training involved after we began asking questions about the high attrition rate of this class.