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United States Department of Homeland Security announces ICE sets arrest record in August including man wanted for murder
WASHINGTON – The United States Department of Homeland Security released the following statement announcing that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement…
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Bristol County man arrested on drug possession violates probation, was wanted in another state
A Bristol County man already facing charges in another state is facing a new drug charge. According to Rhode Island…
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Fire and Police Departments respond after vehicle located in Plainville pond
Crews responded Wednesday night after a vehicle ended up in a Massachusetts pond. According to the Fire Department, Plainville Fire…
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Fall River Police Sergeant hand-delivers custom bat to honor fallen Las Vegas officer
A Fall River company and the city’s police department have combined to continue to touch the lives of those near…
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FedEx tractor trailer catches fire on Bristol County highway
A FedEx tractor trailer caught fire on a Bristol County highway. According to the fire department union, at 4:00 a.m.…
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Massachusetts mother sentenced to life in prison for stabbing two young sons 50 times in “ritualistic incident” granted new trial
A Massachusetts woman convicted in the stabbing deaths of her two young sons has been granted a new trial. According…
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New Boston Bakery in Fall River under new ownership
A popular Fall River bakery is changing ownership, but don’t expect a ton of changes. New Boston Bakery, a longtime…
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Massachusetts anti-ICE woman pleads guilty to assaulting agents; “Charlie Kirk died, and we love it… We’re coming for you, gonna kill you.”
BOSTON – A Malden, Mass. woman pleaded guilty today in federal court in Boston to assaulting federal agents who were engaging…
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AG Campbell fines Brockton addiction treatment non-profit $1.15 million for using participants for free labor
By Alison Kuznitz A Brockton nonprofit that runs treatment programs for substance use disorder is facing $1.15 million in fines,…
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