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After a Woburn police officer was placed on leave for allegedly helping to plan a white nationalist rally that erupted in deadly violence in 2017, prosecutors...

The Woburn Police Department says it has placed one of its officers on paid administrative leave after learning that he allegedly participated in and helped...

Woburn police have placed an officer on leave amid allegations he was involved in a deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017.

A Woburn police officer has been placed on leave in light of allegations that he helped plan the Charlottesville "Unite the Right" rally.

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Chief Robert Rufo reports that the Woburn Police Department is investigating after a gunshot victim was taken to a local hospital Saturday afternoon.

A 22-year-old man who authorities said was showing a new gun to friends inside a Massachusetts home Saturday unintentionally shot one of those friends in the neck, according to police. That man, Alec Augustino Braz, is now facing charges in connection with the shooting in Woburn. Woburn Police Chief Robert Rufo said Braz recently received his license to carry a firearm and “was showing a new ...

The woman allegedly threw an iced coffee at a Dunkin' worker when there was some confusion with her order.

Reply Guruprasad Krishnamurthy was hospitalized after a knife attack at his Woburn home, March 29. He says police told his family there was another attempted break-in the same night. (Shutterstock) WOBURN, MA — The victim of a violent Woburn home invasion said police told his family there was another attempted break-in earlier the same night. Woburn Police Chief Robert Rufo maintains there is no record of another attempted break-in. Guruprasad Krishnamurthy was attacked with a knife around 2 ...

UpdatedThu, Apr 29, 2021 at 6:56 pm ET Reply A Woburn resident was attacked in a March 29 home invasion, Police Chief Robert Rufo confirmed. (Shutterstock) WOBURN, MA — Woburn police are investigating a March 29 home invasion that hospitalized a resident, Chief Robert Rufo said. Police believe it was a targeted attack and there is no danger to the public, the chief said. "It was absolutely not random," he said. Subscribe Nothing was stolen and there have not been any other home invasions, Ru...