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Boston police commissioner rejects excessive force claim, suspends captain for 3 days - Vimarsana News

Boston police commissioner rejects excessive force claim, suspends captain for 3 days

Michael Cox concluded that Captain John Danilecki violated only one regulation, for neglect of duty, related to a 2019 incident.

Boston Beer sues Downeast Cider, former-employee - Vimarsana News

Boston Beer sues Downeast Cider, former-employee

Boston Beer is accusing a former employee of "maliciously and willfully" stealing information before going to work for Downeast Cider.

Source: wcvb.com
Legal battle brewing between Boston Beer, Downeast Cider - Vimarsana News

Legal battle brewing between Boston Beer, Downeast Cider

The parent company of Samuel Adams and Angry Orchard claims it has proof a former employee took trade secrets to a Boston-based competitor in the hard cider market.

Source: wcvb.com
Top Massachusetts cannabis regulator sues treasurer over commission suspension - Vimarsana News

Top Massachusetts cannabis regulator sues treasurer over commission suspension

Shannon O'Brien, the former state treasurer and Democratic nominee for governor, filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing Treasurer Deborah Goldberg of unlawfully removing her as chairwoman of the Cannabis Control Commission.

Source: wcvb.com
Trial date set for Karen Read, Mansfield woman accused of killing boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe - Vimarsana News

Trial date set for Karen Read, Mansfield woman accused of killing boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe

The swell of support for Read has become so huge that Massachusetts police were in place to direct traffic, erect barriers along the sidewalk and even close out access to the court well before Friday's hearing would begin because, as a trooper said, "we're at capacity."