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As calls mount for Arroyo resignation, he says he's not going anywhere - Vimarsana News

As calls mount for Arroyo resignation, he says he's not going anywhere

Ricardo Arroyo has said he has no plans to step down after two federal reports documented alleged meddling in last year's Suffolk DA race.

Source: boston.com
Murphy: Arroyo should consider resigning after Rollins scandal - Vimarsana News

Murphy: Arroyo should consider resigning after Rollins scandal

Two reports released Wednesday accuse U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins of attempting to meddle in the Suffolk County DA race on Arroyo's behalf.

Source: boston.com
Boston city councilor blasts Arroyo for Rollins election tampering connection - Vimarsana News

Boston city councilor blasts Arroyo for Rollins election tampering connection

Two Boston city councilors are blasting Ricardo Arroyo for “eagerly” welcoming U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins’ attempts to influence the outcome of last year’s election for Suffolk District Attorney, while another councilor is calling the attacks politically motivated. 

Reports: Rachael Rollins attempted to 'sabotage' Suffolk DA race - Vimarsana News

Reports: Rachael Rollins attempted to 'sabotage' Suffolk DA race

New reports accuse outgoing U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins of attempting to sway last year's Suffolk County District Attorney race.

Source: boston.com
DOJ probe: Rollins tried to influence DA election, lied under oath - Vimarsana News

DOJ probe: Rollins tried to influence DA election, lied under oath

Outgoing U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins attempted to influence the race to fill her former position as Suffolk County district attorney by leaking non-public Department of Justice information and using her resources to damage the reputation of the candidate she opposed, a federal watchdog concluded in a new report. The DOJ's inspector general on Wednesday published a 161-page