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With a massive investigation at stake, her allegations have sent shockwaves through New Bedford’s police department, courthouses, and jail cells.
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New Bedford police stopped, frisked, or questioned Black people at significantly higher rates than white people, report says By Shelley Murphy Globe Staff,Updated April 13, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell (at the podium) said in a statement that the city "will closely review the report and take whatever steps are necessary to ensure that policing in our city is evenhanded.âBarry Chin A scathing new report alleges that New Bedford police stopped, frisked, or questioned Black people at significantly higher rates than white people over the past five years,...
Updated on March 6, 2021 at 11:43 pm NBC Universal, Inc. Supporters of Massachusetts families whose loved ones have been killed by police held a rally and march in Boston on Saturday as part of a national day of action. It was one of two rallies held in the city, just days before the start of the trial in the killing of George Floyd. Mass Action Against Police Brutality, a local advocacy group, organized a 1 p.m. gathering in Peters Park in the city's South End neighborhood. Download our mobile app for iOS to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Mass Action Against Police Brutali...
Protesters in Boston call for action on police killing cases Associated Press 3/6/2021 BOSTON (AP) — Supporters of Massachusetts families whose loved ones have been killed by police rallied in Boston on Saturday as part of a national day of action. Mass Action Against Police Brutality, a local advocacy group, said it organized the afternoon gathering in Peters Park in the city's South End neighborhood. The organization said similar events were taking place in at least 17 other states Saturday, including California, New York, Ohio, Texas, Florida and Georgia. The rallies are timed just ah...