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A Fall River officer is accused of police brutality. A trial in federal court begins today - Vimarsana News

A Fall River officer is accused of police brutality. A trial in federal court begins today

City police officer Nicholas Hoar is set to begin trial today in a Boston federal court for allegedly assaulting a man in custody then lying about it.

Source: yahoo.com
Police-involved shootings require more transparency, not less - Vimarsana News

Police-involved shootings require more transparency, not less

Bristol district attorney’s effort to ‘outsource’ public disclosure to the POST Commission is seriously misguided.

Fired police officer pleads guilty to three cases of domestic abuse, sentenced to 14 months - Vimarsana News

Fired police officer pleads guilty to three cases of domestic abuse, sentenced to 14 months

Former Fall River cop Brian Custadio was facing three cases of domestic violence against two domestic partners pleaded guilty and sentence to 14 months.

Source: yahoo.com
Ex-city cop sentenced for police brutality pleads guilty in two pending criminal cases - Vimarsana News

Ex-city cop sentenced for police brutality pleads guilty in two pending criminal cases

Convicted last May for police brutality and civil rights violations, former city cop Michael Pessoa pleads guilty in two pending criminal cases.

Source: yahoo.com
Years of alleged abuses by Fall River cop reveal limits of internal police investigations - Vimarsana News

Years of alleged abuses by Fall River cop reveal limits of internal police investigations

Michael Pessoa remained a police officer for nearly two decades despite receiving frequent complaints of physical and verbal abuse, exposing the limits of the Fall River Police Department’s attempts to police itself.

Source: wbur.org