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Updated 2 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. Several police officers in Lynn, Massachusetts are on administrative leave and under investigation over allegations of inappropriate conduct. The allegations involve potential drug abuse and use of inappropriate language in a private text conversation between two officers, according to the Lynn Police Department. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. The department recently learned of the allegations from another law enforcement agency, according to a release from the city's two deputy police ch...

April 23, 2021 | 1:02 PM Seven Lynn police officers are being investigated for allegations of off-duty drug use and making racist statements, the Lynn Item reports.  According to the newspaper, the investigation was initiated after one of the officers was arrested in Salem on a domestic violence warrant in response to texts he sent to the alleged victim. While those charges were dropped, a review of the officer’s text messages and emails for the investigation revealed a group chat with six other officers in which they talked about use of cocaine and steroids.  The officers also allegedly ...

By Edward Stemn and David S. Menjor For the past five years, Sergeant Rebecca Nimley has been stationed at the Liberia National Police outpost in Maryland County, working to protect women and children against domestic and other forms of violence. As Deputy Head of the Women Children & Social Protection Division for the LNP in Maryland County, she comes with considerable authority to pursue and investigate perpetrators of violence against women. Little did she know, however, that one day the violence from which she worked to rescue so many other women, she would now experience; and not in a d...

New Bedford Police Chief Joseph Cordeiro Announces Retirement NEW BEDFORD — New Bedford Police Chief Joseph Cordeiro has announced that he is retiring from the department. Cordeiro, who has been serving on the force in New Bedford for 35 years, including the last five as Chief of Police, will wrap up his career on April 23. Deputy Chief Paul J. Oliveira will take over as Acting Chief of Police on April 24, the City of New Bedford announced in a press release. “I am grateful to have worked with the amazing men and women of the New Bedford Police Department over the course of my career. I p...