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Two high-ranking officers have left the Cambridge Police Department in recent months after they were involved in controversial social media incidents in 2020. CPD spokesperson Jeremy C. Warnick confirmed in an email that former Lieutenant Shawn Lynch is “no longer with the department,” and former Superintendent Jack Albert retired from CPD after 33 years. Lynch departed CPD following a department investigation into a now-deleted Twitter account which a city resident suspected might belong to Lynch in September 2020. Warnick wrote that CPD determined the account did, in fact, belong to Lyn...

A Cambridge police lieutenant who was being investigated in connection to racist and violent social media posts is no longer working at the Cambridge Police Department, a spokesperson confirmed to WBUR. The department began investigating Lieutenant Shawn Lynch in September. Prior to the scandal, Lynch had not been on duty since May because of unrelated reasons, the city said at the time. At the time, the department confirmed the Twitter account in question belonged to Lynch, but was looking into whether he had made the statements. As WBUR previously reported, tweets from the account targeted ...

Reply January 29, 2021 The Cambridge Police Department today held a swearing-in ceremony for Leonard DiPietro, who was promoted to the rank of Police Superintendent. Subscribe Born and raised in Cambridge, Superintendent DiPietro initially joined the Cambridge Police Department as a Cadet in 1976. He later became a Police Officer in 1983 after spending time with the Cambridge Fire Department. Since joining the Cambridge Police Department, DiPietro has since served in a variety of units during his distinguished career, including Patrol Operations, Community Services, and Criminal Investigatio...