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No one appreciates the First Amendment more than me. If I did my schtick in Moscow vs. Manchester, Justin would be taking on an additional assignment as New Hampshire Today food taster. A Bedford police officer is in hot water after he posted a commentary on Tik Tok that included a video that has the caption: "How the media/liberals want the police to be." It shows an officer in uniform and possibly in a police cruiser pretending to respond to calls and asking people not to shoot or stab people. When they don't comply, he drives away. This officer has every right to express his views, as an individual. Not as a Bedford Police Officer.
New Bedford Police Officer Recovering from Accident and COVID-19 David Raymond is a New Bedford native and is employed as a New Bedford Police Officer. His nomination for the Spotlight Frontline Heroes Program came to us anonymously. The submission addressed his obstacles in 2020 “Dave is normally assigned to NBPD Station Two on the 4 pm to midnight shift. In the middle of the COVID-19 Pandemic on June 25, 2020, Officer Raymond was struck by a vehicle. He was on foot directing traffic while on duty and responding to a call for service down by East Beach. Officer Raymond suffered serious injuries, including a fractured skull, an epidural hematoma (brain bleed), a knee injury, as well as road rash all over his body. Officer Raymond had and still has a long road to a full recovery. He has undergone different physical therapies and countless doctor’s appointments all while simultaneously pushing through the COVID-19 pandemic.”
December 31, 2020 (UNDATED) – In February 2020, the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence County celebrated the burning of their mortgage, a man was arrested after selling fatal does of heroin to a Mitchell man, a man’s murder sentenced was upheld, spelling bee champions were named, the Bedford Police Officer of the Year was named, Mitchell firefighters saved a woman’s life, and a new Bedford Fire Department chief took the helm. The Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence County Burn Mortgage In February 2020, the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence County celebrated the burning of their mortgage. The event was held at the Limestone Unit. Jim Sowders jumped from the roof of the building in celebration and the mortgage went up in flames.