POLICE & COURTS
Plymouth man gets six months in jail after admitting Covid fraud
Aaron Fernandes was already in prison when he devised his scheme over a recorded phone line.
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Another Plymouth resident faces Covid fraud charges
Federal prosecutors say construction company owner received more than $155,000 by lying.
Cage Titans fan goes down for the count after allegedly attacking police officers
‘This guy was on an alcohol-fueled adventure,’ says dept. spokesperson.
Bloody brawl is second violent incident at a downtown bar this month
A Middleborough man faces felony charges after karaoke turns to chaos at Main Street Sports Bar and Grill.
The town had $831,000 for police body cams. Instead, it’s using the money on Water St. sewer work.
The lack of cameras was highlighted by a weekend incident during which officers drew their weapons on a suspected shooter.
Police say man opened fire on two houses after altercation
Suspect faces multiple charges after late night rampage that ended without injuries.
Suspect in brutal Manomet attack was earlier charged with raping a 61-year-old homeless woman
But the 2023 case against Brodric Mason was dropped because the victim was too upset to testify, prosecutors say.
‘I will stab and kill you’
After being threatened at knifepoint over $359 worth of goods, a Walmart employee’s quick reaction leads to a Plymouth couple’s arrest.
High-end staffing company owned by Plymouth man fined $2.5 million by state for labor law violations
Concierge Services provides workers to luxury residential properties.
Firefighter charged with using hidden cameras to record his ex-girlfriend has been in trouble before
Richard Pimental resigned after a 2018 drunk driving charge, but was re-hired the next year. Now he’s on paid leave.
Plymouth man pleads guilty to Covid fund fraud
Ferris Brooks received more than $150,000 by using other people’s names on applications.
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