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Karen Read, Boston Police Department

CBS News on MSN · 2h

Boston police commissioner responds to Officer Kelly Dever's testimony in Karen Read trial

Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox was asked Thursday for the first time about references to him and his department during testimony in the Karen Read trial.

Boston’s top cop questioned about Karen Read case, officer who testified in her murder retrial

Michael Cox answered questions about Karen Read on Thursday, specifically about one of his officers who testified in the Mansfield woman’s high-profile murder retrial.

WCVB Boston on MSN · 1h

Boston police commissioner denies pressuring officer in Karen Read case

For the first time, Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox is speaking out in denial of accusations made by the defense during Karen Read's trial.

Missing paddleboarder found dead, police search for killer

USA TODAY on MSN · 4h

Woman who went missing while paddleboarding was murdered, police say

A Maine woman who went missing after going paddleboarding on July 2 was murdered, police said. Sunshine Stewart, 48, was reported missing after going paddleboarding on Crawford Pond in Union, which is about 25 miles east of Augusta, on July 2, Maine State Police said. Officials found her dead the following day.

Maine State Police call death of paddleboarder a homicide

Sunshine Stewart was last seen paddleboarding on a pond in Union, Maine on July 2nd. Her body was found the next day in what state police call “unusual circumstances.” NBC News’ Erin McLaughlin reports on the death of Stewart and the stunned community.

ABC News on MSN · 1d

'Amazing woman': Missing paddleboarder found dead, police search for killer

Sunshine "Sunny" Stewart, 48, was found dead at Crawford Pond in Union on Thursday after police were contacted to say she had gone missing, Maine State Police said. MORE: Elderly

Police preparing for Trump to visit Scotland

Police Scotland can deal with Trump visit, says chief

Senior officer insists a visit from the US President would not come at the expense of communities, despite warnings from the Scottish Police Federation.

USA TODAY on MSN · 1d

Scottish police prep for possible Trump visit to Scotland this month

President Trump owns two golf courses in Scotland, one on the northeast coast and another south of Glasgow on the west coast.

Trump’s Scottish visit could require 5,000 police officers

Up to 5,000 police officers could be deployed for Donald Trump’s visit to Scotland. Police Scotland confirmed that preparations were under way for the US president’s arrival later this month. The force said it would involve a “significant policing operation”,

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Massachusetts police officer shot by colleagues victim of ‘campaign to criminalize her’: Lawyer

An attorney for the Massachusetts police officer shot and injured by colleagues who were serving her a restraining order says ...

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Wheat Ridge police officer shoots person near I-70

The severity of the person’s injuries and other details about the incident were not immediately available, spokesperson Alex ...

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Petition seeks independent probe into Morgan Hill police handling of Marissa DiNapoli murder case

Thousands of people have signed an online petition seeking an independent investigation into how Morgan Hill police handled ...

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N. Andover officer faces assault charges after fellow police shot her; attorney says police response was ‘botched’

Instead of de-escalation, she was met with deadly force,” said Timothy Bradl, the attorney for Kelsey Fitzsimmons.

Domestic violence suspect died of self-inflicted gunshot after shootout, police say

Officers fired a total of 8 shots during the incident. But police say the suspect had only the self-inflicted injury.

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Police identify the man shot and killed by officers on July 4th after he allegedly fired at them

Ricardo Sosa, 40, emerged from a Fairhill residence shooting a handgun at police officers who were responding to a report of ...

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Canadian police spokewoman warns 'traditional values' may be sign of extremism

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) spokeswoman Staff Sgt. Camille Habel warned that a person suddenly switching to "traditional values" may be a sign they are moving toward extremism.

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Plano and Euless police to release update in North Texas homicide investigation

A shooting was reported in Euless on Thursday, a day after a homicide in Plano. Police from the two cities are expected to ...

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