Hearing Impaired Ex-Cadet Wins Case For Reinstatement

A federal jury awarded a former police cadet $847,785 in damages, deciding that the hearing-impaired man can safely serve as a police officer in Boston, more than four years after the police academy pulled him out of the academy graduation for perceived hearing lapses.

Massachusetts Clears Five 'Salem Witches'

BOSTON — More than three hundred years after being accused, tried and hanged as witches on Gallows Hill in Salem, Mass., five women have been officially exonerated by the state.

Police Fear Country Drug is Making Its Way Into the City as Armed Robbers Hit Area Pharmacies

Judge Won't Delay McVeigh Execution

McVeigh's Execution To Be Broadcast on Closed Circuit TV

Ashcroft Considers Telecast of McVeigh Execution

By William J. Bratton, Chairman, Teneo Risk; former Police Commissioner of New York & Boston and former Chief of LAPD