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'Abhorrent': Canton issues lengthy statement after ex-police officer named in new Karen Read lawsuit

The Town of Canton is responding after being named in Karen Read’s sweeping lawsuit, which alleges widespread law enforcement failures in the investigation into John O’Keefe’s death.

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Karen Read files lawsuit against Canton police, Mass. State Police

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Karen Read sues the police agencies that investigated her Boston police boyfriend's death

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Karen Read files lawsuit against Massachusetts State Police, Canton Police

Karen Read has filed a lawsuit against Massachusetts State Police and the Canton Police Department nearly a year after she was acquitted of killing her police officer boyfriend.

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‘Abhorrent’: Canton issues lengthy statement after ex-police officer named in new Karen Read lawsuit

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Newly revealed texts from police may upend prosecutions tied to Karen Read investigators

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State Police colonel calls racist, antisemitic texts from Karen Read investigator ‘disturbing’

Editor’s note: This story was updated with statements from Gov. Maura Healey and the attorney retained by Michael Proctor, Matthew Hamel, at 3:40 p.m. on June 4. Racist and antisemitic text messages exchanged by former police investigators in the Karen Read case,

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Arkansas State Trooper Wrote 'White Supremacist' Texts to Wife, Resigns After She Reveals Them in Divorce Filing

The former state trooper sent more than two dozen racist, homophobic and sexist text messages to his wife, according to her court filings reviewed by PEOPLE

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Read King and police statements in full after Andrew arrest

Vehicles, believed to be police, near Andrew's Sandringham home on Thursday morning. King Charles III has released a statement after his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Earlier ...

Newly released bigoted police texts are ‘significant problem for the whole commonwealth’

Former police officers Michael Proctor and Sean Goode praised Hitler and used slurs in messages that law enforcement experts warn could damage public trust statewide.