Bureau of Prisons correctional officer guilty of beating inmate in 2019
A federal jury in Boston found a senior correctional officer at a federal prison medical center in Massachusetts guilty of beating a “mentally impaired” inmate in 2019.
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Pop-up scam cheats victims out of $347M last year: FBI
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White supremacist group protests drag queen book reading in Jamaica Plain, condemned by mayor, DA
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Adam Montgomery pleads not guilty, waives arraignment in new charges unrelated to Harmony case
The dad of missing New Hampshire girl Harmony Montgomery has pleaded not guilty to and waived arraignment on new charges against him unrelated to Harmony’s case.
![Facta Non Verba. That’s Latin for “Deeds Not Words.” It’s the motto for Boston’s Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, a patriotic organization formed in 1638 to train young officers to serve the commonwealth, and a virtue that its first Black member, retired Lt. Col. Enoch “Woody” Woodhouse II, said he wished more people would embody. […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/tuskegeenl05_.jpg?w=132 "Facta Non Verba. That’s Latin for “Deeds Not Words.” It’s the motto for Boston’s Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, a patriotic organization formed in 1638 to train young officers to serve the commonwealth, and a virtue that its first Black member, retired Lt. Col. Enoch “Woody” Woodhouse II, said he wished more people would embody. […]")
Tuskegee Airmen living legend ‘Woody’ Woodhouse would like people to live by deeds instead of words
Facta Non Verba. That’s Latin for “Deeds Not Words.” It’s the motto for Boston’s Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, a patriotic organization formed in 1638 to train young officers to...