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$40K-worth of cocaine seized during Quincy drug investigation
One person is facing charges after investigators in Quincy, Massachusetts, seized tens of thousands of dollars worth of cocaine while executing search warrants at two properties in the city Tuesday. Quincy police said the department’s Drug Control Unit found around 341 grams of white power, two guns – a 40 caliber Glock with an obliterated serial number and a .40...
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Man admits destroying evidence in brother's arsons at Mass. Jewish institutions
A man has pleaded guilty to obstructing the investigation into an arson investigation involving fires believed to have been set by his brother at multiple Boston-area Jewish institutions five years ago, federal prosecutors said Monday.
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Woman with high-risk pregnancy missing over 3 weeks, Quincy police say
A woman who is 32 weeks pregnant and in a high-risk pregnancy remains missing, Quincy, Massachusetts, police said Friday. Pierina Fernandes, 34, was last seen the afternoon of Oct. 2 in downtown Boston, police said. She was reported missing from the Family Welcome Center at Eastern Nazarene College’s Quincy campus. Fernandes has mental health concerns, according to police, who didn’t...
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Fire burns through home in Quincy
A fire burned through a home in Quincy, Massachusetts, on Thursday, prompting police to urge the public to avoid the area. They said to avoid Beale Street between Taylor and Pine streets because of the fire. The fire was seen ripping through the roof of a home. Eight people who lived in a home, as well as a dog, all…
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‘Bad Breath Rapist' sentenced to 18-20 years for 2005 Quincy attack
A man convicted of raping a coworker at knifepoint in Quincy, Massachusetts, in 2005 has been sentenced to up to 20 years in prison, prosecutors said. Tuen K. Lee broke into the woman’s home and raped her in 2005, according to prosecutors. He was arrested and went to trial, but in 2007, while it was in process, he fled the…
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Migrant families at Quincy train station seeking shelter
Massachusetts’ migrant crisis is escalating this morning. A train stop in Quincy is becoming the temporary home of one group of migrants that have nowhere to go. One organization is doing all they can to help.
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Migrant families at train station in Quincy seeking shelter
Migrant families in Massachusetts are facing a shelter crisis with many facilities filled up to or near maximum capacity. The issue is only growing after migrants staying at Boston Logan International Airport were forced to leave last week. That shelter crisis has led dozens of people to the Wollaston MBTA station in Quincy. Both migrant families and people struggling with…
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Quincy man to be sentenced for 2022 hate crime
A Quincy, Massachusetts, man who pleaded guilty to committing a hate crime will be sentenced on Wednesday. John Sullivan admitted to threatening to kill a Vietnamese family he encountered outside of a post office in Quincy, and then nearly running over one of the family members with his car. The incident happened on Dec. 2, 2022. Sullivan, 78, could face…
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Man convicted in 2005 Quincy rape held without bail after 16 years on the run
A man who was convicted of raping a coworker at knifepoint in Quincy, Massachusetts, in 2005 appeared in a Massachusetts court Wednesday for the first time since he fled the state in the middle of his trial in 2007, authorities say. Prosecutors have said Tuen K. Lee broke into a coworker’s Quincy home and raped her in 2005. He was…
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Man convicted in 2005 Quincy rape arrested in Calif.
A man who was convicted of raping a coworker at knifepoint in Quincy, Massachusetts, in 2005 has been arrested by U.S. Marshals after 16 years on the run, authorities said Tuesday. Tuen K. Lee was convicted in 2007 of aggravated rape, home invasion, kidnapping, armed burglary and armed robbery while masked, among other charges. Massachusetts State Police said he broke…
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Owner of Quincy's Wheelhouse Diner on upcoming closure: ‘It's bittersweet'
As a beloved, decades-old diner in Quincy, Massachusetts, prepares to close its doors for the last time, the restaurant’s owner calls the decision “bittersweet.” The Wheelhouse Diner has been in business for nearly eight decades on Hancock Street in North Quincy. LeeAnn McDonough, who has owned it for 13 years, says she is closing the business on June 30 amid…
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Quincy's elder services director out amid probe into ‘financial irregularities'
Amid an investigation that uncovered “Serious financial irregularities” at the Elder Services Department, the mayor of Quincy, Massachusetts, has removed the head of the department.
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Quincy's elder services director on administrative leave amid investigation
A city official in Quincy, Massachusetts, is on administrative leave amid an investigation, according to city staff, though it wasn’t immediately clear what the investigation is looking into. Director of Elder Services Tom Clasby’s paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation was confirmed by Christopher Walker, the Quincy mayor’s chief of staff, on Saturday. Walker said the investigation is...
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Coyote encounter caught on camera in Quincy
Doorbell video shows a coyote chasing after a woman and her dog.
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New video shows Quincy hit-and-run crash as police seek driver
Police investigating a hit-and-run that seriously injured a pedestrian in Quincy, Massachusetts, Tuesday have released new video that shows the dramatic crash, as they continue to search for the driver. The video shows the crash on Southern Artery about 6 p.m. The SUV crashes into the pedestrian, who is in the crosswalk as crossing lights flash, sending him flying. The…
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Pedestrian injured in Quincy hit-and-run
A pedestrian was hospitalized Tuesday after a hit-and-run crash in Quincy, Massachusetts. The crash happened on Southern Artery. A dark-colored SUV hit the pedestrian in a crosswalk and then fled, witnesses told police. Police believe the driver fled northbound toward South Street. The vehicle is thought to have sustained damage to its windshield, hood and passenger-side bumper. The victim was…
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Juvenile hurt in stabbing at MBTA station in Quincy
A stabbing at an MBTA stop in Quincy, Massachusetts, left a juvenile with non-life-threatening injuries Monday evening. The MBTA said the stabbing happened shortly before 7:30 p.m. at Quincy Center along the Red Line. The victim suffered a stab wound to the neck and sustained non-life-threatening injuries, according to the MBTA. Four juveniles accused of being involved were detained by…
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Man arrested after Friday shooting that left man injured in Quincy
A man has been arrested after a shooting in Quincy, Massachusetts early Friday morning that left one person injured. The shooting occurred just after 3 a.m. in the area of Elm Avenue and Marlboro Street in the Wollaston section of city, Quincy police said Friday. The man, whose name wasn’t immediately released, was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening...
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Man taken to hospital after being shot in Quincy, police say
A man was shot in Quincy, Massachusetts, early Friday morning, according to authorities. The shooting occurred just after 3 a.m. in the area of Elm Avenue and Marlboro Street in the Wollaston section of city, Quincy police said Friday. The man, whose name wasn’t immediately released, was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said. Police said the...
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A unique combo: A sports bar and Chinese restaurant in Mass.
Chinese-American food and sports on TV pair perfectly at The China, an eclectic watering hole just south of Boston.