I-Team: Essex County Sheriff Now Being Investigated By Attorney General
Essex County Sheriff Frank Cousins is now under investigation by the Attorney General's office for allegedly pressuring employees to contribute to his political war chest.
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Essex County Sheriff Frank Cousins is now under investigation by the Attorney General's office for allegedly pressuring employees to contribute to his political war chest.
Police officers and soldiers who served under General Joseph Carter say they have been retaliated against.
The I-Team tracked Suffolk County Clerk Magistrate Maura Hennigan on several work days and caught her handing out bumper stickers and collecting signatures for her 2012 political run.
The U.S. Army's Criminal Investigation Command is probing an allegation of rape against Joseph Carter, the highest ranking officer in the Massachusetts National Guard.
Sources say Sergeant Brian Carey is on administrative leave and could face criminal charges.
The General Chemical plant in Framingham is finally shutting down, but the damage may already be done. There are concerns about possible contamination of drinking water wells in Sherborn.
A report obtained by the I-Team exposes a man capable of death threats who is addicted to hiring women for sex.
An I-Team investigation has found that of the hundreds of doctors who settle malpractice claims, almost none are held accountable by the state board.
Richard Freeland is the Commissioner of Higher Education. The I-Team has learned taxpayers pick up the tab for the lease on his Chevy Hybrid, and the cost of gas and tolls.
Flying 500 feet above a small Vermont town, the I-Team found out that terrorists see the Canada-United States border as their land of opportunity.
Sheriff Frank Cousins has made some big changes in the way he raises campaign money just days after the I-Team exposed some questionable practices.
The employees WBZ talked with say there's an unwritten rule in the Essex County Sheriff's Department: Write a check to Frank Cousins' campaign fund or it's a dead end job.
State cameras are catching people with no regard for the community who sneak into neighborhoods and dump all kinds of trash.
Criminals are increasingly using storage facilities as havens for illegal activities, knowing police will have a hard time tracking them down.
An employee signed a contract with a $1,200 week salary and worked for Paul Darcy for one month but was never paid a dime.
