Breaking Bad News
Let’s face it, we all secretly love finding about bad news – at least so long as it doe not involve us personally, especially in ways criminal and/or financially painful.
As such, this is where Quincy Quarry aficionados can get their daily fix of breaking badly badly news© – be it local, national and/or international.
Latest Breaking Bad Posts
MBTA owns up to a Green Line derailment near Park Street stations three days after the fact #mbta
Needless to say, this late acknowledgement pretty much wastes whatever credibility the T might have scored by restoring rail service on the Orange Line on Monday as promised last month when the whole of the Orange Line was shutdown for a maintenance makeover.
Second North Quincy knifing this month #quincypolice #mayorkoch
The perpetrator fled the scene in his ride but no word if anyone made his ride’s license plate number.
Quincy pedestrian whacked on West Squantum Street near Harvard Street this afternoon
The whacked individual was conscious but still transported to the hospital.
North Quincy stabbing at McDonald’s, victim gravely injured
Apparently, someone was “hangry”
Brockton 19-year-old dies after being pulled from water in Quincy
Brockton 19-year-old dies after being pulled from the water at Mound Beach in Quincy Point neighborhood on Sunday.
2 officers wounded, one seriously, in Braintree; Suspect and K9 killed
In breaking badly bad news, two Braintree police officers were shot and K9 Kit killed responding to a domestic call in Braintree this afternoon. Early reports indicate that suspect was captured and others later state that the suspect died.
Quincy Police investigating body found at Quincy’s Squatum Point Park
The quiet of the Memorial Day holiday was broken this morning when the dead body of a man was found in Squantum Point Park.
Port-a-potty shortage about to hit the fan?
Between supply chain problems involving plastic feedstocks needed for making new porta-a-potties to increased demand for them, one should be prepared for backups in the coming months when heading out and about to relieve oneself of pandemic cabin fever.
Pedestrian struck and killed by car on Quincy’s Newport Avenue on Saturday at 1:30 AM
As if further proof is needed that the mean streets of Quincy are only becoming meaner, a 62-year-old pedestrian was struck on Newport Avenue near its intersection with Oakland Avenue.
Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Convicted of Fraud and Extorting Marijuana Vendors
As expected, former Fall RIver Mayor Correia was found guilty on 21 counts, ranging from mail fraud to extortion. Unclear, however, is if any other mayors and other public officials will take notice about their cash and carry policies.
















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