St Patrick’s Day revelers at Cronin’s Publick House.  Image via Facebook

— Quincy Massachusetts News by Quincy Quarry News – News, Opinion and Commentary

 

In the first of two stones busting exposés teased in the most recent Quincy Quarry News’ Weekly Fish Wrap, Quincy Quarry has been advised by multiple sources from its ever-growing pool of sources in places both high but mostly low that a City of Quincy department head would clearly appear to have ended up sloppy and arguably even worse on St. Patrick’s Day.  

These sources are also at least generally supported by Quincy Quarry’s Citizen Journalist Police Radio Scanner Monitor.

This clearly patronage hack hire is said to have begun toasting St. Patrick’s Day in the afternoon at Cronin’s Publick House in Quincy Point with Quincy Mayor Koch and various other of his mostly boyo coat holders, other hangers on and kochster wannabes.

| quincy news

An old photo used for effect

This hack is said to have somehow or other then moved on to The Chantey in Marina Bay by a time unknown in the evening as well as was likely by then as green around the gills as in the color of the water in Quincy Bay.

That and sloppy.

How sloppy?

The hack is said to have pressed untoward as well as physical advances on two female patrons at The Chantey.

So unwanted were the advances that one woman’s male companion looked to be all but on the verge of addressing matters when private security as well as a Quincy police officer apparently working a detail intervened.

| quincy news

A busy night at The Chantey
An old picture posted by James Jr.

Pointed admonishments tendered notwithstanding, the misbehaving hack then purportedly moved on to making a nuisance of himself with another female patron.

At this point around 11 pm, the hack was said to have then not only so been 86’ed from The Chantey, he was also apparently taken into protective custody in spite of the fact that placing him under arrest for at least disorderly conduct was clearly a viable, if not also the more appropriate course of action given what all is purported to have happened had the hectored women opted to press charges.

| quincy news

Quincy Quarry News’ Citizen Journalist Police Scanner Monitor in action
An old photo

Concurrently, Quincy Quarry News’ Citizen Journalist Police Radio Scanner monitor picked up a radio dispatch from the field noting that “he is one of ours” and then police dispatch pointedly advised the officer radioing in to (cellphone, ed.) call in and so one can only reasonably assume to be able to discuss matters offline.

Adding to an already sloppy hot mess, the hack is said have slurred out “a do you know who I am” along the way. 

Such a rookie move is often a bad idea as well as even on occasion in Massachusetts and in this instance purportedly included the hack telling police on the scene that he was giving them a new police headquarters.

| quincy news

Burn rate, burning money — whatever
Image via cheat-sheet.com

Actually, it is local taxpayers who are covering the so far $175 million bill. 

That and the cost of which has been burgeoning on this hack’s so-called watch.

As ill-advised as was the hack so apparently misspeaking, including the fact that he is or at least once was an attorney, one of Quincy Quarry’s sources for this latest Quarry exposé also happens to well know as well as has long known the hack and was thus in no way surprised by the hack’s getting snippy.

| quincy news

A fed up taxpayer
A file photo meme

Further, Quincy Quarry News personnel have long and often noticed this hack hire becoming snippy whenever he has found himself duly hectored while appearing before the Quincy City Council on shortcomings when his department has failed to see its projects finished in a timely manner as promised and/or anywhere close to on budget.

Further yet problematic, the hack was a relatively young widower and so left alone with children to raise.  He has since entered into a wholly different sort of new relationship; however, apparently Steve knows better than to go out drinking on the annual amateur night that is St. Patrick’s.

At the same time, Quincy Quarry has no idea if the hack may have ended up on a couch after he ended his purported time in protective police custody.

Quincy Quarry also does not have a copy of the usual standard operating procedure police paperwork for this manner of policy custody.

| quincy news

It happens, arguably especially in the Q
A file illustration

Reasons include those obvious to Quincy Quarry News’ ever-growing legions of loyal readers as well as why bother trying to score a coy of the report given the distinct possibly that the paperwork work might have already been broomed when the police department recovered from what was a very busy long St Patrick’s Day weekend.

That and how one can only assume a filing for Employee Assistance Program services no later than shortly after this Quincy Quarry News’ expose hit the fan and so be able to take advantage of the privacy veil accorded via both the Americans with Disabilities Act  (“ADA”) and HIPAA regulations in spite of the fact that the City of Quincy has long been koch-blocking such ADA consideration for those whom the City of Boston seeks to provide such care on its wholly-owned Long Island.

View this post on Instagram

Visit Quincy Quarry Instagram Page

QQ Disclaimer

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pin It on Pinterest