Massachusetts State Representative arrested in Quincy over suspicion of drunk driving
The state representative is said to have blown roughly four times the legal limit.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Checking in for an extended stay at Club Fed! #jasielcorreia #clubfed
Is one of Quincy Quarry News’ longest as well as by far the most widely-viewed series of Quarry exposés per one read of the data coming to an end?
Federal Prosecutors tell appeals court: Jasiel Correia deserves no more reporting to prison delays #jasielcorreia #corruption
At this point can only assume that the court is surely at least approaching its basta point with Jasiel Correia,
Quincy Woman Indicted and Arraigned in Connection with Loansharking Operation out of Encore Boston Casino #encorebostonharbor #gambling #loanshark
Attorney General Maura Healey did what she could to score the maximum photo op as surely but coincidentally she is running for Governor.
Jasiel Correia’s bid to stay out of prison pending appeal denied but his fight is still not over
His seventh bid to stave off reporting to a Club Fed for an extended stay in prison only bought him another brief delay until to April 22 given his appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit to throw out his multiple convictions.
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#QuincyQuarryNews Near Final #SnowStory Of The Year?While winter snow has for the most part melted away, a couple of piles linger in front of Quincy's two city halls for reasons one cannot help but suspect might be performative. […]- Quincy #StPatrick’sDayWho let the dogs out? […]
- Weather Does What The #CityOfQuincy Could Not Do To #SnowPilesWeather giveth and weather taketh away. […]
- Quincy Ex-Department Head Tom “Steak Tips” Clasby Pleads Out To Multiple Federal Counts of Financial CrimesUnfortunately, by pleading out the public will not hear word in open court who all helped Steak Tips eat 153 pounds of bourbon steak tips. […]
- Quincy Ex-Department Head Expected To Finally Plead Out For Grand Theft Steak Tips And Other Embezzlements Of City FundsOf even greater interest is will Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch be putting in a good word with the judge for his former BFF so as to encourage a lighter sentence and as he did for also BFF Dan FlynnFlam? […]
