In a case that can only remind Quincy residents of a recent damning local scandal that saw a connected peep slipped on to Quincy police force, a Boston police officer was arrested and then released on personal recognizance.
Correia was slated to report tomorrow, March 4, but his reporting date has been bumped back until April 4. Conversely, Federal prosecutors are opposed to granting Correia’s request for yet another delay, “It is time for Defendant Correia to go to prison.”
In response to what has so far been a very rough 2022 for the Koch Maladministration given a variety of grave embarrassments, at least one Kochster has become testy over it all.
A redone Wollaston Red Line MBTA station reopened with much fanfare two and half years ago after it was closed to supposedly hasten the makeover. As usual, things did not work out as planned. Not even close to as planned.
In a familiar refrain, Quincy police are asking that any witnesses come forward as so far Quincy police apparently do not have not a clue as to who might be the perps.
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