Amelia Stern

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Amelia Stern

An MBTA train struck and killed a man on the tracks at the Brockton commuter rail station Tuesday, June 17, Superintendent of the Transit Police Department Richard Sullivan told The Enterprise. The unidentified adult male was trespassing on the right of way at the Brockton station when he was struck, Sullivan said. He died as a result of injuries sustained in the strike.

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Amelia Stern

Middleboro optician Lauren Downey was thrilled to get a customized license plate in 2022 that read "FRAMED" − a fun reference to her longtime profession. Her plate would come to have an entirely different meaning in 2025, as tens of thousands of viewers across the country tuned in to the retrial of Karen Read, a Massachusetts woman accused of killing her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe.

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Amelia Stern

A Brockton man found guilty of shooting his pregnant girlfriend in the head in 2020 was sentenced to a total of 30 to 40 years in state prison, the Plymouth County District Attorney’s office announced in a written statement.

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Amelia Stern

Stoughton Police officers peacefully resolved a confrontation involving an autistic child who brandished a pair of scissors outside a convenience store on Monday, June 9, after receiving initial misleading reports of an armed and threatening individual, the Stoughton Police Department announced in a written statement. At approximately 6:33 p.m. Monday, June 9, police received reports of a female brandishing a knife outside a convenience store on Turnpike Street.

1 week ago | patriotledger.com | Amelia Stern

Stoughton Police officers peacefully resolved a confrontation involving an autistic child who brandished a pair of scissors outside a convenience store on Monday, June 9, after receiving initial misleading reports of an armed and threatening individual, the Stoughton Police Department announced in a written statement. At approximately 6:33 p.m. Monday, June 9, police received reports of a female brandishing a knife outside a convenience store on Turnpike Street.