Brad Petrishen
Reporter at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Reporter at Worcester Telegram and Gazette
Investigative/courts reporter for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Fact-checker for @usatoday network...I accept tips: [email protected].
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Brad Petrishen
Holden blogger Aidan "Turtleboy" Kearney is not expected to testify at the just-opened retrial of Karen Read, as the presiding judge last week agreed he had valid grounds to invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. At a hearing April 16 in Read’s case — which got underway the morning of April 22 — Kearney met with Norfolk Superior Court Judge Beverly Cannone briefly, video of the proceeding posted by CourtTV shows.
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2 days ago |
enterprisenews.com | Jessica Trufant |Brad Petrishen
1:23 pm ET April 22, 2025Don't expect Turtleboy to testify in second Karen Read trial. Here's whyBrad PetrishenHolden blogger Aidan Kearney is not expected to testify at the just-opened retrial of Karen Read, as the presiding judge last week agreed he had valid grounds to invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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6 days ago |
metrowestdailynews.com | Brad Petrishen
A South Carolina man in the country illegally was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison April 14 after admitting to illegally shipping firearms to Worcester and Marlborough. Matheus Peroba, 21, received the sentence in U.S. District Court in Worcester, court records show. He will be subject to deportation proceedings after his sentence, U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Leah B. Foley noted in a news release.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brad Petrishen
WORCESTER — The police department April 16 issued a detailed press release criticizing the report the U.S. Department of Justice authored in December alleging unconstitutional policing. The approximately 5,000-word release, issued just after 4 p.m. and titled, “Worcester Police Analysis of the DOJ Report,” accused the Justice Department of making “mistakes and mischaracterizations” in four main areas.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brad Petrishen
WORCESTER — The judge who dismissed kidnapping and conspiracy charges against five former Assumption University students April 8 made the correct ruling, a longtime Boston defense lawyer who has followed the case believes. “The judge absolutely made the right decision,” William A. Korman, of the Boston firm Rudolph Friedmann LLP, told the Telegram & Gazette.
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