Cheryl Fiandaca
Chief Investigative Reporter at WBZ-TV (Boston, MA)
Chief Investigative Reporter, WBZ-TV I-Team, CBS Boston *Lawyer *Boston Born *Good Dog Mom * Mediocre Runner #LivingInGratitude
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Cheryl Fiandaca
Longtime private investigators say the Massachusetts State Police is denying their license renewal applications. The PIs say the department is disqualifying police officers and preventing them from working, leaving criminal cases in jeopardy and putting some private eyes out of business. Television shows like Magnum PI glamorize the life of private investigators. In reality, the job is often not as exciting, but it is rewarding.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Cheryl Fiandaca
Enrique Delgado-Garcia was just weeks away from finishing his training at the Massachusetts State Police Academy when he was seriously injured in a boxing exercise and died. Now, eight months later, his family says they are still waiting to find out what happened. In his first English speaking interview, Enrique's stepfather talked about the boy he raised and the pain of losing him.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Cheryl Fiandaca
When a Braintree woman signed up for a deal with a new cellphone service provider, the deal included receiving a gift card for her old cellphones. After waiting months for her money, she contacted the I-Team's Call for Action. Glitzy iPhone commercials are designed to make you want the latest model. Service providers like Xfinity are offering deals to customers who want to upgrade. Transfer your cellphone service and trade in your old phones for cash.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Cheryl Fiandaca
Lynn couple will not lose home to foreclosure after help from I-Team's Call For Action Days away from getting tossed out of their home after a bank foreclosure, an elderly Lynn couple turned to the I-Team's Call For Action for help. After nearly 10 years of fighting to save their home, the Cavalieres were ready to give up and began packing up. "It's been a whole life 23 years, 24 years," Kathy Cavaliere told the I-Team. "This has been the center of our family for years.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Cheryl Fiandaca
There are 55 nonprofit hospitals in Massachusetts. Those hospitals receive tax benefits totaling more than $1.9 billion a year. In exchange for the tax breaks, the hospitals are required to provide financial assistance to patients who need it and give free care to the poor. But, some patients said they are in debt because they didn't get the help they were entitled to. Tyler Verrier was rushed to UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester with an injured foot.
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