Glenn Jones
News Anchor and Reporter at WBTS-TV (Boston, MA)
News Anchor and Reporter at New England Cable News (NECN)
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Nov 27, 2024 |
necn.com | Glenn Jones
NBC10 BostonA local nonprofit is coordinating a massive Thanksgiving operation of 1,700 plates. About 400 of those dinners were served Wednesday evening at Malden High School. It's a massive undertaking that requires an army of food preparers donating their time, and kitchens. For the 20th year, dozens of volunteers were filing into Bread of Life in Malden to pick up turkeys. They will be cooked, lovingly in people's homes, and then returned. "We do it every year.
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Nov 18, 2024 |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath |Glenn Jones |Sue O'Connell |Erica Jorgensen
Recent controversies, including fallout from testimony by Trooper Michael Proctor in the Karen Read case to the death of Enrique Delgado-Garcia, a trooper at the Massachusetts State Police Academy, are raising questions about the state of policing in the Commonwealth NBC10 Boston is taking a deep dive into the issue, specifically focusing on Massachusetts State Police and our district attorney's offices, in a new series, "Commonwealth Confidential: State of policing" We'll address the history...
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Nov 18, 2024 |
necn.com | Ryan Kath |Glenn Jones |Sue O'Connell |Bianca Beltran
What to Know Recent controversies, including fallout from testimony by Trooper Michael Proctor in the Karen Read case to the death of Enrique Delgado-Garcia, a trooper at the Massachusetts State Police Academy, are raising questions about the state of policing in the Commonwealth NBC10 Boston is taking a deep dive into the issue, specifically focusing on Massachusetts State Police and our district attorney's offices, in a new series, "Commonwealth Confidential: State of policing" We'll...
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Nov 13, 2024 |
nbcboston.com | Glenn Jones
The Karen Read trial put a lot of eyes on Massachusetts law enforcement. Now, an author who researches homicides in the state is sharing her thoughts. True crime writer Susan Zalkind says the case exposed something about Massachusetts State Police she has suspected for years. Despite the agency's 94% homicide solve rate between 2019 and 2023, she says across the state, murder investigations are susceptible to conflicts of interest and a lack of oversight.
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Oct 14, 2024 |
nbcboston.com | Glenn Jones
An educator with experience advising the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) believes it’s time to sue the state agency if it doesn’t do more to reduce racial imbalances in public schools. “They still have an opportunity before someone files a lawsuit,” said Dr. Raul Fernandez, the former chair of DESE’s Racial Imbalance Advisory Council (RAIC).
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