Col. Geoffrey Noble sworn in as new leader of Massachusetts State Police
Col. Geoffrey Noble was sworn in Friday as the new leader of the Massachusetts State Police. The appointment is the first from outside the department's ranks. Lt. Col. John E. Mawn Jr. has served as the interim colonel since the February 2023 retirement of Col. Christopher Mason, who wrapped a 40-year career in law enforcement.
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‘Ready to get to work': New Massachusetts State Police colonel sworn inMaura Healey will swear in the new colonel of the Massachusetts State Police on Friday morning. Geoffrey Noble will be sworn ...
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BOSTON — New Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Col. Geoffrey Noble was sworn in Friday morning, ushering in an era of ...
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Massachusetts State Police are suspending full contact boxing between trainees until further notice after the death of a ...
The Massachusetts State Police have suspended full-contact boxing training activities among recruits until further notice ...
For those inclined to dismiss this as a bad apple problem, remember, these bad apples have been working alongside a bushelful ...
The Massachusetts State Police has suspended full-contact boxing training activities among recruits after one died, a state ...
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