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Massachusetts mom wants outside review of Black teen’s death

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Judge: Man who killed library patron was mentally ill

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Arrest made in series of nighttime attacks in Boston suburb

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3 charged in connection with fatal fire in Lowell

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Officials identify knife-wielding man killed by officers

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Woman assaulted at home; residents urged to be vigilant

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Authorities investigate fatal stabbing in Cambridge

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Suspect in killings of father, son held without bail

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Man stabs driver after his mom fatally hit crossing road

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Prosecutor, police chief to host overdose antidote training

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This photo provided by Winchester Police Department shows Jeffrey Yao. Police say Yao approached a woman from behind at a public library near Boston and stabbed her repeatedly with a hunting knife, killing her and injuring an elderly man who came to her aid. Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan says the 22-year-old woman was seated at one of Winchester Public Library’s reading rooms Saturday, Feb. 24, 2018 when Yao stabbed her with a 10-inch knife. Police say there is no motive determined yet. (Winchester Police Department via AP)

Woman fatally stabbed with hunting knife at public library

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DA: Man admits raping teen, leaving her in freezing weather

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Man to face murder charges in 4 Massachusetts slayings

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DA: Officer shot man involved in domestic altercation

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District Attorney: Changes made after Remy case

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Malden man convicted of strangling girlfriend

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Waltham teenager slain outside apartment complex

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Mass. slaying suspect caught in Philadelphia

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In this Jan. 29, 2014 photo, beauty salon owner Tania Alongi gives her client, Donna Brehaut, a neck massage after styling her hair in Wakefield, Mass. Alongi recently attended a program run by a Mass. district attorney’s office in training beauticians how to spot signs of domestic violence among their clients. Alongi said she’d be comfortable broaching the subject with a client if she noticed any abrasions, missing hair or other signs of abuse. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

Mass. beauticians taught to spot domestic violence

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