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  Chuck Ruta

  :: 19 April 2018 23:30:59

  Please fire Zachary Crossen badge #1679 for stalking and harassing a citizen of the United States of America. Transparency is key to a great outstanding police force.

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  佘子仪

  :: 21 August 2017 15:15:02

  Rude and disrespect. Feels like the police officer have ever learned how to listen to people.

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  Chris Taylor

  :: 02 August 2017 15:08:23

  Disrespectful and unprofessional. The BPD I just encountered and for the first time. They cuss, they lie, they cheat using fear to get their way. Typical corruption. Pulled over last night and they gave me a warning but not befor berating, cursing and all around looking idiotic. Professionalism is certainly not something they consider. Officer I dealt with was a short old man, clearly miserable and couldn't stop himself from cursing every other word. It isn't your city officer it's OUR city. Have a goodnight I did despite this event. Restructure your department the unprofessional attitude is staggering and most of all sickening. You should be ashamed of yourselves, you act no better than the criminals you claim to be above. I'm no criminal either but of course treated as one per usual. Community policing and maybe not acting like thugs in uniform. I love Boston and I won't be deterred from doing business and enjoying the city I know.

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  Chris Shepard

  :: 14 October 2015 12:48:42

  There are a few good, no great cops, in Boston. When I say great, what I mean is, polite, courteous, respectful, most of all! What makes the other cops not so much great, is their clear lack of an ability to be able to discern, villain from a good law abiding citizen! The police that they put down where I live clearly harass people they, "suspect" are breaking the law! If they don't find something the first time, they just keep trying and trying, until they either find some small class z misdemeanor, or they provoke the person into doing something that can be misconstrued as breaking the law! I find that they put the "problem" cops downtown where there are alot of homeless people hanging around, so that when the officer crosses the line, the witness who is being wronged is usually at the bottom of the totem pole. Someone no one care for, the so called dredges of society! If that same cop treated a doctor or a lawyer like that and then complained, there would be hell to pay! So these cops go around taking all their low self esteem issues out on the rejects of society because usually they are over compensating for something, or are generally just a bad person! The cops you see who treat one person ok and the next not so much, they have learned whose rights they can violate and whom they cannot. There is no reasonable explanation anyone can give me for an officer of the law acting in that sort of way TOWARDS ANYONE! Let alone a homeless person or a person struggling with an addiction! But if they stopped arresting people for ridiculous misdemeanors, the jails would be full, people would lose their jobs at the corrections facilities, the courts would shrink in numbers, and the domino affect would trickle down and affect the whole country! Counselors, rehabs, methadone clinics, drug testing facilities, etc... they would all effect the economy! It would be felt even in the regular community that has nothing to do with the judicial system! Because those people who would be out of work wouldn't have all that money to spend on their house, their cars, food, cigs, gas, insurance...etc etc! You get the idea! But are throwing away our civil right s worth just to keep the economy going? I think not!

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  Julie Mackinnon

  :: 22 February 2013 13:16:21

  I previously worked with the Boston Police Department on the Central Artery Tunnel Project. I met Jimmy Browning at a site between the north end and haymarket. Hes was terrific to a colleage of mine Judy Wellington as well as myself. I have some things for you gentlemen and ladies to think about! I have requested Senator John McCain to lobby congress to get further assistance to fight the war on drugs. He was my father's Naval Academy classmate/roomate. Please think about sending emails to his office with your thoughts and ideas on what you think you need in the way of assistance from Congress to get the job accomplished. I requested funding for the DEA, Coast Guard, as well as federal and local law enforcement departments. I think Hillary Clinton was right when she said if we didn't have such a demand for drugs there wouldn't be such a supply! If you have different preferences for politicians, feel free to contact them. This will take a team effort to get the job accomplished!! God Bless you all