Quincy woman pleads for return of engagement ring given by late fiancé
A Quincy woman is pleading for the return of her engagement ring given by her late fiancé days after she lost the precious item while running errands.
Boston 25 Now
A Quincy woman is pleading for the return of her engagement ring given by her late fiancé days after she lost the precious item while running errands.
James Mugford, 67, allegedly held the woman, whom he did not know, against her will and threatened her with multiple weapons as he sexually assaulted her at his home on Fremont Ave., on July 23, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office.
Steven License was arraigned at South Shore Hospital and held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on Wednesday.
The 17- and 18-year-old girls told Boston 25 News they became concerned when they noticed a man allegedly following them through the store and recording them.
The incident occurred on Route 228 near the Hingham Public Library, where police say a road rage incident led to one person firing shots at another driver.
Helohim Francilme, 21, was arrested and charged with assault as well as breaking and entering a building during the nighttime with intent to commit a felony.
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A Foxborough mother is calling for Costco to add a specialized shopping cart for people with disabilities in their Sharon store, so she can shop with her eight-year-old who has a rare condition.
Worcester community advocates are demanding safety improvements to Belmont Street after two women, one of whom is pregnant, were hit by a car in a crosswalk.
Nora and her husband Martin had hoped to become foster parents but never expected the timeline to be so soon.