People ask me why I don't trust police. It's because of people like you have at your department you…read moremake everyone feel as if they are worth nothing and there is no sense in trying to file a complaint.. you truly make me sick to my stomach and I definitely want to leave this town just as much as I want to make sure I never have to rely on your services ever because I know I can't.

The Dedham Policemen and Policewomen are helpful, courteous, friendly , and respectful. I respect…read morethem back and appreciate, thank, and hope the best for all of them. I pray for their safety and again, thank them for their service.

I decided these hard working guys deserve a little praise. All politics, general city wide crime…read morestatistics and rap song lyrics aside these are some hard working sons of bitches (at least in the Dudley station), and no I am not a copy myself. I've had to call in a few 911 things over the last few months and these guys were at my location in no time at all. This really makes me feel safe. I live in a 'up and coming' area, that means the prices are sky high but you could still get shived on your way home. We have had several community meetings with area police representatives and they have been very serious about enforcing public safety in my area. My favorite 911 one scenario was about a week ago when my wife was walking the dog and she walked right past a hooker (well, she certainly looked like one at least - could have been a tranny hooker - who knows - doesn't matter) doing umm indecent and very disgusting (and slurpy sounding) things to a rather overweight gentleman in a dark car with its stereo blaring in a parking spot next to our house. She got geeked, called the cops and they were there literally in about 3 minutes. I didnt peep my head out the door long enough to hear the explanation but i'm sure it was comedy gold. Anyways, thank you, and merry x-mas coppers - keep it up and i will bake you some crack pipe-shaped holiday cookies. And to that ho's pimp, I ain't no snitch - she was in a handicap spot.

My son had his bike stolen and the officer who answered the phone could not have been more helpful,…read moreShe was kind and took the time to explain the procedures and how we might be able to recover the stolen bike. Kindness Matters! Thank you!!!

I called this office of the BPD to make a complaint about an electrician who has been harassing me…read moreafter I put a review on Yelp talking about him not performing the services I paid him for. The woman I spoke to on the phone said I would have to come in in person to do this. When I got there, there were two women sitting at the front desk, one younger one and one older one. I ended up speaking to the older one.  I explained that the electrician I wanted to register a complaint about has called and threatened me repeatedly, and has even come to my building and tried to get me to let him back into my home.  I also received a letter from his lawyer about the Yelp review. The woman at the desk told me that it was probably the electrician's wife who wrote the letter and I should just ignore it.   She also told me I was "just as bad as he was" because I had been updating my review every time he did something new. She told me that the police didn't handle this kind of thing, and that I should stop updating Yelp because the electrician " knows where I live." In her opinion, coming to my house, making repeated threatening phone calls, and impersonating a lawyer are nothing to bother the police about. This woman and whoever it was who told me to come down to the police station displayed quite a lack of concern. I realize that I did not have a violent crime committed against me in this instance, but it is concerning nonetheless, and I was not actually trying to get the police to do anything other than to allow me to put on record what this man has been doing to me. He may escalate his behavior or do something worse to another customer/victim. I didn't think that asking to put something on record was too much to ask, buy I got a very clear message today that it was.

My wife and baby had to use the bathroom but the bathroom door has a key code so we waited in the…read morelobby. The officer assigned to desk duty was away from the reception dealing with a couple of officers in the back who were complaining about a lack of detail overtime opportunities. After a while he saw us standing there and when he made eye contact I raised my hand (I didn't say a word), to which he barked, "YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO WAIT." Wow. A modicum of polish could go a long way - he could've easily said "I'll be with you in a minute" or even "I'm busy at the moment." Instead, we walked away from the station with a new (hopefully unfair) presumption that BPD cops are incapable of showing any class.

Great room, a little on the small side, good customer service i got back all my property, milk had…read moremace in it but overall a survivable experience. Also free rides to court house in the morning. They even gave back my shoe laces

20 some odd years later I've personally discovered that 911 is indeed a joke. Thanks, Public Enemy…read more I went in to file a police report after my car had been vandalized. It took an hour for the officer at the desk to write up the report that was literally a small paragraph consisting of 3-5 sentences. The officer also inappropriately flirted with me by asking me out to dinner several times. I was so annoyed and disgusted. Very unprofessional.

A+ accomodations Free breakfast lunch and dinner from any local eateries depending on length of…read morestay. Negatives- No pillows, blankets are a bit scratchy & they have a camera record in the bathroom. Still 5 stars highly recommend .

One of the WORST Police Stations, ever. I am not pleased with this visit. The bathroom (toilet in…read moremy cell) was disgusting, it looked like it was older than the building ... like they tried to make it worse than it should be. No meal, or even a snack machine in sight. The concrete bed could have been softer. Would it kill them to throw a cot in there?! The blanket came out of a Rubbermaid bin, and it was NOT Downy fresh. Also... this station is not accessible by public transportation. I had to walk up 93 North to exit 5A just to get on a bus. F.Y.I. If you are going to get arrested, make sure it is in a better city. Worst night/Mother's Day, ever.

We had a theater like this when I was growing up -- back in the day. They have two screens, a…read moreconcessions stand, and lounges (what restrooms were once called). When we were there, the theatre was showing "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life," a film in French with subtitles, and Lilly, based on the life of Lilly Ledbetter. The coming attractions were artful films as well. While not stadium seating, the seats were comfortable and the pitch of the theater offered good viewing. The staff are courteous and kind. Parking is easy on the street or in the nearby parking lots.

Came here for a special showing of The Polar Express. This theater is definitely very old school…read moreand the lobby is cute and welcoming. There is a small little snack area and they provided us with some complimentary popcorn as part of the screening. The popcorn was very tasty and was fresh. The employee working there was also friendly. The seats themselves were definitely on the older side and weren't nearly as plushy as the ones at more modern theaters, but were still fairly comfortable regardless. The screen itself was easy to see and the picture quality and sound quality were great. Parking was very easy in the free lot across the street.