I would like to express gratitude for help provided by Taylor and Susan and Lieutenant Chamberlain!…read moreTheir genuine attention to all the needs of older people and personal interest in their wellbeing are what one can wish for. But most important, THEY ARE REAL HUMAN BEINGS who sincerely care about people in need. I am very grateful for their help and moral support and this amazing experience has left an indelible memory in my heart. With their help my sister, Lora Sharinsky got to the hospital in time and received medical assistance. Thank you very much, indeed! Sincerely, Vera Tsirelson (vera.tsirelson@gmail.com) 671-6056706

Two nice police officers bought me my 2 ice treats during this heatwave. One was kind enough to…read moreopen the door for me because I have mobility problems. This was at Danvers Cumberland Farms Newbury Street at about 8;30 am . I will not forget how kind those 2 nice guys were to me. A good deed should always be credited. James Dennehy

Yesterday I was in a large funeral procession and the state troopers were AMAZING at keeping us…read moresafe, even on the highway (I-95), as we drove from the service to the cemetery. Their escort and help at intersections/on-ramps was so helpful and well-done! Huge thanks to the police officers for their impressive maneuvering, driving, and efforts to allow us to grieve, navigate safely, and honor our loved one. They really went out of their way and we appreciated it so much! Thank you!

This department is very progressive and great at community policing.read more

Asked for help with a rabid raccoon on my property. They came over, shot it 3 times and left it on…read moresite. ...like a bad joke.​

My rental car was hit by a white old lady in Rt.9. The driver was yelling at me and coming so…read moreclose to my face. I called the police, I explained everything and I also told the police that is a rental car. As an African American the officer was yelling at me and telling me to get in the car right now!! I was so confused. When the officer went to the white old lady. The tone was absolutely different. Very low tone and super kind, and he was advising the white lady I was trying to claim money from the old lady insurance. Even though, I told him that the car was rental and he reviewed the paperwork. Just becareful, and have a camera in your car to record everything.

This past Saturday morning, I was driving on Comm Ave to bring my boyfriend to work. I'm pretty…read moresure the speed limit is 30mph. It's early morning and NO ONE on the road. Enter in Officer Leadfoot/Crazy. Apparently I was driving too slow/the speed limit and he passed me, doing at least 35-40 mph JUST to pass me! Moments later, without using a turn signal, he turns off Comm Ave. Officers should be beacons of motor safety. Not to abuse power. So after he sped to pass me, cut me off, then made the turn with no blinker, that's it. I blew my horn. THIS is where things got real creepy, real fast. Since he was only tooling around, and breaking a few traffic laws, the second I blew my horn, he IMMEDIATELY starts chasing me. He tries to stare me down as he is now neck and neck with my car. I never looked at him. Nothing. This wasn't good enough for him. He then got behind me and starts tailgating me. If I did something wrong, why not pull me over? Because he knew he was driving like a douche. Anyway, the creepy following tactic lasted all the way after the rotary at the BU Bridge. So while real crimes could've been going on Saturday morning in the Brookline area, rest assured, your tax dollars paid for an officer to follow me like a creep, tailgate me and disappear once we got into a different jurisdiction.

I was asleep in my son's room laying with him bc he was sick. I heard loud banging on the door…read more Scared we stayed put thinking we were safe behind a lock door. About 5 Weymouth Police came barging in the one male grabbing me extremely hard. They had a warrant for my ex stemming from the MY original charges I pressed against him for abuse. I had no problem speaking with them. They refused to show me any warrant or even explain why they were in my house. I am not a criminal I do not have a criminal history I obey the law I called the police over a year ago for help when I was brutally attacked by a man in my home and the first thing this Male officer did was aggressively put his hands on me. Totally disappointed in how flawed the system is. Serve and PROTECT. I do not feel I am safe or PROTECTED. They treated me as if I was not a human with feelings. I've always have been respectful and cooperative now I know why these public servants get the negative reviews that they do! I'm sorry if I this isn't written very well I am still extremely rattled by what just took place. I will come back to make some corrections later on. Just needed to express my opinion somewhere unfortunately it won't make any difference. Long story short they had a warrant for the ex I called the cops on over a year ago and they still have not produced any paper work saying they had the right to be on my house. My son and I have lived in fear bc of this man and the last time I did call for help the abuses wad let out I was punished by him for calling the police and again by the police who threatened to call DCF and treat me like the criminal not the victim. They have no clue what life has been like and for them to act in such an aggressive manner when it wasn't warranted adds to the trauma my son and I have been subjected to for years. Too many suffer in silence bc have treatment such as this by those who are meant to keep us safe. I called the police to keep me safe they removed the threat and they still reported to DCF and my son was removed from the house bc of the stay away order I placed to keep him away. The bad guy won again. Even from behind bars this man gets to control my life. Did I mention after the fact he was taken out of my home for domestic abuse the Weymouth Police proceeded to give this man a phone to call me while in their custody!!! I am disgusted and I have no idea who to call or what to do I just know this was handled completely wrong and innocent people including a child had to pay

Had a bad car accident that wasn't my fault, lady ran a red light, and she tried to blame me so I…read morecalled the police. The Plymouth officer showed up very quickly (under 5 minutes) and was super professional, I wish I remembered his name. After listening to us and the witnesses the officer gave her a ticket to ensure I wouldn't get screwed on the insurance. Thank you

Not a big fan of the Boston PD but Detective Rich (the influencer) Hy is one of the good ones. His…read moreskill at the kinda consensual body cavity search is very impressive! It shows how gentle and caring checking the prison purse can be!

What a wonderful Police Dept. I am full of admiration for how this group of Beantown officers…read morehandled all that went down with the Boston Marathon bombings and the aftermath. They seemed to be utter professionals--cool and calm yet highly methodical as they went hunting for the one alleged terrorist brother who went on the lam after the shootout that killed his brother. I must confess two of my uncles were Massachusetts State Troopers, which is another great group of tough cops. But the Boston Police were awesome as they used a robot, flashbangs, and a thermal camera to apprehend second Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev . The Police Chief recounted in a press conference shortly afterward just how they got the bleeding guy hiding in a Watertown backyard boat. Additionally, the Police made great use of their Twitter feed by communicating with the public about exactly what was going on. The city of Boston should be very proud of their 5 STAR YELP Boston Police Dept.

Staff were nice and respectful, but if there's one thing they don't have are chairs/ benches for…read morevisitors. I went there for fingerprinting for a job application, I waited for at least 20-30 minutes, stood there the whole time, nowhere to sit. A 4 seat bench would be nice to have, I'm pretty sure it's not gonna break their funding. Calling on Mayor Pangallo!

Went to the station twice to buy a few police patches and both times the officers treated my friend…read moreand I very well. Talked to an officer by the name of Cindy and she was very friendly and helpful. She referred me to Officer O'Donnel and she was just awesome too. Thank you Salem PD for having professionals working for your department. Keep up the good work and be safe out there.

I was going to talk about Democrats and Republicans, but I decided not to get Police-tical…read more I haven't had any bad run ins with the Boston Police, but I've witnessed them legit get involved in a full-on Irish brawl with some similarly Irish-looking muscle dudes. The cops were nowhere near as buff as their sloshed challengers (that means drunk), but the element of alcohol probably tipped things in the cops' favour, as did strength in numbers. Anyway, it was comical and brutal and scary all at the same time. The same men had been racially abusive inside the Chinese restaurant where I was eating at 3am (Double Chin), and hadn't paid their bill. They'd wanted to lay a beatdown on the employees, but the cops had been nearby thankfully. Four stars for responding so well, minus one for so many crappy, illegal parking tickets given out.

If you need to pick up a police report, then you should park in the Renaissance parking garage on…read morethe Northeastern campus (available to the public) or take the train. Otherwise, you will tirelessly drive around in circles searching for an illegal parking spot and may risk your car getting ticketed or towed. Aside from the parking situation, the office opens promptly at 8:30am and I quickly spoke with the clerk and was out by 8:38am. The security staff and clerk were both respectful, kind, and helpful. Customer service was five stars, the difficulty in finding a parking spot/finding a garage is the reason for the lower rating!