BOSTON - A recently released state audit of the academies responsible for training every police officer in Massachusetts found an "inadequate" training curriculum and shoddy record-keeping.

But right now in Massachusetts — its trailblazing 2020 police reform law notwithstanding — that training remains a hodgepodge ...

The State Auditor’s Office audited the MPTC from 2021 through 2022, discovering the agency responsible for setting police training standards in Massachusetts fell short of ensuring recruits ...

Highest-ranking woman with Mass. State Police described a "solitary experience" early in her career. These police departments ...

An audit from 2021 through 2022 of the state committee responsible for setting police training standards in Massachusetts fell short of ensuring recruits received proper training. Massachusetts ...

BOSTON (WPRI) — The academies that train all police officers in Massachusetts ... The Office of the State Auditor conducted the probe into the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC), looking ...

BOSTON (WPRI) — The academies that train all police officers in Massachusetts need some improvement, according to a recent state audit. The Office of the State Auditor conducted the probe into the ...

“The Massachusetts State Police does not tolerate ... which graduated from the State Police Academy on Oct. 9. He allegedly told police he had a few drinks, refused sobriety tests and had ...

State Auditor Diana DiZoglio says her team uncovered a training curriculum among the 46 police academies that was inconsistent, such as a lack of proper training and record keeping. DiZoglio ...