RANDOLPH — Chief Anthony Marag would like to share the funeral arrangements for media members planning to cover the services for Randolph Police Officer Michael D. Beal.
A Statement from Randolph Police Chief Anthony Marag on Passing of Officer Michael Beal
RANDOLPH — The following is a statement from Randolph Chief of Police Anthony Marag:
*UPDATE* Randolph Police Arrest and Charge Roxbury Man in Connection with Wednesday’s Shooting
RANDOLPH — Chief Anthony Marag reports that the Randolph Police Department has arrested and charged a man in connection with Wednesday’s shooting outside a restaurant.
Randolph Police Department Investigating Afternoon Shooting Outside Restaurant
RANDOLPH — Chief Anthony Marag reports that the Randolph Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred Wednesday afternoon.
Randolph Police Announce Additional Charges Against Woman Who Allegedly Stole Valuables from Elderly
RANDOLPH — Chief Anthony Marag reports that the Randolph Police Department has filed additional charges against a Weymouth woman who allegedly stole dozens of valuables from elderly residents in multiple communities throughout Norfolk County.
Randolph Police Department Charges Woman, Seizes Dozens of Stolen Valuables Following Investigation into Thefts at Senior Living Facilities
Police Seeking to Identify Owners of Seized Valuables — Chief Anthony Marag announces that, following an extensive investigation into thefts at senior assisted and independent living facilities and the subsequent arrest of a Weymouth woman, the Randolph Police Department is working to reunite people with allegedly stolen items.
Randolph Police Department Recognizes Service of Auxiliary Officers
RANDOLPH — Chief Anthony Marag and the Randolph Police Department would like to recognize the Randolph Auxiliary Police Department and its officers for their dedication to the Town of Randolph and its residents as the unit is disbanded.
A Statement from Randolph Police Chief Anthony Marag
RANDOLPH — The following is a statement from Chief Anthony Marag.
Last of 24 Dogs Seized in Randolph Animal Cruelty Case Looking for Forever Home
RANDOLPH — Chief Anthony Marag and the Randolph Police Department report that the last of 24 dogs and puppies seized in an August animal cruelty case is currently up for adoption and in need of a new home.
Mental Health Clinician Ashley Sullivan Begins Work Supporting Randolph Police Department
RANDOLPH — Chief Anthony Marag is pleased to share that the Randolph Police Department’s new mental health clinician Ashley Sullivan has recently begun working in her new role.