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Video Storyteller. Professor. Reinventing TV @Northeastern. Investigative Reporter @WCVB. Got a good tip? mbeaudet@hearst.com

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Records reveal officers who resigned before discipline fill college police forces across Mass.

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By Mike Beaudet 
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA)
Colleges and universities across Massachusetts are employing wandering officers - cops who resigned or retired to avoid discipline and are now working on campus police forces.5 Investigates and Northeastern University's School of Journalism analyzed disciplinary data from the POST Commission, the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission, which certifies officers.They found more than 50 cases where officers resigned or retired in lieu of discipline, and found another job...
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Despite police reforms, these MA officers resigned to avoid discipline

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By Mike Beaudet 
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA)
Yarmouth and Barnstable police officers positioned themselves outside the residence of a suspected drug dealer, closely observing the comings and goings. But as they watched the property, officers witnessed something unexpected: an off-duty Brewster Police Department officer entered the residence. It was a Friday in January 2021 in Yarmouth, a suburban Cape Cod town 20 minutes away from Brewster.
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Redefining local: How young Americans engage with television news across platforms

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By Mike Beaudet , Anna Campbell, Caleb Okereke , Clark Merrefield 
| Journalist's Resource
Republish this article This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. You are free to republish this piece both online and in print, and we encourage you to do so with the embed code provided below. We only ask that you follow a few basic guidelines. 1 A growing share of U.S. audiences turn to social media for their news — a shift that’s been evident for years and shows no sign of slowing down.
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