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Mic drop 🎤 Chris Albert got called out tonight for his “misinformation / disinformation comment” at the last select board meeting. Public comments at Canton Select Board meetings never fail to disappoint. Hos long until Chris Albert resigns?

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JusticeForJohnOKeefe(FreeKarenRead)vor 1 Jahr

Brenda Sweeney makes the best use of her 3 minutes. YOU GO GIRL @DennisSwee8265

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Andivor 1 Jahr

👏👏👏 Chris Albert is guilty for colluding to cover up the murder of Officer John OKeefe. He is doing so protect his son Colin Albert who is directly involved in the murder.

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Fedra7IcecreamPpl.vor 1 Jahr

He will call this harassment even though he’s a public official and blame it on Aidan and Karen.

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Chris johnvor 1 Jahr

He must really like the clout that comes with being on that board because they only get $100 a week or what ever it is to do it.

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Miss Albertsrockvor 1 Jahr

He won't. It's the only thing that's ever made him "important". He's a murderer and failure. This gives him "power".

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Miss Albertsrockvor 1 Jahr

He's a tax evading, vehicular homicide committing (all on record and true) loser. Who runs a shitty pizza joint. Who thought electing him was a good idea? He can't pay your own taxes but telling you where you're going to spend your tax dollars is okay?

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Zach manvor 1 Jahr

" Yeah, I'm looking at you Chris"

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WackyJackyvor 1 Jahr

“I don’t know him, so…”

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Dontmindmevor 1 Jahr

I agree. At this point it seems like a game to them.

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Norfolk County DA Michael Morrissey’s Office sends a strong message that it will happily do favors, like toss criminal charges that actually endanger the public, if you’re politically connected—like being on your town’s select board. Those charges? Improper storage of a large-capacity firearm, leaving a firearm in a vehicle and three counts of witness intimidation. ———— It all started last July, when Chair of the Dover Select Board, John D. Jeffries, reported that his car had been stolen from his driveway, along with two firearms that were inside his vehicle. (The vehicle was later recovered in Beverly, but the firearms were no longer inside it.) The resulting police investigation led to a confrontation inside the Dover Police Department on September 2, 2024, according to the state police report. Jeffries had apparently gone to the Dover PD to report someone had cashed a check without his permission (why’s this guy so prone to theft?🤔). While there, he allegedly made several comments to Dover Police Officers that they took to be threatening their jobs and the job of the Dover police chief, Joseph Vinci. “You all should be worried, especially the one who works from that corner office right there,” he said, gesturing toward the chief’s office. After a police officer asked him to calm down, he replied, “I’m not worried about me. I’ve paid for my mistakes every day since it happened. You all need to be worried now,” according to the state police report. At the time, Jeffries led the Dover Select Board as its Chair, and thereby had the authority to appoint police officers to the department in addition to reappointing them annually. The select board also hires the police chief. “These comments caused the chief to second-guess his actions in the case against Mr. Jeffries. The Chief expressed concerns that his job might be in jeopardy as a result,” the state police wrote in their report. ———— Due to Jeffries’ alleged negligent and illegal handling of his firearms, failing to secure them safely (under the law), there’s now presumably two guns, including a large capacity firearm, loose in criminal hands in our community. I’d posit that criminals who are brazen enough to steal someone’s car out of their driveway, in order to get the two firearms inside it, pose a clear and present danger threatening the safety of the public. An individual eager to seemingly exploit his public position as Select Board Chair to allegedly intimidate the Police to not investigate or criminally charge him, and the direct authority over members of the Police Department’s employment that this position affords him, poses a risk to the safety of the public, particularly his community. ———— Despite these disturbing facts, instead of arraigning Mr. Jeffries (on Wednesday) on his five criminal charges, including 2 gun charges & 3 counts of witness intimidation, Norfolk County DA Michael Morrissey’s Office chose to drop ALL five of the charges against Jeffries. Not because new evidence was uncovered. Not because of prosecutorial or law enforcement misconduct. Nope! DA Michael Morrissey’s Office dropped Jeffries’ several criminal charges because Jeffries was a select board member in his Norfolk County town, and apparently leveraged the power of his political position to negotiate his way out of multiple criminal charges, among them witness intimidation. Jeffries was accused of using his position as selectman to try and intimidate the police investigating him from charging him with any crimes. And guess what?! He was successful! Morrissey’s Office apparently rewards and endorses this brazen corruption and abuse of power by giving Jeffries exactly what he abused his power to get: all of the charges dropped. ———— In a court filing Tuesday, a Norfolk County prosecutor wrote, “As a reason, the Commonwealth states that officials from the Town of Dover and Mr. Jeffries have entered into an agreement which, at present, would negate the need to pursue criminal charges. For the reason above, it is in the interest of justice that this matter not be prosecuted further.” An agreement?! What is that agreement exactly? Shouldn’t that be entered into the public record? Doesn’t the public have a right to know? How is this in the interest of justice? Can you imagine putting such a statement on the record? It’s insulting! This is a decision made purely “based on who you know and who you are rather than true justice”, said attorney Djuna Perkins, who has announced her candidacy to replace current Norfolk County DA Michael Morrissey. “The average person who was charged with these offenses would never in a million years have had these charges dropped”, said Perkins. It’s not like the crimes alleged were not committed. The fact is, there are still guns out there in the community in criminal hands as a result of Jeffries’ alleged criminal conduct. ———— Dover Town Administrator Michael Blanchard said in a statement that Jeffries resigned from the Board of Selectmen as of October 31, adding, “In light of this decision and an apology from Mr. Jeffries to the members of the Dover Police Department, the Town considers the intimidation charges resolved. The Town has communicated this to the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office and is satisfied with the outcome.” So what exactly does this mean for citizens who don’t hold a position, such as select board member, that they can leverage in negotiations to drop their criminal charges? Based off of this ruling, all defense attorneys representing individuals in Norfolk County who’ve been charged with witness intimidation and/or any firearm storage charges should immediately have their clients issue an apology (to whoever they’re charged with intimidating) and file a subsequent Motion to Dismiss based off of this now established precedent. This decision shows that if you’re a select board member, the Norfolk County DA’s Office will go out of its way to protect you from criminal prosecution, going so far as dropping multiple charges on your behalf. This certainly makes one wonder what kind of other favors, like emailing judges and court officials, DA Michael Morrissey has done for Chris Albert—who curiously and randomly ran for (and is now on) the Canton Select Board right after John O’Keefe’s murder, despite never previously having or showing any political aspirations. Evidently, this case in Dover shows us just how much power, particularly over the police, that a seat on the select board can afford someone. Not only is it enough to get away with multiple crimes including gun charges and witness intimidation, but it also puts the police at your beck and call as we’ve seen Chris Albert abuse his power, as a select board member, to have the law weaponized against people who peacefully support Karen Read. As long as you’re a select board member, or a cop, then the Norfolk County DA’s Office (NCDAO) will do special favors for you, like not investigating inside your house, emailing judges for favorable outcomes, pinning it on the girl, and dropping multiple charges. Meanwhile, this same DA’s Office will go to the end of the world on behalf of select board member Chris Albert, former Boston cop Brian Albert, or former MSP Trooper Michael Proctor, for instance, to weaponize the law against anyone who either expresses support for Karen Read, or criticism of law enforcement or the McAlberts. ———— If you think that the NCDAO genuinely cares about witness intimidation, then perhaps they could explain why they’ll expend your tax dollars to hire multiple “prosecutors” and private investigators to exclusively go after individuals for merely expressing opposing viewpoints (support for Karen Read), or criticism of LE, AKA protected speech. . . . . .but when a politically connected individual is charged with firearm charges for negligent storage, putting high capacity firearms in the hands of criminals in our community, thereby endangering the entire public’s physical safety, or witness intimidation for going to the Police Department and threatening (AKA not protected speech) to take away their (the police officers & chief) jobs with his elected power on the select board, the NCDAO happily throws out those charges due to “an agreement” that seems to consist of “an apology”. Where in the law is there a provision for prosecutors to dismiss charges over an agreement made between parties independent of them (the DA’s Office)? Where in the law is there a provision for prosecutors to dismiss charges when the accused issues an apology? How does an apology provide justice to the community that was made less safe as a result of Jeffries’ alleged conduct? If this does not make it abundantly clear that the Norfolk County DA’s Office does not apply the law evenly, and weaponizes the law against & targets its political opponents, then I don’t know what will. This is not justice. It’s the exact opposite of that. This is what corruption looks like. #FreeKarenRead #JusticeForJohnOKeefe #DoverSelectBoard

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