HEROIN AND BEING DRUNK, OK IN MEDFORD; BEING A REPORTER IS NOT

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Good.  The Junkie's Dad and the Alleged Drunk's Dad may have to Pay for Their Crimes.

Maybe they will lose their pensions.  THEY SHOULD! 

We hear that the FBI religiously reads my blog

and uses it to find the corruption in Medford

"Bless Your Heart"
Wayne Newton in Bond film License to Kill

Here's hoping that they have a license to remove bad pensions as well for malfeasance

Oh  we've got LOTS MORE Mr. FBI guys...but we let it drip out...

better for readership, y'know?

FROM LETTER TO BREANNA

Son: "Daddy, can I have some heroin?"

Father: Sure, son, just don't become a journalist, that is beyond felony in my eyes.

So the police - the intimidation and bullying by Mackowski - 

the chief of police admitting a journalist in Medford has no police protection - 

while, simultaneously, within weeks of the January 31, 2017 trial,

Chief Sacco's son, MBTA cop Joseph Sacco, 

was pulled over for allegations of drunk driving.

So in Medford, the alleged drunk driver (at least he wasn't 

shooting heroin like another government official's son
is alleged to have done, another official clearly involved in this case) 

- let's play Double Jeopardy here where the scores can really be high 

(thank you Bruce Willis in the film Die Hard) you

have an alleged drunk - son of one official, and an alleged hardcore junkie, 

son of another official,

skating, getting away with it, 

while the police and allegedly the mayor (Stephanie Muccini-Burke)

beating up on an elder journalist for asking the RIGHT questions 

in a public records request about

the alleged activities of that mayor's daughter, 

and a complaint on that mayor's husband, Brian Burke,

who I believe violated his oath of office 

(clerk at Middlsex Superior Court) when Burke called me a

"motherfxxxr" while I was taping a back-up of the 

"Great Debate" between Bob Penta and Mrs. Burke

medford royalty

https://medfordinformationcentral.blogspot.com/2021/01/the-ballad-of-medford-royalty.html