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Alan Doherty's crooked brother, Thomas K. Doherty, actually sued after allegedly misappropriating Medford Funds! The audacity of that family and the nepotism rampant in Medford under Michael J. McGlynn and crooked Chief Leo A. Sacco Jr. Now Zucchini brain Jack Buckley is running 100 Main St. into the ground.
https://law.justia.com/cases/massachusetts/supreme-court/volumes/425/425mass130.html
Thomas K. Doherty was a police officer for the city of Medford from May 22, 1966, until September 4, 1985, when he was terminated following his conviction of two felonies in August, 1985. Doherty was sentenced to a term of from eighteen to twenty years for armed assault with intent to murder a former Metropolitan District Commission police officer, Joseph Bangs. See Commonwealth v. Doherty, 23 Mass. App. Ct. 633 (1987). While in prison, Doherty was tried as a codefendant in a Federal case involving multiple counts of conspiracy and RICO [Note 1] violations arising out of a scheme ("Examscam") in which police officers stole and sold advance copies of police entrance and promotional examinations along with their answers. [Note 2] Doherty was convicted on one count of general conspiracy and eleven counts of RICO violations. See
FRIED, J. In a hearing before the retirement board of Medford (board), the plaintiff was found guilty of misappropriating funds from the city of Medford, pursuant to G. L. c. 32, s. 15 (1), thereby losing his entitlement to recover retirement deductions accumulated during his years as a police officer. Both the District Court and the Superior Court judges upheld this decision. Doherty claims that the board's decision should be reviewed pursuant to a writ of mandamus; the board proceedings improperly deprived him of his right to a jury trial; the board's decision was unsupported by the evidence; and his actions did not constitute a misappropriation of funds. We transferred the appeal on our own motion and we affirm.
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Thomas K. Doherty was a police officer for the city of Medford from May 22, 1966, until September 4, 1985, when he was terminated following his conviction of two felonies in August, 1985. Doherty was sentenced to a term of from eighteen to twenty years for armed assault with intent to murder a former Metropolitan District Commission police officer, Joseph Bangs. See Commonwealth v. Doherty, 23 Mass. App. Ct. 633 (1987). While in prison, Doherty was tried as a codefendant in a Federal case involving multiple counts of conspiracy and RICO [Note 1] violations arising out of a scheme ("Examscam") in which police officers stole and sold advance copies of police entrance and promotional examinations along with their answers. [Note 2] Doherty was convicted on one count of general conspiracy and eleven counts of RICO violations. See
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