Brad Petrishen is an investigative and courts reporter at the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. He focuses on law and legal affairs, particularly in areas such as litigation, civil and family law, and social issues, covering topics like crime, murder, and fraud. Brad's work has been featured in various publications including the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Brad Petrishen's coverage focuses on local crime, police activities, and legal proceedings in Worcester, Massachusetts. He is particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, government & politics, and legal policy regulation.
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Not guilty pleas were entered on their behalf.
By: Brad Petrishen, Jonathan Limehouse
The man allegedly lured by the Assumption University students was a 22-year-old active military member.
By: Brad Petrishen
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By: Brad Petrishen
Worcester Telegram & Gazette Police reports on the TikTok-inspired “To Catch a Predator” attempt that landed five Assumption University
By: Brad Petrishen
UXBRIDGE - Uxbridge Superintendent Michael Baldassarre is facing a drunken driving charge after police allege he drove 100 mph and nearly caused a crash on Interstate 495 in Bolton over the weekend.
By: Brad Petrishen
WORCESTER - Outrage in the Worcester LGBTQ+ community over allegations of transphobic treatment of nonbinary City Councilor Thu Nguyen took center stage at the City Council Tuesday, as supporters of Nguyen excoriated councilors for nearly two hours.
By: Brad Petrishen
The ultimate outcome of the Justice Department's investigation appears to be in doubt.
By: Brad Petrishen
The city has paid more than $250,000 to an outside lawyer representing it in the U.S. Justice Department's civil rights investigation into the Police Department, records show.
By: Brad Petrishen
WORCESTER — Members of the city's Human Rights Commission spoke at length Monday about concerns that City Manager Eric D. Batista is disrespecting them by regularly failing to respond to their correspondence.
By: Brad Petrishen
WORCESTER ― The athletic director for Auburn High School is facing criminal charges after police allege he sent sexual messages and videos, including of himself, to a 17-year-old.
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