Flint McColgan is a news editor at the Boston Herald. He specializes in crime and justice reporting, with a focus on white-collar crime, the judicial system, and legal affairs, covering topics such as murder, theft, and juvenile justice. Flint's work has been featured in various publications, including The Portland Press Herald and The Hartford Courant.
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Flint McColgan's work predominantly focuses on local crime and evolving stories in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. He covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, with a notable focus on shootings, murder cases, police activities, and Massachusetts courts.
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Loading your audio article New England Patriot safety Jabrill Pepper ‘s fate will soon be in the hands of the jury at Quincy District Court.
Loading your audio article Accused murderer Karen Read 's defense team is promising to file a new motion to dismiss her case — this time for “extraordinary governmental misconduct.”
By: Flint Mccolgan
A woman who worked for both the City of Revere and the state was found to have been double dipping on her paydays, a violation that will cost her $20,000 in civil penalties.
A former Tufts Medical Center doctor will spend a decade in prison for attempting to have sex with a child.
The alleged brothel “johns” implicated in the Greater Boston and DC suburb sex-trade case will be hauled into Cambridge District Court beginning in March.
By: Flint Mccolgan
Indicted Boston City Counselor Tania Fernandes Anderson, who was federally charged for an alleged kickback scheme, says she can’t afford the fees of her court-appointed attorney.
By: Flint Mccolgan
Indicted Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson is allowed to pay her court-appointed attorney on a $1,000 per month payment plan.
By: Joe Dwinell, Flint Mccolgan
Two illegal immigrants, one accused of rape and the other fentanyl trafficking, have been grabbed by the feds — with the Trump administration’s new U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts prosecuting…
Captain Richard Stratton did more than serve his country in the Vietnam War — the prisoner of war was known as The Beak, a heroic member of the Strike Fighter Squadron 192. On Saturday, the Quincy …
By: Flint Mccolgan
The BPD says Toussaint Gonsalves was born on Oct. 2, 1970. When he was stabbed to death in late 1991, at age 21, he was 5-foot-11 and 225 pounds, with short cropped hair and brown eyes. Police foun…
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