"No criminal charges have been filed, Baker notes, but the results of the internal review could require further action including a criminal investigation. "The public can be assured, the Department acted swiftly when this information came to light, and this action ensures that police operations remain fully effective and above reproach while the internal investigation is ongoing," Baker said. "Our focus remains on protecting the community, ensuring accountability, and supporting the wellness of our personnel.""
"Framingham Mayor Charlie Sisitsky said he was "deeply disappointed" by the allegations in a statement shared with Boston.com Wednesday. He declined to comment on details because it is an "active personnel and investigative matter." "That said, my administration is committed to transparency to the extent allowed by law and procedure, and we will hold anyone found to have engaged in misconduct fully accountable," Sisitsky said. Sisitsky said he would "authorize outside or independent resources to assist to ensure the investigation is complete, objective, and credible,""
Two Framingham police officers were placed on paid administrative leave while an internal investigation examines alleged misconduct and potential health and wellness concerns. The alleged misconduct was reported to command staff and the department says it acted swiftly to preserve effective operations and accountability during the review. No criminal charges have been filed, but the internal review could trigger further action, including a criminal investigation. The department declined further comment. The mayor expressed deep disappointment, pledged transparency within legal limits, said he would authorize independent resources if needed, and confirmed cooperation with external investigations and public updates as appropriate.
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