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What would inspire the father of Daniel Tavares Jr., a convicted murderer, to say if his son was sentenced to death, "I'd like to be the one to inject the poison into his arm and look him in the eye when he dies?"

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Correction officers in Bristol County are awaiting to hear from union leaders on a pending contract signed by Sheriff Tom Hodgson.

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 President Barack Obama has issued a major disaster declaration for Superstorm Sandy for six Massachusetts counties that means about $22 million is available to state and local governments to share for emergency response and repair costs

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The Bristol County District Attorney, Sam Sutter, stopped by the WBSM studio on Tuesday to talk with Phil Paleologos. On the table, the State drug lab scandal involving Annie Dookin.

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New Bedford firefighters are spending the day loading up box trucks with non-perishable food, toiletries and other supplies.

The items, gathered by police and fire stations throughout Bristol County, are being shipped down to New York to be used in hurricane relief efforts

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22 communities throughout Bristol County are pitching in and donating canned goods, toiletries, and other essentials to benefit storm-ravaged areas of New York.

The tons of supplies are being gathered by the New Bedford Fire Department and stored in Fire Headquarters on Purchase street

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Do you have a hobby? I remember being a kid and my older brother had model cars and planes, I was into model trains.

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The Bristol County sheriff says 'blatantly inadequate' funding of his department puts public safety in jeopardy and may force him to close the facility for pretrial detainees. 

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State officials continue to investigate the ongoing scandal at a state crime lab, where as many as 34,000 drug samples may have been altered or manipulated by a chemist.

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Bristol County District Attorney Sam Sutter said he was stunned to learn about the mishandling of drug samples in as many as 60,000 cases at a Mass. Crime Lab.

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