Staff were nice and respectful, but if there's one thing they don't have are chairs/ benches for…read morevisitors. I went there for fingerprinting for a job application, I waited for at least 20-30 minutes, stood there the whole time, nowhere to sit. A 4 seat bench would be nice to have, I'm pretty sure it's not gonna break their funding. Calling on Mayor Pangallo!

Went to the station twice to buy a few police patches and both times the officers treated my friend…read moreand I very well. Talked to an officer by the name of Cindy and she was very friendly and helpful. She referred me to Officer O'Donnel and she was just awesome too. Thank you Salem PD for having professionals working for your department. Keep up the good work and be safe out there.

As a volunteer sheriff in the Scranton PD, I tend to avoid yelping about other cities' forces…read more However, these men and women do an exceptional job keeping the city of Somerville safe and delinquent-free. I would give infinite stars if I could. Sincerely, Dwight K. Schrute Assistant Regional Manager Dunder Mifflin, Scranton Branch

We had again a car blocking our driveway. According to a neighbor, the car was here overnight…read more Previous time, we had to wait up to 5 hours for the owner to come. Therefore, Saturday, around 10am, I decided to call the police of Somerville to avoid delaying our trip. Not happy of doing that as police should focus on more important things. Police officer came 10 minutes later. Very calm and very nice. Did not act at all like I was wasting his time. He recommended to call a tow truck but, kindly, he proposed to turn on his sirens for 2-3 min to see if someone would come first. At the end, a woman came to move her car, mentioning she was sleeping. Anyway, I thanked the officer, but my toddler wanted to thank the officer herself. The police officer was talking to the neighbor on the other side of the street and did not seem to hear my toddler thanking him a dozen of time. But he crossed the street again and offered to her a beautiful sticker of the police telling her " you did a good job ". He made her day!!! She told the story of the super police who came fast, moved the car to free the driveway, and gave her a sticker many times over the week end. This police officer was fast, efficient, solution-driven and very kind! A good example for a toddler!

I ran out of gas on the Lexington exit 31 bridge. A TJ Hooker wannabe and his partner were no help…read moreat all. Now, as a retired Army Officer their using the armory as a speed trap is an insult to me.

Great group. Nice folks. The overnight shift officer I had was great and very helpfulread more

I decided these hard working guys deserve a little praise. All politics, general city wide crime…read morestatistics and rap song lyrics aside these are some hard working sons of bitches (at least in the Dudley station), and no I am not a copy myself. I've had to call in a few 911 things over the last few months and these guys were at my location in no time at all. This really makes me feel safe. I live in a 'up and coming' area, that means the prices are sky high but you could still get shived on your way home. We have had several community meetings with area police representatives and they have been very serious about enforcing public safety in my area. My favorite 911 one scenario was about a week ago when my wife was walking the dog and she walked right past a hooker (well, she certainly looked like one at least - could have been a tranny hooker - who knows - doesn't matter) doing umm indecent and very disgusting (and slurpy sounding) things to a rather overweight gentleman in a dark car with its stereo blaring in a parking spot next to our house. She got geeked, called the cops and they were there literally in about 3 minutes. I didnt peep my head out the door long enough to hear the explanation but i'm sure it was comedy gold. Anyways, thank you, and merry x-mas coppers - keep it up and i will bake you some crack pipe-shaped holiday cookies. And to that ho's pimp, I ain't no snitch - she was in a handicap spot.

My son had his bike stolen and the officer who answered the phone could not have been more helpful,…read moreShe was kind and took the time to explain the procedures and how we might be able to recover the stolen bike. Kindness Matters! Thank you!!!

I had such a positive experience with the Malden police department that I needed to leave a review…read more A peeping Tom moved in next-door and my Downstairs Neighbor and I went to the Malden police to report him. The officer politely and respectfully took our information. By the time we got home, one police officer had already arrived, she took all of the information and then another police officer arrived. They went next-door, spoke to the offender and the landlord who also lives in the house. The landlord has asked his tenant to move out. Amazing. Within an hour the situation had been resolved. Nice work Malden PD - I so appreciate you.

Where do I even begin? It's 10:55 PM EST on a Thursday night. I'm at home, watching TV, but…read morestarting to doze off. Suddenly, I notice bright, flashing lights outside. My first thought? What in the world is happening? For a brief moment, I wondered if a spaceship had landed in my driveway and I was in some kind of dream. But then reality hit--it was the police. My heart immediately sank. A late-night visit from law enforcement is rarely good news. The first thing I did was check on my family. As I stepped outside to speak with the officer, he informed me that he had received a call from a police department in Massachusetts. That's when my heart dropped--our daughter lives there. The officers wanted to let us know they had found her wallet. While that news was concerning, I initially assumed she had just lost it. However, when I mentioned that she was flying to France the next evening for a study abroad program, it became clear just how important this was--her credit cards, ID, and everything she needed to board the plane were inside that wallet. This review is simply to say thank you to the Malden Police Department and Officer Wade, who found her wallet and was on shift until 11 PM. I also want to thank the Monongahela, Pennsylvania police officer who came to notify us. Both departments acted so quickly, and because of their swift efforts, my daughter was able to travel as planned. Thank you for what you do--you truly made a difference for our family.

As far as courts go, Peabody court is pretty good…read more Extra large parking lot with FREE PARKING. The property is well maintained, and the building is kept extra clean. The workers here are actually friendly and helpful, not sure if it was because I was only there for my daughters traffic violation?? But still very polite and informative. We were called promptly and our dispute was heard, believe it or not, we were in and out of the building in under half an hour which included going through security and removing my belt. lol I would give the Peabody court and the staff a Solid 5 Stars.

Nice police department nice people I see them around town nice guys if you ever needed anything…read morethey would help

They failed to investigate a possible biochemical murder and instead wrote it off as a natural…read morecause of death. My family member will be missed. I was on constant communication over the phone with this family member up until the last hours of his death. He was weak and unable to move and answered the phone by voice. I was constantly getting sick (dizzyness, weakness, and coughing,)from something reoccurring with a putrid smell in the apartment and a person in the hall heckling a fake cough at different times in the front hallway. When I left the apartment at times, the smell went away. I was unable to be there to save him but went through the same suffering myself since I was there shortly before I went to the hospital while he stayed behind for the same illness. The BPD was called a number of times by me from the hospital to have it investigated and to check on him while he was alive, and the BPD did nothing and didn't even call me back for an update. I was only alerted by the hospital staff about his death, and it wasn't sourced from the BPD as told by the hospital staff. Shame on you, BPD! The hospital tests revealed in me were inflammation and lung damage with hypoxia when blood clots happen. My family member got an optopsy, and there was no trace of covid19 in his system, but it was reported as a cardiovascular failure. I bet this illness caused blood clots and caused a cardiovascular issue in the lungs, and he could not breathe and died. His lungs and sinuses were never examined. He was cremated only days later.

I have called on the public safety officer at the North Reading police department on two different…read moreoccasions to help install child seats in a couple of cars. The officer has been professional, courteous, and extremely knowledgeable about the car seat installation. This is such a critical component to having a child ride safely in a car, and the instruction manual is not the easiest to follow. You can't chance a mishap, and I'm thankful that the department has this service.

They are consistent, and genuinely care about local businesses and homeowners. I had a scare with…read morealarms and a water break, and they helped get everything under control. Wishing everyone was this helpful.