This most recent termination tally could still rise
Anthony Pasquarello was a 15-year veteran of the department "who served with great distinction," the sheriff said
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The state has fired 12 DOC employees so far
The state began firing officers last week and about a dozen more disciplinary hearings are slated for Monday
The initial round of termination letters was sent Tuesday; impacted officers now have 10 days to appeal
The case comes after the Massachusetts State Police unsuccessfully sued Gov. Charlie Baker
Memorabilia related to Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger is being peddled to coincide with the release of the new Johnny Depp movie on Bulger's life
The Worcester County sheriff's department in central Massachusetts turned to the shelter when there wasn't enough money in the budget to replace its retiring tracking dogs
Since 1997, the state has forced only 117 of the more than 15,000 state and local public employees on disability back to work
No one has ever successfully broken out of one of the cells Angel Villanueva was in, used primarily for pretrial inmates
Stabbed a nurse with a pen in the head, puncturing her skin
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will still face state charges in the death of a Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer even though he is already on death row inside a federal prison
Former chemist at a Massachusetts drug lab convicted of stealing drugs to feed her addictions may have tainted as many as 10,000 criminal prosecutions
The program was highlighted by the Obama Administration last year
A western Massachusetts prison believes dressing for success can help inmates break the stranglehold of addiction
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