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...rushed to the hospital but did not suffer any life-threatening injuries, said Cambridge Police Department (CPD) spokesman Frank T. Pasquarello...
Purdy was arrested in early October at his salon and antique store on Arrow Street after an undercover operation involving the Cambridge and Sommerville Police Departments—prompted by complaints filed with the Cambridge Police Department (CPD), according to CPD spokesman Frank T. Pasquarello...
...looks obviously Muslim”—said that she ran across the street, where she bumped into friends who escorted her back to her room in Eliot House. She then reported the incident to both the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) and CPD. CPD Spokesman Frank T. Pasquarello did not return repeated requests for comment. Farid said she was shocked that such an incident could occur at an institution that is generally extremely tolerant. “I definitely think this is an exception to the norm,” she said...
...employee volunteered to perform the service. Before long, Purdy started intensively studying and training employees in massage techniques, and he eventually hired new employees specifically as masseuses. But two months ago, complaints against About Hair were filed with the Cambridge Police Department (CPD), according to CPD spokesman Frank Pasquarello. Pasquarello would not elaborate on the nature of the complaints because the investigation is still underway. CPD decided to go undercover at About Hair this fall in order to confirm allegations made against the business. In late September, according to a police report, Detective Louis Cherubino Jr. received a massage...
...unidentified male began to follow her. Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) was informed by Cambridge Police Department (CPD) yesterday that the woman was indecently assaulted at Garden Street and Appian Way, according to the HUPD community advisory, which was sent to students via e-mail. CPD spokesman Frank T. Pasquarello did not return requests for comment last night. The intersection of Appian Way and Garden Street lies opposite the dimly-lit Cambridge Common and only a short walk away from various Graduate School of Education (GSE) buildings. GSE student Cynthia Lee, who works at nearby Gutman Library, said that...