Murderer No More, Man Freed After 38 Years Behind Bars: Patch PM

Happy Tuesday (nuclear threats aside.) Here are today's top stories.

After 38 years behind bars, Frederick Clay is a free man. The Suffolk County District Attorney's office vacated the conviction of Clay for the 1979 murder of Jeffrey Boyajian in Roslindale.

A 53-year-old man kicked a 6-year-old girl over a token dispute at a Chuck E. Cheese's, police said. It's turning into a story of "he said, she said."

The man wanted in a brutal domestic attack of two women over the weekend was captured in part by an alert officer on patrol, police said.

The "One Minute Bandit" is on the loose. And police are offering $5,000 for information leading to the location, arrest, and prosecution of him.

Snake on a train? On the Red Line, yes.

A Brockton woman was arrested after a long investigation into packages and mail being stolen from residents at a New Hampshire condominium complex, according to police.

Cindy Friedman didn't expect to be here. The newest member of the state Senate is still getting used to it.

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Oh boy. Escalated nuclear threats from North Korea "will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen," President Trump said.