Crime & Safety
'Enough is Enough': Medford Officers Have Had it With Police Station Conditions
Police are protesting the station's conditions Tuesday evening.

Medford Police are protesting what they say are embarrassing, unsanitary conditions at the police station.
Police say mold, broken windows, and other issues are making for gross, unsafe conditions in the more-than-five-decade-old building.
Chief Leo Sacco told Fox25 "it's a health, safety, and wellness issue."
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It's also an public image issue.
“There's vermin, lot of mice and animals. We get a lot of odors from things in the ceilings, bugs, which all is on a gross factor,” Officer Eleanor Whelan told Fox25. "It's embarrassing."
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Mayor Stephanie Burke has told Fox25 she agrees that a new building is needed.
NECN's Kathryn Sotnik tweeted out photos from the protest Tuesday evening.
Medford Police Officers protesting what they call "deplorable conditions" inside the police station. @NECN pic.twitter.com/jSL0JfbflU
— Kathryn Sotnik (@KathrynNECN) November 29, 2016
This is one photo of the shower area that the Medford police officers are sharing of the conditions inside PD. @NECN pic.twitter.com/qMInRt8OgJ
— Kathryn Sotnik (@KathrynNECN) November 29, 2016
They are protesting outside city hall. Protestors also say there is a lack of equal facilities for female police officers. @NECN pic.twitter.com/0aGRkTkZFU
— Kathryn Sotnik (@KathrynNECN) November" class="redactor-linkify-object">https://twitter.com/KathrynNEC... 29, 2016
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