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MA Patch Daily: Bragging About Gun Leads to School Lockdown

Plus, a noodle house closes, tick tips, a soccer coach vents, a court officer is arraigned for rape, local arrests, and more.

It was another busy news day in the Bay State featuring crime logs, breaking alerts, features and interviews, and more. Here are some of the stories and posts our editorial team has been working on today.

A Weymouth High School student was taken into custody earlier today after allegedly boasting about having a gun, sending the school into lockdown mode. House Speaker Robert DeLeo, D-Winthrop, and state Rep. James Murphy, D-Weymouth, were at the school at the time and locked in an officer during the incident.

Also, eight teens were hurt after a rogue wave struck a whale watching boat yesterday. Say, do you play lacrosse? The Bill Belichick Foundation has a new scholarship program underway. An officer staring into the hole on a detail found these old trolley tracks. The unemployment rate in Massachusetts has dropped again, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. There will probably be no Father’s Day card for this dad this year ... just 18 to 20 years in prison for nearly killing his son. A stranger handed over his shirt to another person while a baby was being brought into the world. A police chief speaks openly about potential brutality, crime, and recent murders. Aaron Hernandez pleaded not guilty to witness intimidation in court today connected to a double murder incident in Boston in 2012. And here’s a quick Memorial Day Weekend weather forecast.

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