Crime & Safety
Widow Of Slain Weymouth Officer Sees Police Reform Bill As 'Personal Attack'
Cindy Chesna weighed in on that and a controversial decision to remove the thin blue line flag from fire department trucks in Hingham.
WEYMOUTH, MA — The widow of Weymouth Police Sergeant Michael Chesna is not happy with the proposals for police reform in Massachusetts.
Cindy Chesna weighed in on that and a controversial decision to remove the thin blue line flag from fire department trucks in neighboring Hingham over the weekend.
Sgt. Chesna was attacked with a rock and killed with his own gun after responding to a call for an erratic driver in Weymouth on July 15, 2018. An elderly woman who lived nearby was also killed during the incident.
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