As part of the ongoing effort to introduce our newest police officers, we introduce Officer Kenneth "Cody" Stanley. Cody served 8 years active duty service in the United States Air Force.
Q: Why did you become a police officer?
A: I've always wanted to help people since I was a young kid.
Q: What activities do you enjoy on your time off?
A: Golfing
Mark your calendars!
Come out and cheer on the Quincy Police as we square off against Feeney Brothers Utility Services in a charity softball game that almost guarantees highlights in the next Worlds Greatest Sports Bloopers video. All proceeds will benefit the Houghs Neck flooding victims.
DATE: Thursday, June 21st
TIME: 6pm
LOCATION: O'Rourke Field, 515 Quarry St, Quincy
There is no admission fee, but we will "pass the hat" during the game.
Hope to see you there!
Over the course of the next few weeks, we will introduce our six newest officers that graduated from the MBTA Transit Academy on April 27th. At this point, all have completed the in-house portion of their field training (rules, regulations, etc). They have now moved into one of the most important aspects of policing - street patrol. Each new officer is assigned to a Field Training Officer who will help them get to know the city and how we, as a department, operate.
Over the course of the next few weeks, we will introduce our six newest officers that graduated from the MBTA Transit Academy on April 27th. At this point, all have completed the in-house portion of their field training (rules, regulations, etc). They have now moved into one of the most important aspects of policing - street patrol. Each new officer is assigned to a Field Training Officer who will help them get to know the city and how we, as a department, operate.
This morning during the “Law Day” ceremony held at Quincy District Court, Officer Ryan Donnelly received the prestigious Robert P Dana Distinguished Service Award for meritorious police work.
On June 11, 2017, at approximately 4:50 p.m., off duty Officer Ryan Donnelly was traveling on Route 3A towards Plymouth. As he approached the exit 9 Route 3 overpass he observed two motorcycles pulled over. As Officer Donnelly slowed down, he observed a man hanging off of a fence over the northbound traffic of Route 3. Officer Donnelly pulled over, exited his truck and observed the male to be crying and yelling. Officer Donnelly spoke with one of the bystanders who was talking with the man. He told the bystander that he is a Police Officer and a Crisis Negotiator and was going to take over the scene.
On Sunday, April 29, 2018, at approx. 7:27pm, officers were dispatched to Quincy Ave and East/West Howard Street on a report of a crash involving a motorcycle.
Preliminary investigation indicates that the operator of the motorcycle, identified as Nicholas Lombardi, 26, of Easton, was traveling southbound on Quincy Ave at a high rate of speed when he lost control. Mr. Lombardi was ejected from the motorcycle and he and the motorcycle struck separate vehicles in traffic. He was transported to South Shore Hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries.
During the months of March and April, the Quincy Police Drug Control Unit (DCU) along with Braintree Police Department Drug Control Unit, South Shore Drug Task Force, and the Boston Police Department became involved in a drug investigation into a drug trafficking organization headed by Matthew Martinez of 74 Tirrell Street, Apt. 2R, Quincy MA. As a result of this investigation, search warrants were issued for the residence of Mr. Martinez, as well as his vehicle.
On 04/26/2018 at 6:00am, members of the QPD DCU executed the search warrants. Inside the home, detectives located Mr. Martinez and Lisselot Ariasbaez. The following items were seized: $2,346 US Dollars, brass knuckles, a KAHR CW-45 SE1082 firearm, magazine loaded w/ 6 rounds of .45 caliber ammunition, numerous cellular phones, items indicative of drug sales, as well as other items.
