BOSTON — Senate President Stanley Rosenberg emerged today to address the media, a day after a series of explosive allegations surfaced claiming that his civil-law husband acted on Rosenberg's Beacon Hill clout to sexually assault at least four men.
"As you know, I never hesitate or shy away from questions, but because of the imminent investigation, I've been advised not to answer any questions at this time," the Amherst Democrat said after giving a brief statement regarding the decision of his civil-law husband, Bryon Hefner, to seek inpatient care for an apparent alcohol-related problem.
Police in Bridgeport, Connecticut say the 15-year-old boy threatened cops with a car so they shot him. Activists don't believe it; the state's Bond Commission plans to reimburse 14 police department for body cameras and storage devices, costing $1.8 million.
