West Virginia State Police Investigation Sparks Controversy and Calls for Accountability.

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The former superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police, Col. Richard McKeon, has responded to a recent investigation into alleged misconduct within the department, calling it a "feeding frenzy." The investigation found that McKeon ordered a trooper to alter a police report involving the arrest of a judge's daughter, leading to his resignation in 2017. McKeon defended his actions, stating that he was trying to prevent the release of sensitive information and that the investigation was politically motivated. He also called for more accountability within the department.
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