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Shannon Dooling

Shannon Dooling

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Investigative Reporter, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)

Boston

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Total articles 227

  • Plymouth jail complaints reveal pattern of abuse against ICE detainees, report claims

    By Shannon Dooling Verified| WBUR News Verified Citing two decades-worth of complaints about overcrowding, inadequate health care and other mistreatment, a new report alleges Plymouth County Correctional Facility staffers engaged in a pattern of abuse against immigrant detainees. Prisoners’ Legal Services of Massachusetts and Boston University School of Law’s Immigrants’ Rights and Human Trafficking Program based their report, released Monday, on records of complaints and violations dating as far back as 2002.

    By Shannon Dooling Verified · WBUR News

    Sep. 16, 2024

  • A family's peace | Part III

    By Shannon Dooling Verified| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified On a sunny Saturday in 2016, Benine Timothee left her house to visit a friend who lived close by and never returned. She had lived in the United States for only three months when she was shot and killed outside a corner store in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. No arrests have been made, and there are no suspects in the case.

    By Shannon Dooling Verified · WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)

    Dec. 27, 2022

  • Plymouth jail complaints reveal pattern of abuse against ICE detainees, report claims

    By Shannon Dooling Verified| WBUR News Verified Citing two decades-worth of complaints about overcrowding, inadequate health care and other mistreatment, a new report alleges Plymouth County Correctional Facility staffers engaged in a pattern of abuse against immigrant detainees. Prisoners’ Legal Services of Massachusetts and Boston University School of Law’s Immigrants’ Rights and Human Trafficking Program based their report, released Monday, on records of complaints and violations dating as far back as 2002.

    By Shannon Dooling Verified · WBUR News

    Sep. 16, 2024

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WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

+1 617-353-2300