We respectfully submit that this be investigated by the Attorney General's office, as it is truly impartial and has no interests at stake. Given the above facts, the complainant seeks a full investigation under the auspices of the State Attorney General and requests a suspension of Paul Cohen as Chelmsford Town until the matter complained above has been Tesolved.

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The Attorney Generals Office (AGO) processes all settlements arising out of civil actions brought against the Commonwealth, including, but not limited to actions brought against the Departments Public Health Hospitals.

Any internal Affairs investigation which may, or does, result in criminal charges being brought against an officer shall require the District Attorneys or Attorney Generals office to be apprised of the case for the purpose of advising on legal issues and ultimate prosecution, if necessary. Contact shall be made through the Officer-in-Charge of Internal Affairs. IV. Corrective Action A.

Negotiations with the Attorney Generals Office to resolve the alleged statutory violations without litigation were completed in late 2016, and a consent judgment was entered by the Court on March 8, 2017. A modest ($35,000) monetary penalty imposed on the Town would become void provided the Town commits no violations of the applicable statutes during the threeyear period from March 9, 2017-March 8, 2020.

As such, I do not take filing a complaint with the Attorney General's Office lightly and have only decided to file after much consideration of the consequences of both action and inaction. I believe Councillor AtLarge Craig Spadafora may have violated the Open Meeting Law through regular email communication to at least of quorum of the Malden City Council and the Ordinance Committee outside of public meetings.

Wong" Subject RE: Attorney General's Office Grant Opportunity - Equity in Treatment for OUD To "Nicholl, Susan (SEN)" Date September 10, 2020 at 6:59:52 PM GMT Thanks, Susan!

Update from Attorney Generals Office on OML Complaint AN read into the record the letter from Sarah Chase, Assistant Attorney General, re: Open Meeting Law Complaint, August 28, 2019, indicating that the complaint filed by Paul Jablon on June 3 is resolved. This evenings OML training is part of School Committees response. Some members also attended MASC course which includes OML training; and all are aware of availability of online training. C.

AN will consult with Attorney Generals office for recommended practice. III. Public Comment Crystal Zimmer, Four Corners parent, thanked members for passing budget that prioritized student safety, staffing, special ed. services.

Attorney Generals office advises that three-person subcommittees are problem because one subcommittee member contacting another constitutes a quorum. OML rules created before email existed. GJ moved that we take the action that he is requesting. KC 2nd. Friendly amendment by KC, accepted: and we release the emails of the full Committee. WM: Concern that one member targeted for public scolding.

Our inability to achieve a quorum has not only prevented us from working to tackle the challenges of facing our community, but is has prevented us from performing even the most basic necessities of the commission including an inability to resolve an Open Meeting Law complaint because we cannot vote on the response to submit to the Attorney Generals Office.

As required by law, this grant was circulated to and approved by all 11 Massachusetts District Attorneys and the Massachusetts Attorney General. OFFICER SHANE MELISI resigned prior to the completion of the investigation.