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Swampscott Police reflect on 2024

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SWAMPSCOTT — Police Chief Ruben Quesada and Officer Kevin Reen gave an update on the department’s efforts to address staffing shortages, rising service call volumes, and crime trends during a presentation during the Select Board meeting Aug. 5. Quesada began the presentation by explaining that the police department currently has five vacancies, and has been […]
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Swampscott Police reflect on 2024

SWAMPSCOTT — Police Chief Ruben Quesada and Officer Kevin Reen gave an update on the department’s efforts to address staffing shortages, rising service call volumes, and crime trends during a presentation during the Select Board meeting Aug. 5. Quesada began the presentation by explaining that the police department currently has five vacancies, and has been […]

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Itemlive broke the news in on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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