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AdvertisementCOVID-19 infections tied to near-maskless meeting at State Police headquartersHide TranscriptShow TranscriptIS CONTINUING TO HELP PEOPLE OWED BENEFITS. KAREN ANDERSON, 5 INVESTIGATES. EMILY: 5 INVESTIGATES IS LEARNING ABOUT A COVID-19 CLUSTER LINKED TO A MEETING AT STATE POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN FRAMINGHAM WHERE PEOPLE WERE NOT WEARING MASKS. SOURCES TELL US IT STEMS FROM A MEETING OF THE TOW COMPLIANCE UNIT LAST WEEK, ATTENDED BY MORE THAN A DOZEN STATE TROOPERS AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES A STATE POLICE SPOKESPERSON CONFIRMED THERE ARE ABOUT 40 COVID-19 CASES IN THE STATE POLICE AND THAT SOME CAN BE TRACED TO THAT RECENT MEETAdvertisementCOVID-19 infections tied to near-maskless meeting at State Police headquarters5 Investigates has learned that a COVID-19 cluster has been tied to a meeting at State Police headquarters in Framingham where people were not wearing masks. Sources tell us it stems from a meeting of the Tow Compliance Unit last week that was attended by more than a dozen State Police troopers and civilian employees.A State Police spokesperson confirmed there are about 40 COVID-19 cases in the State Police and that some can be traced to that recent meeting.Nearly 40 other employees are currently quarantined because of possible exposure.As for employees not wearing masks inside headquarters, the spokesperson says there's a departmental directive for all personnel to wear masks.5 Investigates has learned that a COVID-19 cluster has been tied to a meeting at State Police headquarters in Framingham where people were not wearing masks. Sources tell us it stems from a meeting of the Tow Compliance Unit last week that was attended by more than a dozen State Police troopers and civilian employees.AdvertisementA State Police spokesperson confirmed there are about 40 COVID-19 cases in the State Police and that some can be traced to that recent meeting.Nearly 40 other employees are currently quarantined because of possible exposure.As for employees not wearing masks inside headquarters, the spokesperson says there's a departmental directive for all personnel to wear masks.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementCOVID-19 infections tied to near-maskless meeting at State Police headquartersHide TranscriptShow TranscriptIS CONTINUING TO HELP PEOPLE OWED BENEFITS. KAREN ANDERSON, 5 INVESTIGATES. EMILY: 5 INVESTIGATES IS LEARNING ABOUT A COVID-19 CLUSTER LINKED TO A MEETING AT STATE POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN FRAMINGHAM WHERE PEOPLE WERE NOT WEARING MASKS. SOURCES TELL US IT STEMS FROM A MEETING OF THE TOW COMPLIANCE UNIT LAST WEEK, ATTENDED BY MORE THAN A DOZEN STATE TROOPERS AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES A STATE POLICE SPOKESPERSON CONFIRMED THERE ARE ABOUT 40 COVID-19 CASES IN THE STATE POLICE AND...

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