Massachusetts State Police responded to a vehicle crash in Plymouth late Friday night, which resulted in the death of the sole occupant of the vehicle.

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Plymouth man agrees to plead guilty to a decade-long cyberstalking campaign and possession of child pornography.

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As new outlets revive coverage in their cities and towns, the case in Plymouth shows how some public officials react to the scrutiny.

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The driver of the vehicle driving the wrong way was identified as Adam Plaice, 26, of Brewster, police said. Plaice had serious injuries and was driven to a local hospital in Plymouth where he was pronounced dead, McGuirk said in a statement.

Massachusetts State Police said that a man was killed in a wrong-way crash on Route 3 in Plymouth on Jan. 24. Police said the crash occurred shortly before midnight on the southbound side of the highway.

The driver of a wrong-way car was killed after a crash in Plymouth overnight on Friday. Barron Trump playfully photobombed his sisters Ivanka Trump and Tiffany Trump in a behind-the-scenes video from Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 Inauguration.

A Plymouth man agreed to plead guilty after federal authorities said he led a decade-long cyberstalking campaign against several people in Massachusetts through social media, email and online platforms.

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