For Canton to move past the turmoil that has shaken the community since the death of Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe in January 2022, many residents say an audit of the police department is an essential beginning.


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For Canton to move past the turmoil that has shaken the community since the death of Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe in January 2022, many residents say an audit of the police department is an e…{ai:summary}<p>Canton's been rattled since the tragic end of Officer O’Keefe's watch back in January 2022. Folks are demanding an audit of the police, hoping for some answers—maybe even a path toward healing.</p><p>The shadows linger, but residents crave a light; a chance to mend the broken trust.  #crime</p>

A Tale of Two Cantons: Residents weigh what it will take to bring the town back together

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