Gov. Maura Healey downplayed the proliferation of crime in state-run shelters housing migrants and local residents after her administration released thousands of pages of records that show many allegations of rape, domestic violence, and possession of guns and illegal drugs.


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Gov. Maura Healey downplayed the proliferation of crime in state-run shelters housing migrants and local residents after her administration released thousands of pages of records that show many all…{ai:summary}<p>Gov. Maura Healey has minimized concerns over crime in state-run shelters for migrants and local residents, despite the release of extensive records revealing numerous allegations of rape, domestic violence, and possession of firearms and illegal drugs. </p><p>The administration's response raises questions about the safety and management of these facilities. #society</p>

Gov. Healey downplays proliferation of crime in state-run shelters after documents reveal disturbing incidents

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