Never fear. The Keystone Kops known as the Massachusetts State Police are on the case, and are determined to rid Norfolk County once and for all of the criminal scourge of… rubber duckies.


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Never fear. The Keystone Kops known as the Massachusetts State Police are on the case, and are determined to rid Norfolk County once and for all of the criminal scourge of… rubber duckies.{ai:summary}<p>Massachusetts State Police are reportedly focusing their efforts on eliminating rubber duckies from Norfolk County, highlighting a peculiar law enforcement priority. This unusual initiative raises questions about resource allocation and public safety concerns.</p><p>#crime</p>

Howie Carr: The rubber duckies are quacking ‘Free Karen Read’ in Canton

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