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New four-year deal gives 400 patrol officers 15 percent pay hikes
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Two Springfield cops convicted in off-duty assault are reinstated by Board of Police Commissioners
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Behavioral health specialists respond to some calls for police services
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Council of Churches once made formal racism complaint against Springfield Police Dept
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Objections raised over hiring of internal affairs attorney
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Sarno promises money will be there to support reforms
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Proposed consent decree calls for two years of oversight of the police department.
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Members vow to be open, fair, and free of political influence.
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Two Springfield, Massachusetts police officers have been found guilty of assault for instigating an off-duty fight after an argument in a bar in 2015. Two other officers charged in the case were acquitted Thursday by a Hampden Superior Court jury that returned the split verdicts after four days of deliberation.