HeyJaredRick Pozniak
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Pozniak: Police officers breaking the law hits public trust (opens the original)
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When I walked into a Burlington cafe the other day, I was struck by conversations I heard at several tables. Customers were talking about the arrest of a Burlington Police Lieutenant on domestic violence charges. One customer loudly summed up the frustration: “Why are so many cops breaking the law?” The comment should concern every police chief and member of professional law enforcement associations in Massachusetts. In the past few months, Massachusetts has seen a troubling series of incidents
Pozniak: Protect nurses in Mass., pass bill now (opens the original)
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Having been a State House lobbyist, I am very familiar with the painfully slow pace of lawmakers studying, debating and eventually voting on important health care legislation. It comes as no surprise that our lawmakers have thus far failed to take action on approving a bill that provides meaningful legal consequences for assaulting a nurse. Nurses go to work every day to care for those who are sick, injured, frightened or vulnerable. They work long hours, deal with emergencies and too often conf
Pozniak: Security guards should be trained, certified (opens the original)
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Members of the Boston City Council have proposed a standardized training ordinance for every unarmed security guard working in Boston. The proposal, while opposed by the Boston Chamber of Commerce, is a worthwhile step toward improving the quality of security and safety. But the issue should not stop at Boston’s borders. Massachusetts should establish a statewide best practice certification program for every unarmed and armed security guard as other states have successfully done. Security guards
Pozniak: Bike lanes alone won’t save lives (opens the original)
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Every cyclist killed on Boston’s streets is one too many. Recent fatalities have renewed demands for more bike lanes, and the mayor of Boston has made expanding protections for them a priority. Better infrastructure is only a small part of the solution. If Boston and other communities want to save lives, they must acknowledge an uncomfortable truth: safety is a shared responsibility. Too much of the debate has focused exclusively on motorists. Drivers certainly have an obligation to exercise cau
Pozniak: Flock camera use puts public safety first (opens the original)
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Technology has transformed nearly every aspect of our lives, from banking and medicine to education and shopping. It is transforming public safety as well, with resulting controversy. Flock Safety cameras are hotly debated. Flock cameras are automated license plate readers strategically placed along roadways. These systems are designed to capture license plate and vehicle information like make, model and color. When a vehicle is connected to a stolen car, kidnapping, or wanted criminal passes a
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