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During a hearing in the O’Keefe vs. Karen Read civil matter, Read’s attorney Aaron Rosenberg said former MA State Trooper Michael Proctor reported losing his personal phone after it was returned to him by the Norfolk DA’s office.

Read’s attorneys are seeking data from that phone as part of Read’s defense.

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Karen Read's attorney Alan Jackson just released this statement to me about Norfolk County DA Michael Morrissey's decision to not seek another term in office:

"Michael Morrissey didn't so much step aside as the ground gave way beneath him. His decision to not seek reelection comes amid the dismantling of nearly the entire Norfolk County detective unit, and the cloud of corruption that was finally brought to light during two failed and unjust prosecutions of Karen Read became impossible to ignore—and Mr. Morrissey knew it.

Mr. Morrissey stated that he is "extremely proud" of the office during his tenure. That speaks volumes about why public confidence in his office has collapsed and why his departure was not just necessary, but inevitable. Public trust in the justice system is eroded when political cronyism is rewarded over fairness, when accountability is resisted, and when devastating errors are defended instead of confronted. Pride, under those circumstances, is not a virtue; it is a warning sign.

Karen Read and her team are honored to have played a role in ushering in a new era—an era of truth, accountability, and independence—for Norfolk County."

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