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February 9, 2009

PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Funeral of State Police Captain Richard J. Cashin

State Police poured into Haverhill on Monday morning, Feb. 2 to say goodbye to State Police Capt. Richard Cashin. Cashin, a Boxford native, was killed early Wednesday morning, Jan. 28 when his unmarked car struck a utility pole on Route 1 in Saugus. Cashin was reportedly responding to a call about an erratic driver.



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