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Edward F. Davis said he did his job, following the evidence. |
Police head defends role after wrongful imprisonment
Was detective in rape case; settles civil suit
Boston Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis said yesterday that he did nothing wrong when, as a Lowell detective in the 1980s, he led an investigation of a rape and assault that led to a man's wrongful conviction and 19-year imprisonment. (Full article: 714 words)
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