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Kraft Punts On Prostitution Case Deal, Wants Trial: Patch PM
Top Massachusetts news: cat named "Booze" escapes Belmont fire; Cape Cod police officers earn medal for heroics; more.

Welcome to Friday's Patch PM. These were the top headlines from the Massachusetts Patch network today:
Kraft Punts On Prostitution Case Deal, Wants Trial
Robert Kraft reportedly rejected a plea deal after he was charged with paying for sex acts at a Florida spa.
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Cat 'Booze,' Owner Escape House Fire
The second floor of the house above the back porch collapsed amid the heavy fire.
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MetroWest Protesters Demand Mueller Report Release
People from Framingham and neighboring communities gathered to protest Attorney General William Barr not releasing the Mueller report.

Barnstable Council Awards Medals Of Valor To 6 Officers
The council also recognized Barnstable officers who were on duty the night of April 12, 2018, when Yarmouth officer Sean Gannon was killed.

Walpole Man Caught After Attacking Mother With Meat Tenderizer: PD
The manhunt for Ian Crowley is over, Walpole police announced Friday.

What's In A Name? Melrose Board Could Find Out
Melrose is the only community in the state with a Board of Aldermen, but a shift to the more gender-neutral city council will be discussed.
The Captain America Star was filming a scene for a new mini series "Defending Jacob" on Suffolk Street.
King Philip Teacher Reinstated, No Inappropriate Conduct Found
According to Superintendent Zinni, the district conducted an investigation, but concluded no inappropriate conduct with a student happened.
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