Former Methuen Police Chief to Plead Guilty, Mayor Says

Former Methuen police chief faces 30 days in jail, loss of pension

SALEM, Mass. — Former Methuen Police Chief Joseph Solomon would be sentenced to 30 days in jail, ordered to serve probation and lose his city pension under a proposed plea agreement in his criminal perjury and corruption case.

Former Methuen police chief to plead guilty, mayor says

Solomon will also lose his city pension, license to carry a firearm, and private investigator's license, according to the mayor.

Methuen Mayor Says Soloman Guilty Plea Deal Ends ‘City’s Long Nightmare’

Methuen’s mayor said Wednesday he would have preferred a plea deal that gave former Police Chief Joseph E. Solomon more than 30 days of jail time, but he is pleased the “city’s long nightmare is finally coming to an end.” Mayor David P. “D.J.” Beauregard Jr. said he was concerned when he first learned of […] The post Methuen Mayor Says Soloman Guilty Plea Deal Ends ‘City’s Long Nightmare’ first appeared on WHAV.