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Woman dies in South Boston collision with Boston police cruiser

State Police are investigating the collision between a marked Boston cruiser and the woman's car around 1 p.m. today at West Broadway and D Street, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney's office, which adds:

Preliminary evidence gathered at the scene suggests that the cruiser, operating with active lights and siren, struck the woman's vehicle while responding to an unrelated radio call.

The victim was identified as Annemarie McNally, 36, of Braintree.

In a statement, Boston Police say they officer was responding to a report of an officer in trouble, and was also taken to the hospital after the collision.

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So, the cops fucked up in a grand manner this time, by driving out of control and getting an innocent civilian killed in the process. Sickening, imo. Although I don't know the woman, I offer my personal condolences to her family and friends...and hope that the Boston Police Department recompenses them in some way, and disciplines or fires the cop(s) that're accountable for the woman's needless and untimely death.

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I'm a good friend of Anne Marie's, who was killed yesterday in this senseless accident. The world has lost a beautiful, sweet girl, who lit up a lot of people's lives. She will be sorely missed. I am sick over this. I miss my friend already.

Thanks for your kind words. I hope they do something to stop these stupid high speed chases.

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I'm so sorry for your loss. We've been following this story, but at the same time trying not to bother her family. Would you mind talking about her - what she was like as a person, what you will most miss about her?

If you see this message today and aren't too distraught to talk, please call or e-mail me.

With sympathy,

Marie Szaniszlo
Staff Writer
Boston Herald
phone: (617)799-0476
[email protected]

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but the BPDNews report linked above says "That individual has since been pronounced." Isn't there a word missing here?

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They never add the final word; it's always implied.

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Any thought's on the first Herald crash scene photo here?

news.bostonherald.com/...view.bg?articleid=1043929

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I was a witness to the accident on Saturday. I can clearly say that because of that Police officers negligence and failure to take any sort of precautions when barreling through the intersection as well as the RedLight - Annmarie McNally's life was taken. He should be held accountable for her death - If her family needs a witness and/or statement from me on what I saw that day.. I would be willing to do that.

34yr female
So. Boston

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please tell the truth and come forward ,, im a friend of the McNally's and they are absolutely the nicest people ive ever met and know .. Annemarie is the sweetest and kindest person .. =( she'll be missed very much

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We've been following this story, but at the same time trying not to bother her family. Would you mind talking about her - what she was like as a person, what you will most miss about her?

If you see this message today and aren't too distraught to talk, please call or e-mail me.

With sympathy,

Marie Szaniszlo
Staff Writer
Boston Herald
phone: (617)799-0476
[email protected]

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Hello
Thank you for your posting. If you haven't already, can you please contact the Mass State Police who are running the investigation to give them your witness statement. It would be really appreciated by Ann-Marie's family.
Many thanks

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We are appealing for witnesses and information following the fatal road traffic collision at the intersection of West Broadway and D Street in South Boston on November 10th 2007 at approximately 12:50PM.

This appeal is posted by the family of the deceased, 36 year old Ann-Marie McNally who was involved in the collision with a Boston Police cruiser.

It is important that any witnesses come forward and get in contact with the McNally family in order to assist with the ongoing investigation.

If you or someone you know witnessed the accident please contact the McNally family at the below:

Email – [email protected]

Telephone – 857 204 5111 (please leave voicemail with contact details)

Thank you for you assistance,

The McNally Family

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