Stoughton

Mike Ball reports he was bruised and likely in shock, since he doesn't recall from the time he was hit to the time he started talking to a Stoughton cop who seemed really angry somebody would do something like that and flee.

First, an admission: When I saw two Supreme Judicial Court decisions came out this morning related to former Stoughton police officer David Cohen, I just tossed the e-mail - I've reached my limit on Stoughton police corruption (hey, Stoughton, WTF?).

Fortunately, Robert Ambrogi has a much higher Stoughton tolerance than I - because, as he writes, one of the decisions reaffirms the right of the public to sit in on jury selection - under the First Amendment for the public and press and the Sixth Amendment for the defendant (and gives Cohen a new trial because the public was actually kicked out of the early stages of his prosecution).

Solomonia reports that Geert Wilders, the Dutch lawmaker banned from Britain for criticizing "the creeping tyranny of Islamization," will speak at a Stoughton temple on Feb. 25.

Did anyone else catch the new show "Fringe" on Fox the other night?

It's set in the Boston area.

Last night they used some whiz-bang new technology to see the last thing that a murder victim saw before she died.

The technician recognized the image as a bridge, a particular bridge that was familar to her because she "used to live in Dighton" (pronounced 'ditton') "It's in Stoughton, in the warehouse district"...

Behold, the "Sargent Bridge In Stoughton" :

Maybe it's near Town Spa.