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Boston Police sergeant sues department over demotion following appointment to police oversight panel - The Boston Globe
Former police commander Eddy Chrispin argues the city violated his First Amendment rights by demoting him after he refused to resign from a state commission aimed at police reform.
Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox sued by ex-superintendent over demotion
A former Boston Police Department deputy superintendent sued the BPD commissioner over being demoted. Eddy Chrispin, who describes himself as a “Black Haitian man and a decorated 25-year veteran of the Boston Police Department,” says in his complaint that BPD Commissioner Michael Cox demoted him after he refused to follow an ultimatum. The civil action filed Thursday in federal court in Boston names Cox as a defendant both individually and as co…
Former Boston Police commander sues over demotion after his appointment to state police review board
By adamg on Thu., 4/3/2025 - 9:22 am Eddy Chrispin, who had been a deputy Boston Police superintendent, today sued Police Commissioner Michael Cox, charging his demotion to sergeant after he was appointed a member of the state Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission last year violated both his free-speech and due-process rights. Massachusetts Attorney General, and former Boston City Councilor, Andrea Campbell appointed Chrispin, a 25-ye…
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