" pay for that car that was destroyed," Connaughton said. The NBC10 Boston Investigators took the issue to Todd McGhee, a security and law enforcement analyst and retired state trooper, along with Mary Connaughton, the director of transparency at the Pioneer Institute.
The incident has never been publicly reported. The chief’s department-issued 2020 Ford SUV was totaled in the wreck and had to be replaced at taxpayer expense.
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It was at the tow lot that Francois learned who was behind the wheel of the vehicle that hit her and another driver on May 15, 2021: Brockton’s police chief, Emanuel Gomes.
"It’s a miracle that I’m here talking to you." "I was in shock and I cried when I saw it," Francois said. She was stunned when she first saw the damage and realized a passenger in the back seat likely wouldn’t have survived. "This crash has affected me physically and emotionally," Francois said, telling us that she still hears the voice of the driver calling for help.ĭays after the crash, Francois went to the tow lot to retrieve belongings from her totaled car. She now unexpectedly loses control of things she’s holding, something she learned the hard way when a pot of boiling water dropped on her foot, causing second-degree burns. The crash left Francois, a mother of five kids, with a separated shoulder and nerve damage in her arm. So did the two adults and a toddler who were riding in the car that had flipped in the wreck. She could hear a woman’s voice calling for help.įrancois went to the hospital. Outside her vehicle, Francois saw another vehicle that was flipped on its side. Get the NBC10 Boston app for iOS or Android and pick your alerts.īefore long, first responders arrived. Stay informed about local news and weather.
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