Massachusetts lieutenant governor candidate Shawn Oliver arrested after alleged OUI crash
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Shawn Oliver, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, was arrested following an alleged impaired-driving crash, according to CBS News and The New Bedford Light. WCVB reported that Oliver overturned a car and faces several charges, including operating under the influence.
Michael Minogue, the Republican nominee for governor and Oliver’s running mate, called on Oliver to withdraw from the race after the OUI charge, The Boston Globe reported.
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WHAT THE EDITOR DID
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WHAT IT FLAGGED editor revise: Delete the unrelated Providence crash item; the remaining story is supported by the sources. - "Separately, WJAR reported that a vehicle was towed after a crash on Route 6 in Providence.": This is an unrelated crash and misleadingly appears in a story about Oliver's arrest.
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Massachusetts lieutenant governor candidate Shawn Oliver arrested after alleged OUI crash
Shawn Oliver, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, was arrested following an alleged impaired-driving crash, according to CBS News and The New Bedford Light. WCVB reported that Oliver overturned a car and faces several charges, including operating under the influence.
Michael Minogue, the Republican nominee for governor and Oliver’s running mate, called on Oliver to withdraw from the race after the OUI charge, The Boston Globe reported. Separately, WJAR reported that a vehicle was towed after a crash on Route 6 in Providence.
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