New Massachusetts state police crime lab breaks ground in Marlborough (opens original article in a new tab)
Massachusetts held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new state police crime lab in Marlborough, set to open in 2028, replacing two older labs. The facility will employ 250 professionals and handle disciplines like DNA testing, which helped solve a 1989 cold case rape. Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan highlighted the lab's role in resolving long-standing cases.
- New crime lab breaks ground in Marlborough, Massachusetts.
- Lab to replace two existing facilities in Maynard and Sudbury.
- Solved 1989 cold case rape using advanced DNA technology.
- Expected completion in 2028 with 250 professionals.
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