BOSTON (WHDH) Lawrence Stead, 69, of Quincy, who served with the Cambridge Police for 25 years, allegedly ran over a man in his 50s on Mass. Ave near the Orange Line T station. That man was seriously injured.Stead told police he didn’t see any damage to his vehicle and didn’t see anyone struck in the street but he said it was dark. He did notice damage later."The defendant stated that he had seen the incident on the news. He was going to turn himself in," said Prosecutor Emily Hamrock.witnesses saw Stead’s car and told Boston Police his plate number. Officers were able to track down the vehicle and subsequently arrest Stead."If he was involved in this, he feels terrible. Thoughts and prayers are with this individual," said Defense Attorney William Hogan.Stead walked out free on $1,100 bail. The judge denied the requests to up the bail to $10,000 cash and to take away his driving privileges. Rep. Rep. John Tierney in a.[more]Low voter turnout seen for Massachusetts primaryLow voter turnout seen for Massachusetts primaryThe state top elections official says signs point to a low voter turnout for the Massachusetts primary election despite contested races for governor and other statewide offices.[more]The state top elections official says signs point to a low voter turnout for the Massachusetts primary election despite contested races for governor and other statewide offices.[more]Man pleads not guilty in tainted steroid caseMan pleads not guilty in tainted steroid caseUpdated: Thursday, September 11 2014 10:58 AM EDT2014 09 11 14:58:23 GMTGlenn Chin, a former pharmacist at NECCA pharmacist who worked for a Massachusetts company blamed for a 2012 deadly nationwide meningitis outbreak has pleaded not guilty.[more]A pharmacist who worked for a Massachusetts company blamed for a 2012 deadly nationwide meningitis outbreak has pleaded not guilty. [more]Massachusetts marks Sept. 11 anniversaryMassachusetts marks Sept. 11 anniversaryUpdated: Thursday, September 11 2014 10:45 AM EDT2014 09 11 14:45:33 GMTMassachusetts marked the 13th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with several events, including a wreath laying ceremony at a memorial to victims in Boston’s Public Garden.[more]Massachusetts marked the 13th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with several events, including a wreath laying ceremony at a memorial to victims in Boston’s Public Garden.[more]Girls struck by car outside Nashua elementary schoolGirls struck by car outside Nashua elementary schoolUpdated: Thursday, September 11 2014 9:15 AM EDT2014 09 11 13:15:11 GMT