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Commonwealth v. Clancy
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Sergeant Lawlor

"Sergeant Lawlor" is the name exactly as it appears in the transcript speaker labels. It carries a title but no first name, so the archive cannot yet say who this is, and no claim about their identity or role should be read into this page. The testimony itself is

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Sergeant Lawlor

Entity Type: Person

Role: Not established

Appears: see below

Page status: Unverified identity.


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"Sergeant Lawlor" is the name exactly as it appears in the transcript speaker labels.

It carries a title but no first name, so the archive cannot yet say who this is, and no

claim about their identity or role should be read into this page. The testimony itself is

linked below and is reliable; only the attribution of a full identity is open.


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In the trial record

Generated from the transcripts. Every figure below is counted from the record itself, not estimated.

Called by the Defense. Inferred from the direct examination: Kevin Reddington asked 10 of the first 10 questions put to this witness. Direct examination precedes cross-examination, so the counsel who opens is the party that called them.

Examined by: Kevin Reddington (Defense), 55 questions; Attorney Shanan Buckingham (Commonwealth), 6 questions.

Speaks in the record: 62 turns across 1 day.

DayDateTurnsFromTo
Day 12Thursday, August 13, 20266231:0549:40

Named elsewhere in the archive: 23 times across 4 sources.

SourceTimesGo to
crime-timeline17first mention
Day 4: Scene and Medical Response2first mention
Day 12: Counselor and Clinicians2first mention
mark-anthony-maffeo2first mention

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Sources

  • Plymouth Superior Court trial transcripts, Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy (July to August 2026)
  • Sources: cross-referenced from timeline (48 events), transcripts (YouTube-linked, 14), filings (35) and glossary (73). See related records above for direct links to files and transcript parts.