Metrowest Daily News 1/12/10: Police: Woman ran brothel in Wayland. A woman accused of running a brothel at her Wayland Housing Authority apartment told police she only did it to get revenge on her ex-boyfriend, police said. Amy McPherson, 32, was arrested Saturday at her 106 Main St. apartment on prostitution charges following a four-month investigation, according to a police report filed in Framingham District Court by Sgt. Jamie Berger. The investigation began when police got a call Aug. 5 from Wayland Housing Authority Director Brian Boggia, who suspected McPherson and a second woman were soliciting on craigslist.org.

Boston Globe 1/12/10: ‘Perfect guests’ defrauded series of Mass. innkeepers, police say. They lingered over breakfast, raving about the homemade granola and chatting amiably with other guests at the richly appointed 19th-century bed-and-breakfast. They kept their room spotless, whiled away afternoons over books and brownies, and entertained their hosts with amusing stories. “The perfect inn guests,’’ said Marilyn Mudry, who has run the Hawthorne Inn in Concord with her husband for more than three decades. “Just a cute, charming older couple. That’s what we thought, anyway.’’ But that was before 79-year-old Benjamin and 72-year-old Jane Wolff allegedly skipped out on the $3,600 bill, and before the Wolffs, who were arraigned in Concord District Court Friday on charges of defrauding an innkeeper, were implicated in similar swindles in Rockport, Newburyport, and Waltham. Authorities say they preyed on proprietors’ trust and bounced checks for thousands of dollars at inns catering to a well-heeled clientele.

Wayland Police Department Press Release November 17, 2009 Larceny Over $250 On Tuesday, November 17th, 2009, Dale C. Sicotte (Age 48) of 12 Willard Street,…