Cameron Daley testified about his January 25 hospital watch over Lindsay Clancy, describing her asleep and receiving medical care, with no nonmedical visitors during his shift. On cross-examination, he acknowledged being uniformed and armed and agreed with defense counsel's description of guarding a woman tied to a bed.
Cameron Daley

Duxbury police officer with patrol and hospital-watch experience.
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Cameron Daley testified for the Commonwealth on Day 12 about maintaining a police watch outside Lindsay Clancy's room at Brigham and Women's Hospital. The Duxbury patrolman corrected counsel's initial timeline, placing his assignment on January 25, 2023, from 10:00 AM until about 7:00 PM, after relieving Officer Richard Lippard.
Daley described Clancy as asleep with medical devices attached and receiving periodic medical care. He reported no visitors other than medical staff, including no attorneys, during his shift. He worked no later hospital shifts. He said Detective McDonald arrived with a crime scene team before Plymouth County Sheriff deputies took over the watch.
On cross-examination, Daley confirmed that he wore a uniform, carried a gun, and had a badge. He agreed with Kevin Reddington's description of his assignment as guarding a woman tied to a bed. The Commonwealth asked no further questions, and the judge excused him.
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