Man convicted in bombing that killed police officer is rearrested
QUINCY, Mass. -- It's back to prison for Thomas Shay, the Quincy man who served 10 years behind bars for a 1991 bomb blast that killed a Boston police officer.
A federal judge ordered Shay to serve 33 months in a federal prison for violating terms of his supervised release.
Shay was arrested earlier this month at his mother's home in Quincy. Authorities had been looking for him for more than a year, after he allegedly gave a prescription drug to two teen-agers in the town of Spencer.
Shay was convicted of plotting with Alfred Trenkler to plant a home-made bomb under a car belonging to Shay's father. The device went off as bomb squad members were inspecting it, killing Officer Jeremiah Hurley and seriously injuring his partner.
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