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May 28, 2014

Campaign Kickoff Event for Anthony Gulluni on May 28th

The Committee to Elect Anthony Gulluni for Hampden County District Attorney invites you to attend a campaign kickoff event at Red Rose Pizzeria in Springfield, MA.

May 8, 2014

Candidates for Hampden district attorney raise funds in advance of September primary election

In what is regarded as a thin fund-raising field, given the glut of Democratic candidates for county and statewide offices, competitors for Hampden district attorney are forging ahead.

May 7, 2014

Hampden DA candidate Anthony Gulluni calls for debates

Anthony Gulluni offers to collaborate with opponents, civic groups, and media for series of public debates in campaign for Hampden District Attorney.

May 1, 2014

Anthony Gulluni makes official his candidacy for Hampden District Attorney

Though he has long been a presumed candidate for Hampden District Attorney, assistant prosecutor Anthony D. Gulluni officially announced his candidacy on Wednesday.

May 1, 2014

Anthony Gulluni’s Official Announcement for Candidacy

Please join me at the Secretary of State's office today at 1:00 pm, where I will officially announce my candidacy for Hampden County District Attorney.

April 30, 2014

Campaign press release: Anthony Gulluni makes official announcement for run for Hampden district attorney

Anthony D. Gulluni, Hampden County assistant district attorney, today announced his candidacy for District Attorney. Gulluni is a life-long resident of Springfield. He is committed to the mission of community safety through crime prevention solutions and the swift and aggressive prosecution of repeat and violent offenders.

April 10, 2014

Hampden District Attorney candidates gather together for first debate: Live coverage at 6 p.m.

The four candidates for Hampden District Attorney will participate in a debate from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today.

March 14, 2014

Reynaldo Olivo gets six to eight year state prison term for Springfield armed robbery

Reynaldo Olivo must serve a six to eight year state prison term for an armed robbery of a man walking on Dwight Street.

December 19, 2012

Joshua Roque, who stabbed Springfield boy when he was 11, gets 5 to 8 year prison sentence on unrelated gun and drug charges

A defense lawyer told a Hampden Superior Court judge Wednesday what now 23-year-old Joshua Roque did “as an 11-year-old kid” shouldn’t define his future.

November 20, 2012

Miguel Ruiz of Springfield gets 10 to 12 years for robberies in entertainment district

Hampden Superior Court Judge Tina S. Page told Miguel Ruiz Tuesday it was actions like his that make people feel fear about coming into downtown Springfield at night.