Widow of Rutland officer who died from COVID-19 denied Massachusetts ‘Line of Duty’ death benefits ...Middle East

By KRISTINA REX Click here for updates on this story     RUTLAND, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Rutland Police Detective John Songy died in late May 2020, after a multiple-week fight with COVID. More than three years later, his wife Joanne still has not received state “Line of Duty” benefits as a result of his passing. Typically, when a police officer dies in the line of duty in Massachusetts, their spouse is entitled to a one-time payment of $300,000 and their pension. However, Joanne Songy learned the hard way that Massachusetts does not consider COVID-19 deaths for first responders in the early days of the pandemic as “line of duty.” She told WBZ-TV she filed her paperwork for line of

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