Boston Blotter: Corruption With a Cheap Cop, Drunk Driving, Repeat Rapist

-- Robert A. Forrest Jr. of Stoneham, a 61-year-old state trooper, was indicted by a Suffolk Superior Court grand jury Tuesday for taking a $50 bribe. “From the evidence we’ve seen, Mr. Forrest sold his badge and sold it cheap,” Suffolk District Attorney Daniel Conley said. [Herald, Globe]

-- If reversing a guilty plea is on your agenda, the Mass. Appeals Court essentially said you better not wait 20 years to do it. A Bay State man who pleaded guilty to drunk driving in 1987 didn't challenge it until 2007 when his license was about to be pulled for four years by the Registry of Motor Vehicles. The court said the records still show the plea was valid. [Universal Hub]

-- An Everett man faces drunk driving charges after crashing his vehicle into two Red Line trains in Cambridge. The suspect was arraigned at Cambridge District Court on four charges including OUI. [Globe]

-- A Framingham man who was convicted of rape in 2002 allegedly removed his GPS ankle bracelet and raped another woman Thursday. [MetroWest Daily News]

All charges alleged until proven under law.