The report outlines the case referrals made by the Disabled Persons Protection Commission (DPPC) to various District Attorneys for the fiscal year 2024. It provides a detailed breakdown of the number of open criminal cases, charges filed, and the outcomes of prosecutions across different districts in Massachusetts. The total number of referrals for FY 2024 is 1,080, with 404 cases pending investigation, 361 cases filed, and 360 cases disposed of, resulting in 149 convictions and 201 cases without conviction. The report highlights the types of charges associated with these cases, which include a range of serious offenses such as physical and sexual abuse, neglect, financial abuse, and various forms of assault.

The report emphasizes the importance of accurately reflecting the volume of activity on all DPPC referrals, noting that many cases may span multiple fiscal years. It serves as a crucial resource for understanding the challenges faced by the DPPC and the District Attorneys in addressing crimes against disabled individuals. The data presented is intended to inform stakeholders about the ongoing efforts to protect vulnerable populations and the legal actions taken in response to reported abuses.