Peabody District Court Docket Number: 09-0661. The district attorney alleged that on April 9, 2009 officers were dispatched to a store after a 911 caller observed the defendant and another covering their faces with bandanas and hoods. The officers located both individuals. Once they realized they had been detected the two fled. The police located…
Continue reading ›Brighton District Court. The prosecution alleged that on May 16, 2009 our client was in a bar in Brighton, Massachusetts with some friends. He was visiting from California. During the course of the day a discussion with the complaining witness began. The discussion became contentious. Our client took exception to some of the remarks being…
Continue reading ›Haverhill District Court. The complainant was a sixteen year old boy who claimed that while riding his ATV in the town of Boxford, Massachusetts the defendant struck him in the head several times. He reported the incident to the police who responded and filed a report. The complainant was advised by the police of his…
Continue reading ›Brookline District Court # 09CM51. The prosecution and complainant alleged that on February 27, 2009 a local college student was having dinner with a woman at a local restaurant. A male friend of the woman arrived at the restaurant and sat down to have dinner with the two. An argument ensued during which it was…
Continue reading ›Roxbury District Court. Police at a local college investigated allegations that the defendant had been stealing credit cards and using the credit cards to make online purchases. The goods were sent to a designated location where they were accessed by an accomplice and subsequently sold for cash. In addition, it was alleged that the defendant…
Continue reading ›Boston Municipal Court. The prosecution alleged that our client, an accountant, was operating his motor vehicle in violation of Massachusetts by taking illegal left hand turns and going through a red light. A state trooper who observed this behavior stopped our client. When he made inquiry about the defendant’s driver’s license he quickly learned that…
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