The prosecution alleged that on June 6, 2015 members of the Massachusetts State Police and Everett, Massachusetts police officers set up a sobriety checkpoint in Route 16 in Everett. Officers made contact with the defendant’s car and immediately noticed an odor of an alcoholic beverage. The defendant was ordered to move his car into a…
Continue reading ›Several months ago the defendant was stopped by a Danvers, Massachusetts police officer for suspicious activity on a remote street. The officer contacted the driver who appeared intoxicated. He had trouble producing his license and registration. He was asked to perform several field sobriety tests and failed all of them. He refused the breathalyzer test…
Continue reading ›On October 18, 2015 the defendant was driving his car on a quiet street just off of Route 114. A Danvers, Massachusetts police officer observed the defendant and another male outside of the vehicle. He approached and the two men got back into the car. They then made a three point turn with the front…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a construction worker living and working in suburban Boston. The prosecution alleged that on August 1, 2014 a Massachusetts State Police officer was clearing a motor vehicle stop In Quincy when a car being driven by the defendant approached him at a high rate of speed and nearly hit him and his…
Continue reading ›On July 15, 2015 a Concord, Massachusetts police officer was on patrol when he observed a man standing next to a car that was parked on the side of the road. The man appeared to be leaning on the car for support. The officer drove around and a few minutes later went back to the…
Continue reading ›This past Saturday night a woman from Salisbury, Massachusetts was pulled over on her way home from a local drinking establishment. The police quickly observed her having slurred speech. She was asked to produce a license and registration. She had trouble doing so. She was then asked to perform several field sobriety tests. She failed…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a local businessman who was charged with OUI in violation of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 90 Section 24. A few months ago our office successfully argued a motion to suppress an unlawful stop. The district attorney’s office contemplated appealing the judge’s decision. Upon realizing that an appeal would be futile the prosecution…
Continue reading ›Last week Attorney Neyman was able to get an OUI case dismissed in the Lawrence District Court. The allegations related to a February 13, 2015 incident referenced in an earlier case result. The man received a six month license suspension for refusing to take a breathalyzer test. In order for the defendant to get his…
Continue reading ›The defendant is the CEO of a major national sports marketing company. The prosecution alleged that on February 13, 2015 a Massachusetts State Police Officer received a call for a person driving erratically on Route 93 northbound. The caller stayed with the vehicle, following it and remaining in contact with the police until a cruiser…
Continue reading ›The prosecution alleged that on December 12, 2014 a Massachusetts State Trooper saw a motor vehicle being driven by the defendant operating on a public way in Allston, Massachusetts. The officer observed the driver texting while he was driving in violation of G.L. c. 90 Section 13B. The officer stopped the vehicle and immediately detected…
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