Felony Larceny From a Building Charge Against Recent College Graduate Dismissed Prior to Arraignment

In December of 2025 two unrelated individuals, living in the same apartment building went to their local police station to make a report. They had video footage of packages in their building being stolen by another tenant in that building. Both victims were able to positively identify our client as the perpetrator. She was a recent graduate of one of the best universities in the country. This young woman was summonsed to court for arraignment charging her with two counts of larceny from a building. This crime is a felony in Massachusetts in violation of G.L. c. 266 section 20. The accused quickly hired our office to represent her. Having successfully handled countless similar cases over his career, Attorney Neyman pushed the arraignment back. We had our client reimburse the victims for their loss. She also wrote letters of apology. This convinced the assistant district attorney, the victims and the judge to agree to a dismissal prior to arraignment. Because of this result the young lady does not have a PCF number; thus she has no criminal records. 

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