Newton District Court: Our client is a local college student who was charged last year with distribution of drugs in his college dorm room. Our office was able to get him pre-trial probation meaning that if he complied with certain court imposed requirements and remained free of criminal trouble for the designated period of time…
Continue reading ›Lowell District Court: The prosecution alleged that on January 18, 2011 a Tewksbury Police officer followed a vehicle driving erratically for about two miles. The officer stopped the vehicle. He saw the driver and front seat passenger (our client) turn around to the back seat passenger in a suspicious manner. The officer had the driver…
Continue reading ›Lawrence District Court: On Friday, September 3, 2010 members of the Andover, Massachusetts police department drug unit were patrolling parking lots off of Route 93. The officers had been involved in several investigations involving narcotics activities in that area. At around 7:00 p.m. the officers saw a car parked with the defendant in the driver’s…
Continue reading ›Taunton District Court: After Seekonk police officers stopped our client’s motor vehicle for revoked registration, they allegedly smelled marijuana. When officers asked if there was anything in the car that our client should tell them about, our client stated that he had a bag of “weed.” Our client and the passenger in his car were…
Continue reading ›Boston Municipal Court: Police applied for a complaint against our client, a professional Boston business woman, alleging that she became violent with her fiancé, biting him in the chest and possibly breaking his nose. Police saw the bite marks as well as blood on the fiance’s hand, which appeared to be from holding his injured…
Continue reading ›Boston Municipal Court: Our client, a Boston attorney, was accused of beating up his live-in girlfriend while she was intoxicated. When police spoke with the girlfriend, they observed bruising around her eye and on her hip. She had told the police that during the course of the violent episode, our client told her that no…
Continue reading ›Salem District Court: The prosecution alleged that on March 14, 2011 Salem, Massachusetts police responded to a call from a tow truck driver. The driver reported to them that while plowing a narrow residential street he and a resident became engaged in a verbal dispute over the removal of snow. The driver further told the…
Continue reading ›Woburn District Court: In January 2011 Burlington, Massachusetts police were investigating incidents of prostitution originating through www.backpage.com . They observed an advertisement showing a white female wearing lingerie offering unspecified services at a specified hourly rate. The advertisement listed a phone number. Officers placed a call and the woman provided them with a hotel address.…
Continue reading ›Quincy District Court: Quincy, Massachusetts drug detectives received information from a confidential information that in the summer of 2010 that a particular individual was delivering crack cocaine in Quincy. The officers acting in an undercover capacity contacted the suspect. Negotiations for the purchase of crack cocaine followed. The police and suspect agreed to meet at…
Continue reading ›Quincy District Court: In June of 2010 Quincy Massachusetts police officers stopped a car after observing the driver make a dangerous U-turn. The driver, our client did not have a valid driver’s license in his possession. When they officers investigated further they realized that the suspect was operating a vehicle he did not have permission…
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