Our client is a machine operator. Several weeks ago he responded to an online solicitation for sexual services. Following up on texts and phone calls, our client met with the person soliciting at a designated hotel room. Unbeknownst to our client, the individual was an undercover police officer. Our client was confronted and he provided…
Continue reading ›Our client is charged with a violent home invasion under G.L. c. 265 section 18C. Prior to our office appearing on this case he was held under dangerousness pursuant to G.L. c. 276 section 58A. Since this is a superior court case detention was set at 180 days. The time expired and we successfully moved…
Continue reading ›Our client is a law enforcement officer charged with indecent assault and battery under G.L. c. 265 section 13H. It is alleged that he had nonconsensual sexual contact with family member several years ago. He was arrested and a bail was set. He posted the bail and appeared for his arraignment. At the arraignment hearing…
Continue reading ›In August of 2021 police in a suburban Boston city responded to a motor vehicle crash. They found the driver, the CEO of an HVAC company unconscious behind the wheel. A civilian who witnessed the incident and called the police assisted before the police arrived by administering narcan and reviving the driver. Officers believed that…
Continue reading ›Our client was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm in violation of G.L. c. 269 section 10A. If convicted he faced a minimum mandatory eighteen months in jail. From the day we were retained on this case we strongly believed that the man was targeted by the police and unlawfully stopped and searched. We…
Continue reading ›Our client is a pharmaceutical scientist with several PhD degrees. Just over a year ago the man called the police to his home believing that a woman in his home had just cut her arm off. The police entered the property and saw no woman. They quickly learned that this man was having a mental…
Continue reading ›Before the laws in Massachusetts changed our client was charged with driving with an open container of alcohol in violation of G.L. c. 90 section 24I. Between the time he was charged and today the law changed thereby making this act no longer a crime. The charges were dismissed today. Read More in Motor Vehicle…
Continue reading ›The defendant is an engineer who was approached while in his car by several police officers. He refused to get out of his car and unlock the vehicle as demanded by the officers. The police ultimately broke his car window, pulled him out of the vehicle and arrested him, charging him with resisting arrest under…
Continue reading ›Our client is an engineer who recently graduated from college. He was at an outdoor bar and got into an argument with another patron, someone whom he had met at a party. The other patron claimed that our client hit him in the back of the head. He went to the police department and ultimately…
Continue reading ›In December of 2016 police in a Massachusetts city got a call for a man breaking into a car at a particular location. They responded and found a man in the car holding a small bag of heroin. When he saw the police he ran only to be apprehended a few blocks away. He was…
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