The defendant lives in a high income Boston suburb. On September 27, 2019 police in his town received an OnStar call alerting them to an accident severe enough to deploy airbags. The officers responded and found a mailbox had been knocked over. The OnStar operator identified the owner of the vehicle and his address. The…
Continue reading ›On June 21, 2019 police responded to a call for a domestic disturbance. The female caller stated that she was shoved by the defendant while he was intoxicated. Officers went to the scene and interviewed the defendant and the victim. The victim stated that the defendant and his father had been drinking scotch all night.…
Continue reading ›On July 31, 2019 the defendant was driving on a public way. A police officer conducted a random query of the vehicle. The query showed that the owner of the vehicle had a suspended license. The vehicle was stopped so that the operator could be identified. The driver was in fact the owner of the…
Continue reading ›On October 23, 2018 the defendant was pulled over for a moving violation in a central Massachusetts town. The officer ran the man’s license and learned that his license had expired. He was asked to exit the car so that it could be towed. An inventory search of the vehicle was conducted within the parameters…
Continue reading ›On August 4, 2019 police in a Boston suburb were called to a home for a report of an assault on an elderly person. They were met by the victim, an 84 year old man who claimed that he and his son were arguing. His son pushed him to the ground causing bleeding and bruising.…
Continue reading ›In November of 2018 our client was a patron at a nightclub. He was confronted by a group of people who accused him of grabbing the buttocks of a young woman on the dance floor. He denied the accusations and was removed from the establishment by bouncers. He called for an Uber. While waiting for…
Continue reading ›Several weeks ago Attorney Neyman won a motion to suppress after challenging the validity of a stop, search and seizure. In particular we believed that the exit order was unconstitutional and required suppression of all evidence seized. That included drugs sufficient to charge possession with intent to distribute class B and distribution of class B…
Continue reading ›On April 22, 2019 around 1:30 a.m. a state trooper patrolling Route 1 southbound claimed to have seen a car run a stop sign at an onramp. The trooper then claimed that the driver swerved several times driving over the median strip and into the other lane. He was pulled over and supposedly failed several…
Continue reading ›On August 3, 2019 police in a south shore community were dispatched to a residence for a report of a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival they spoke with the victim who claimed that her during the course of an argument with her husband she was struck several times. She further complained that in an attempt to…
Continue reading ›On June 2, 2019 members of a Massachusetts police department were monitoring a rally involving hundreds of people. Various factions of people at the rally became aggressive towards one another and violence erupted. The police attempted to keep the situation peaceful without success. Several fights broke out and the police intervened. During the course of…
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