Pretrial Probation for Computer Software and Programming Engineer Charged With Multiple Counts of Malicious Destruction to a Several Motor Vehicles

Our client is a highly regarded computer software engineer and programmer. Over the course of several weeks he went on a spree causing destruction to several motor vehicles.  this was motivated by some strongly held political views. The man was accused of damaging vehicles with bumper stickers supporting particular political views which he opposed.  Video surveillance from various parking lots and local businesses captured our client committing these acts. Social media ultimately identified him resulting in police being notified and a summons for several felonies being issued. Our client was charged with malicious destruction to several motor vehicles in violation of G.L. c. 266 section 28. Attorney Stephen Neyman was hired. Our office was able to negotiation pretrial probation under G.L. c. 276 section 87. A conviction or even a continuance without a finding of theses charges would result in not only a felony conviction but also a loss of license. Under the disposition we negotiated, all charges will be dismissed once our client makes restitution. 

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