Articles Posted in Larceny By Stealing

Salem District Court: Our client is a young woman living in Peabody, Massachusetts. The prosecution alleged that on February 4, 2011 this woman was at the Liberty Tree Mall in Danvers, Massachusetts. She walked into a store and discretely concealed and stole over eight hundred dollars of goods. She was met outside the story by…

East Boston District Court # 2010-0158. The Massachusetts State Police received a report that an employee of a local store located in the airport had been stealing. Further investigation revealed that the suspect was the store accountant. The police investigation showed that discrepancies in receipts and deposits that amounted to several thousand dollars, all of…

Quincy District Court # 99-7289. In 1999 Braintree police along with store security observed our client stealing merchandise from a local department store. The woman secreted a significant amount of goods in bags and on her person. The total amount exceeded two hundred fifty dollars. This is a felony in Massachusetts that carries a potential…

Boston Municipal Court Docket # 09-2339. On March 26, 2009 Boston police were called to an upscale retail store in Boston’s Back Bay. They were met by store managers who had detained a local female college student. The authorities alleged that the female had stolen over $1,200 worth of merchandise. She was witnessed by store…

Quincy District Court Docket # 09-2809. The prosecution alleged that the defendant, a local college student, and others were responsible for stealing from a business for which they were working. In January of 2009 the store manager called the police after she learned that about $49,000 worth of items were taken from the store. The…

Barnstable District Court # 09-1375. Our client was charged with larceny over two hundred fifty dollars in the Barnstable Court. The prosecution alleged that the defendant went into a shop in Sandwich, Massachusetts and stole an item with a significant retail value. Attorney Neyman was hired to represent the defendant at a clerk’s hearing. He…