Charges of Domestic Assault and Battery Against Biomedical Engineer Dismissed and Assault and Battery on Police Charges and Resisting Arrest Generally Continued for Two Weeks

Our client is a biomedical engineer with nearly forty years experience. He owns several patents and holds the highest security clearances available to civilians. In November of 2021 he and his wife had an argument. She claimed the argument became physical and that he struck her. Our client denies that any of this happened. The police were called. They aggressively subdued our client unnecessarily. This resulted in our client being injured. Consequently, and as is so often done, the police claimed that our client hit them. As a result, charges of domestic assault and battery G.L. c. 265 section 13M and assault and battery on a police officer G.L. c. 265 section 13D and resisting arrest G.L. c. 268 section 32B issued. The resisting arrest and domestic assault and battery charges were dismissed. The assault and battery on a police officer charges were generally continued for two weeks. This means that those charges will be dismissed in two weeks.

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