Charges of Photographing Sexual Parts Without Consent Against IT Technician to be Dismissed

The defendant is an IT technician with his own business. In May of 2020 he was at a family party. The home had active security cameras throughout the interior and exterior of the home. During the course of the party one of the family members observed the defendant walking around with his cell phone down by his hip. He was seen moving the phone towards the bottom of the skirt of one of the family members. The witness then saw the defendant view his phone. The witness later alerted other family members to what he observed. He was interviewed by the police and made clear that photos of the girl’s skirt and private area had been taken by the defendant. The defendant was charged with photographing intimate parts without consent in violation of G.L. c. 272 section 105. Attorney Stephen Neyman was hired. Today, over the objection of the district attorney’s office we convinced the judge to continue the case without a finding. The charges will be dismissed after successful completion of counseling.

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