Operating to Endanger Case to be Dismissed

On December 26, 2015 a Dover, Massachusetts police officer was dispatched to a motorcycle crash. The officer arrived to find the vehicle heavily damaged and debris spread over the road. An investigation and an eyewitness account revealed that the driver of the vehicle was proceeding at a high rate of speed, lost control of the motorcycle and crashed. The driver fled the scene. A cell phone found at the scene led the officers to the defendant who was located in a Rhode Island hospital. He had sustained severe injuries in the crash. The driver was interrogated by the police and he confessed to having driven the motorcycle. Multiple motor vehicle charges were filed as well as operating to endanger under G.L. c. 90 Section 24. The defendant hired Attorney Stephen Neyman. Today, the operating to endanger charge was continued without a finding. It will be dismissed in six months.

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