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August 3rd 2011
Haverhill District Court
Lawrence District Court
BB Gun/Air Rifle Discharge Chapter 269 Section 12B
Malicious Destruction of Property Chapter 266 Section 127
Probation Violation/Surrender Chapter 279 Section 3
Client sought to enlist in the Marine Corps, but he had other battles that he had to fight at home. One such battle was being found with a loaded BB-Pistol, around 4:30 in the morning, and just moments after some unidentified person was seen shooting a BB Gun into a nearby home. The homeowner was awaken by the BB’s hitting and breaking the windowpane and became alarmed for several reasons to include the homeowners baby’s who was sleeping by their side. After seeing the individual shooting their window they called 911, which happened to be when client was walking home from a party. An arrest was made and charges brought. Client was held on Probation Detainer and Probation department was seeking committed time. Then Attorney Barabino took over and the probation matter ended with NO conviction and no committed sentence. As far as the initial charges Attorney Barabino placed the case on for a motion to suppress the evidence---but it was not needed. The District Attorney agreed to dismiss the Felony Charge and place the Defendant on Probation, unsupervised for six months. Semper Fidelis.
RESULT: Client Receives NO Conviction on Probation Matter, New Case Has Felony Charge DISMISSED and Client is on Administrative Probation with No Conviction(s).
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