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Prosecuting Attorneys Seek To Continue Holding Suspects Arrested For Illegal Gun Possession In Jail Without Bail Pending Trial

By Altman & Altman

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Monday saw the dawning of a new week. Boston-area newspapers, however, are discussing what is really an old problem. The subject of illegal possession of firearms is once again in focus. Let?s take a story from the town of Lawrence, for example. Police say that a 20 year old gentleman, Emmanuel M. (hereinafter, the ?Defendant?) will now be needing the help of a criminal defense attorney due to his arrest early Saturday for firing a gun in the middle of West Street. When police were dispatched to a pizza shop near Cross Street and Broadway shortly after midnight, they say they noticed the Defendant pull out a black handgun and begin to run. Well, kinda run. After tripping several times as he dodged police cruisers ? bouncing off one ? the Defendant is said to have thrown his gun over a 3-foot high fence on Holly St...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on May 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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