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: Boston Criminal lawyer BlogCriminal Justice Odds Being Beat In New Bedford, MA
By Altman & Altman
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In New Bedford, Massachusetts, what appears to be a man walking with a figurative ?Please Lock Me Up Forever? sign on his back is beating incredible odds.
The man, Allen Thurston, 36, is a convicted level 3 sex offender. After he allegedly assaulted his girlfriend, he was arraigned yesterday in New Bedford District Court on an assault and battery charge.
The prosecutor pressed the court to revoke Thurston?s bail; the judge would not do so. Police, naturally, are said to be ?concerned? as to why his bail was set so low. Their reasons seem logical enough:
1. He has a very lengthy criminal record;
2. He was of convicted of rape of a child by force in Brocton several years ago;
3. He failed to register as a sex offender in 2004, for which he was arrested and served 30 days; and
4...continue to full postFull post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on September 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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