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Massachusetts Department Of Corrections Official Accused Of Stealing Guns And Money

By Altman & Altman

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You know, some people just belong in jail. And some people are in jail?working for the jail. Well, at least they were?! Take Gary M., 48, of Berkley, a lieutenant with the Department of Correction in Boston (hereinafter, the ?Defendant?) for example. He changed seats in the criminal justice arena when he was arrested Wednesday at his home and charged with stealing $100,000 in state funds, firearms and other items from the department for his own use. The Defendant is now looking at charges of larceny by scheme over $250 and procurement fraud. ?How can a thing like this happen??, you ask. After all, wasn?t the Defendant supposed to be upholding law and order as an shining example of clean living to those nasty inmates? Well, maybe...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on November 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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