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Massachusetts Bank Robbery Suspects Continue To Engage Police In High Speed Chases And Win? Larger Criminal Sentences

By Altman & Altman

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Happy Monday. How did you start your weekend? I hear a lot of people went shopping. At Altman & Altman, LLP., we moved our offices next door. In Fitchburg, Massachusetts, a gentleman had a high speed chase with an officer. As usual, he did not win. He did, however, manage to injure a police officer, which successfully gained him membership into the infamous ?Hey, I?ll Bet I Can Make This Worse? Club. Of course, according to authorities, James T., 36 of Templeton (hereinafter, ?Defendant 1?) had not exactly been the pillar of good judgment before the chase. There had already been a little matter of that warrant out for his arrest in connection with the robbery of the Fitchburg Savings Bank in Parkhill Plaza in April 2007. Last Friday, police say that Detective Perry Pappas saw Defendant1 come out of a Marshall Street house around 1 p...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on December 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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