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Abington Man Accused of Aggravated Assault in Barking Dog Incident Now Charged with Manslaughter

By Altman & Altman

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In Massachusetts, 49-year-old Abington resident Michael McGunigle is now charged with manslaughter over the death of another Abington man. McGunigle, 48, is accused of punching Brian Cherry on July 6 during an argument. The altercation between the two Abington men allegedly occurred after Cherry asked McGunigle to restrain his dog. McGunigle's pet was barking, jumping at people, and scaring some of kids. Cherry, who was knocked off his feet by the alleged punch, landed on the pavement. His head struck the ground and he sustained traumatic brain injuries. He died on Sunday. McGunigle had initially been charged with aggravated assault over the incident. He pleaded not guilty and was out on $3,000 bail. After an autopsy was conducted on Cherry?s body, however, the Plymouth district attorney?s office changed the criminal charge to manslaughter...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on July 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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