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Boston Nightclub Shooting Suspect at ?Girls Gone Wild Party? Pleads Not Guilty

By Altman & Altman

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In Boston, Massachusetts, Damon Jamaal-Anthony Haley (The Boston Globe is reporting that his last name is Haley. The Boston Herald says his last name is Powell) has pled not guilty to assault and battery on a police officer and other charges related to a gang fight at Aria, a local hip-hop nightclub. Boston police arrived at the club, hosting a ?Girls Gone Wild Party,? before the shooting occurred because of a tip they received of a possible gang brawl that might happen. A verbal argument after 1;30 am was followed by a brawl involving some 35 people, champagne bottles being smashed over people?s heads, and the sound of gun shots. Two people sustained gunshot wounds. Police say they arrested Haley, a 24, because he had a 9mm Lugar in his hand...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on February 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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