Thanks for the update. Unfortunately these stories make a big splash then generally disappear from view. Last I read he was released on bail just in time for the holidays.The store reopens tomorrow
Thanks for the update. Unfortunately these stories make a big splash then generally disappear from view. Last I read he was released on bail just in time for the holidays.The store reopens tomorrow
he was supposed to be back in court dec 21. I am not sure that happenedThanks for the update. Unfortunately these stories make a big splash then generally disappear from view. Last I read he was released on bail just in time for the holidays.
What type of food u looking for? My favs were ice cream - peaceful meadows (black raspberry), pizza, lynwood (randolph/cash only), Zacks (randolph center), cape cod pizza (brockton is decent), town spa (stoughton/ cash only), La Scala (randolph - this seems to be a fav for the people that moved from there and visiting). There is a great breakfast place I was there about 2 years ago, on 139, if coming from holbrook cross 53 heading toward rockland and just before the tracks on the left. for subs richardis in braintree on 37 in the vicinity of chin's chinese and a dunks. Also double Gs on Grove st. , if in Cambridge Ma Magoos (great tenders and their house honey mustard is great) Big Daddys (cambridge by harvard incredible crab rangoons). Christo's great greek salads but pizza is ehh. Not sure how long you been in the area, Christo's was a full rest in Brockton. Once the dad died the kids sold the property to massasoit comm college. Sad day for many generations.I've been looking for good food in that area, watch Christo's end up becoming my new favorite place.
The store reopened Wednesday for the first time since the Nov. 21 incident, when Kevin Bradley, 65, of New Jersey, was killed and 20 other people were injured. There is now a row of about two dozen steel barriers to protect the front of the store.
Because no one wants to pay until it's too late. You can have dangerous intersections for years. It takes someone influential or someone close to them getting hurt or worse, and then BAM stop signs/lights suddenly appearI don't know why this wasn't implemented from Day 1
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Hingham Apple store reopens with steel barriers two months after fatal crash
The Apple store in the Derby Street Shops is reopened with protective barriers out front, nearly two months after an SUV crashed through the store.www.patriotledger.com
Bradley Rein, 53, was indicted by a grand jury on Tuesday on charges of second-degree murder, motor vehicle homicide by reckless operation and 22 counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in connection with the Nov. 21 crash at a shopping center, Plymouth District Attorney Timothy Cruz’s office said in a statement.
Thanks for the update Ron.Bradley Rein has been indicted for murder. Wow! Didn't see that coming.
Maybe he couldn't find a school to shoot up?I wonder what the claimed motive will be?
Unless they have some compelling evidence this was intentional this looks like an overreach by the DA. I'm in no way saying the guy is innocent, but unless the murder 2 charge is there simply to force a plea deal, then manslaughter is probably the most likely realistic charge given the publicly available evidence. Again, there may be more to this so I won't rule anything out. Especially given a grand Jury returned an indictment on it.Bradley Rein has been indicted for murder. Wow! Didn't see that coming.
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‘Stuck foot’ crash into Apple store now called murder; driver’s lawyer ‘astounded’ by indictment
He said his right foot became stuck on the accelerator, and that he used his left foot to brake but the vehicle didn’t stop.www.mercurynews.com
Given that DAs and grand juries seem to generally be pretty lenient when it's "just an accident" regarding motor vehicle deaths, I have to assume there are some serious aggravating circumstances to warrant both the murder charge and the stack of other charges.Unless they have some compelling evidence this was intentional this looks like an overreach by the DA. I'm in no way saying the guy is innocent, but unless the murder 2 charge is there simply to force a plea deal, then manslaughter is probably the most likely realistic charge given the publicly available evidence. Again, there may be more to this so I won't rule anything out. Especially given a grand Jury returned an indictment on it.
Totally agree. I looked up Massachusetts law and I can't see how this incident fits into the statute. There has been no indication since the crash that Rein intentionally tried to kill anyone. If the DA is simply trying to wring out a plea from him, the judge should do their job and nix this overcharge.Unless they have some compelling evidence this was intentional this looks like an overreach by the DA. I'm in no way saying the guy is innocent, but unless the murder 2 charge is there simply to force a plea deal, then manslaughter is probably the most likely realistic charge given the publicly available evidence. Again, there may be more to this so I won't rule anything out. Especially given a grand Jury returned an indictment on it.
Second-Degree Murder in Massachusetts
In the Commonwealth, a person commits second-degree murder when he or she intentionally kills another person, but does so without any premeditation. The killing must be done with with malice aforethought.
These sorts of killings occur in the heat of the moment, but do not involve any premeditation on the part of the perpetrator. At the moment the murder occurs, the killer definitely intends to kill the victim, but up to that moment, the killer had no intent or plan to commit murder.
Camera footage and first hand accounts by witnesses, speed estimates of 62mph and no evidence he made any attempt to avoid the incident made the DA's case easyGiven that DAs and grand juries seem to generally be pretty lenient when it's "just an accident" regarding motor vehicle deaths, I have to assume there are some serious aggravating circumstances to warrant both the murder charge and the stack of other charges.