A recent client charged with Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Assault and Battery came to Criminal Lawyer John L. Calcagni for criminal defense. The details of the cases are below:
CHARGES: Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon; Assault and Battery:
CASE DETAILS: Police receive a 911 call from an apparently frantic woman who has locked herself in bathroom. The woman alleges that her boyfriend is out of control and threatening her with a kitchen knife. The woman specifically alleged that he “is trying to kill me” and “put a knife to my throat.” Police receive a second 911 call from same residence, but this caller is the man’s mother. She too alleges that her son is threatening harm with a knife, had caused property damage by punching holes in the walls of the residence, and had chased his girlfriend out of the house. Police respond and discover the friend in the street, visibly shaken, crying and upset. Police interview the two callers and then place the man under arrest for both Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon (i.e. kitchen knife) and Assault and Battery.
RESULT: Pretrial Probation - Successfully negotiated on morning of trial that man be allowed to maintain his not guilty plea and be placed on pretrial probation for 12 months. Providing he successfully completes the probation term, the case will be dismissed and the man will suffer no criminal conviction from these events.
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The Law Office of John L. Calcagni III offers clients representation in the areas of Criminal Defense, Military Defense, Federal Criminal Defense, OUI Defense in MA , and Assault and Battery matters. John L. Calcagni, III is licensed to practice in state and federal courts in the States of Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Florida, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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