Crime & Safety

Motion to Suppress Evidence to be Made in Elizabeth Rust OUI Case

The Sudbury Department of Planning and Development employee will next be in court on March 11.

Framingham District Court Judge Robert Greco issued a continuance in the Elizabeth Rust OUI case after her attorney, Seamus L. O'Kelly, asked for a motion to suppress evidence Monday morning.

Greco will hear the argument to suppress evidence on March 11.

Greco was also told full discovery of evidence was not complete.

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She can drive Monday through Friday, between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. She cannot drive during the weekends.

Rust pleaded not guilty to the charge and has been subjected to random alcohol tests. Judge Robert Harbour stated she must also attend two Alcoholics Anonymous meetings a week and cannot drink any alcohol.

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Rust crashed her car during the early morning hours of May 9 on Concord Road when she hit two signs and a granite post at the Union Avenue intersection.


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