Thursday, February 16, 2012
Lawyer for Jamie Johnson says his client wasn't in Sudbury the night of a house break on Feb. 8.
The attorney for a 35-year-old Braintree man arrested for allegedly breaking into a home at 369 Old Lancaster Road on Feb. 8 says his client was not in Sudbury the night of the house break and the Commonwealth of Masschusetts hasn't proved otherwise. Jamie Johnson, a Braintree resident, turned himself into Sudbury police late Thursday morning to face charges including felony larceny and vandalism of property. He was transported to Framingham District Court for his arraignment, where defense attorney Mike Mattson argued the police have the wrong guy. "My client owns multiple cars and he lets other people drive them," he said to Judge Douglas Stoddart. "It is inaccurate that he was the operator this car." The car in question is a 2001 BMW …
Braintree man turned himself in today to Sudbury police to face charges related to a break-in in on Feb. 8.
Braintree man found, thanks to help from homeowner's stolen iPad.
It's a new twist on an old crime: a suspect turns himself in after being "located," thanks to a signal from a stolen iPad. Jamie Johnson, the Braintree man Sudbury police believe was involved in a house break-in last week on Old Lancaster Road, has turned himself in at the Sudbury Police Department. Sudbury editor Rob Fucci is on the scene and will file video shortly on Sudbury Patch.
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Jamie Johnson of Braintree is wanted for allegedly stealing $12K during house break.
Jamie Johnson, a Braintree man the Sudbury Police Department believes was involved in a house on Old Lancaster Road, is reportedly ready to turn himself in. Lt. Robert Grady said the department received notice Johnson would arrive at the Sudbury Police Department some time today. A news crew from Fox is on the scene awaiting Johnson's arrival. Sudbury Patch will have more should Johnson turn himself in.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
The following arrest information was supplied by the Sudbury Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Monday, February 13, 2012
The following arrest information was supplied by the Sudbury Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
The Sudbury Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for a Braintree man they say was involved in a housebreak on Old Lancaster Road on Feb. 8. According to Lt. Scott Nix, the housebreak occurred at about 7:30 p.m. A resident of the home called the department at about 9:23 p.m. to report the house break. Nix said the suspect apparently gained entrance by breaking a window near the front door. After officers and detectives secured the scene, it was determined nearly $12,000 worth of the jewelry and an iPad were stolen. Nix said detectives utilized the tracking device that was on the iPad, which brought them to 36 St. Mark's Road in Dorchester. It was found that residence belongs to the suspect's girlfriend. Detectives, with help from …
Bigg
10:22 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Both of I need to get a fucking life! He's a hard working man so that's why he has multiple cars and he has a dn good lawyer that doesn't run his mouth. You crackers need to stop all the speculating and worry about your persricptopn addicted children that think its okay to fuck u n the ass w/ no lube then kill u! Get a life and stop spending your time criticizing others. You have not a clue :-/ more ›