Dedham police arrested a 29-year-old woman in Roxbury, on Massachusetts larceny charges, alleging she stole about $355 worth of merchandise from the Dedham Mall Sears earlier this month, The Daily News reported.
Massachusetts larceny charges for a theft of more than $250 are typically a felony. But even misdemeanor charges for thefts under $250 can mean a record that can make it tough to get certain jobs and a conviction can stay with you for years. A Boston defense attorney experienced in representing theft charges in Dedham District Court can help protect your rights and work for the best outcome possible for your case.
Police responded to a call about 8:30 p.m. from store security. The woman was arrested and police reported multiple items of men's and women's clothing in a suitcase the woman used to conceal the items before allegedly leaving the store without paying for them.
The woman pleased not guilty to the Massachusetts shoplifting charges in Dedham District Court and is scheduled to be back in court for a pretrial hearing on Feb. 4.
Also at the Dedham Sears, police arrests a 21-year-old Braintree man on shoplifting charges on Jan. 6, the Daily News reported.
Security reported stopping the man outside the store after he left concealing a Bosch battery-powered drill and two batteries, worth a total of $170, according to police.
The man pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in Dedham District Court Jan. 7, and is due back for a pretrial hearing Feb. 12.
Michael DelSignore is a skilled and experienced criminal defense lawyer in Massachusetts, who represents clients facing serious traffic or criminal charges in Dedham District Court, including larceny or shoplifting, OUI/DUI and Massachusetts drug or weapon charges. Call for a free consultation at 508-455-4755 or send an email.
