Hingham Burglary Suspect Has Charges Dismissed
The following is a court log from the Hingham District Court.
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Burglary, Malicious Damage Charges Dismissed
Tracy E. Methe, 29, of 50 Glen Road, Jamaica Plain had charges of daytime breaking and entering into a building, wanton and malicious damage of property over $250, possession of a burglary tool, and conspiracy dismissed in Hingham District Court. The charges stem from a Jan. 24 incident in Hingham at 12:22 p.m. when police responded to 140 Fort Hill St., for a report of a burglary in progress.
New York City Man Charged in Alleged Scam
Yan F. Sh, 27, of 39 Henry St., Apt. 14, New York, N.Y., had charges of conspiracy, attempting to commit a crime, and intimidating a witness continued to June 12 in Hingham District Court. The charges stem from a Sept. 30, 2011 incident in Hingham at 12:20 p.m. when police responded to Citizenz Bank at 186 Lincoln St. for a report of fraud in progress involving two men trying to open a frauldent account. Police said they are connected with similar incidents in Boston and the suburbs.
Hingham Woman Charged with Shoplifting
A 52-year-old Hingham woman was arraigned in Hingham District Court on a chage of shoplifting over $100 by concealing merchandise. The case was continued to May 15 for a pretrial hearing. The charge stems from a Feb. 9 incident in Hingham at 5:21 p.m. when police responded to a report of a shoplifter being detained at the Whole Food Market at 92 Derby St. The woman is accused of loading two re-use shopping bags with items, but paid for only one of them. The other bag contained 19 items totaling $106, police said.
Hull Man gets Probation for Trespassing, Drug Charge
Michael L. Peters, 43, of 34 Taraine Ave., Hull was found guilty of trespassing and had sufficient facts found for a guilty finding for possession of a Class B drug as a subsequent offense in Hingham District Court. A judge sentenced Peters to progation until Nov. 8, 2013. The court dismissed a related charged of disorderly conduct. The charges stem from a Dec. 26, 2011 incident in Hingham at 6:16 a.m. when police found Peters after he allegedly gained entry into a Summer Street house through the garage.
denise bruce
8:31 am on Saturday, August 4, 2012
RE: the charges against me at Whole Foods. I did not 'load' two bags. I had put about 16 valentine cards and a bottle of oil in a bag, that contained several other bags that i shop with and totally forgot about them when i was checking out due to a personal family issue that was taking place (i was getting texts). I had paid well over one hundred dollars for my groceries and had plenty of money to purchase everything. I tried to tell them that and they were incredibly rude, defiant and intent on making me out to be a thief. FYI, another woman experienced the same treatment from WF, with a baby in a car seat, when she forgot the meat she had picked up baby blanket was covering it. I am a volunteer driver for the senior center, big sister, business owner in the town, if i were to be so stupid as to shoplift it would not be in my own town. Now I have to try and figure out how to expunge this from the public record and deal with embaressment of this being published. denise bruce
Paul Kramer
10:49 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
You might get shoplifting charges expunged from your public record, but what about the public record of the MA Land Court case naming you in the fraudulent discharge of multiple mortgages on your own property when you were a "mortgage officer?" The court noted the take there was in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. http://masscases.com/cases/land/19/19lcr207.html
Donald Beauchesne
5:11 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
For the record, nor have i have ever been paid for the Chevette car that I sold to her back in the eighties after she crashed the car. We we dating at the time; lesson well learned.
Don Beauchesne, Esq.