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In Edgartown District Court Friday, nearly two years after a chain of vehicular crashes in downtown Oak Bluffs, Michael Rebello changed his plea to charges associated with his operation of a pickup truck that night. As The Times previously reported, Rebello was rescued from a pickup truck by a good Samaritan after that person saw […]

Catherine Tobin, 66, was arraigned Edgartown District Court Friday morning on a charge of failing to report the loss of a firearm. Tobin pleaded not guilty during her arraignment, but almost immediately changed her plea. Within minutes of her not guilty plea, Tobin, who attended the proceeding virtually, pleaded to sufficient facts in the case. […]

A man accused of forcing his way into a Falmouth home, kidnapping a woman at gunpoint then leading police on a car chase is being held without bail.

Reniclis Albino, who allegedly sideswiped a Tisbury police cruiser with a dump truck in February, failed to appear for his scheduled court date on Thursday morning at Edgartown District Court or on Zoom. Judge Paul Pino issued Albino a default warrant for his failure to show up.  The crash happened on Feb. 19 at Lagoon […]

A 28-year-old man who allegedly sideswiped a Tisbury Police cruiser on the Lagoon Pond Bridge in February with a small dump truck and sent a police officer to Martha’s Vineyard Hospital with minor injuries, was arraigned in Edgartown District Court Thursday on charges related to the crash.  Reniclis Albino pleaded not guilty before Judge Benjamin […]

The Marthas Vineyard Times Racial data triggers judge’s hearing Jemison and Souza lawyer fails to get Tisbury Police records. Updated May 27 Racial data collected by the Tisbury Police Department as part of motor vehicle stops has become a flash point in Edgartown District Court, and has thrust a Black Lives Matter activist into an unusual spotlight as he battles criminal charges. Eugene Jemison is facing an OUI charge and several other charges from the Tisbury Police Departmen...

The Marthas Vineyard Times Stuntwoman’s lawyer moves to suppress evidence Kim Washington Longino appeared remotely in Edgartown District Court Monday for a motion hearing on her Tisbury OUI case. Film and television stuntwoman Kim Washington Longino, a.k.a. Kym Washington Longino, came before Edgartown District Court Judge Benjamin Barnes via Zoom Monday for a motion hearing seeking to suppress evidence in her ongoing drinking and driving case.  Longino was charged with driv...