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“It is unfortunate that the court’s penalty was disproportionate to my client’s failure to keep the monitoring device fully charged,” Bradley Rein's attorney said.
The bail for the man accused in last year's fatal Apple store crash has been revoked.
Plymouth District Attorney Tim Cruz announced Tuesday that the Hingham Apple Store crash driver’s bail was revoked after he failed to charge his GPS bracelet.
The Fore River Bridge is scheduled to open at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, May 2 and noon Wednesday, May 3 to allow tankers to pass.
Bradley Rein, 53, of Hingham is facing an array of charges in relation to the November 2022 crash, including murder.