Matthew Langford stands before Judge O'Grady
Hobart Lane is kind of like Phillips Street in that it will probably never live down its (well deserved) party reputation, even though there has not been a "Hobart Hoedown" in many years.
For you nubies the Hoedown preceded the Blarney Blowout, but of the same basic idea: day drinking until you get completely out of control, and when police arrive throw dangerous objects at them.
Amherst police encountered two rowdy party goers very early Sunday morning trying to force their way into #29 Hobart Lane. When they refused to comply with instructions to leave -- and physically resisted police -- officers had no choice but to arrest Kyle Bisceglia and Matthew Langford, both age 20.
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Matthew Langford (6 feet 2 inches tall, weighing 200 pounds) was charged with Disorderly Conduct, Resisting Arrest and Assault and Battery on a police officer.
Kyle Bisceglia arraigned before Judge O'Grady
Kyle Bisceglia was charged with Resisting Arrest and Disorderly Conduct.
Both are hiring their own attorney and they will return to Eastern Hampshire District Court in mid-December.
What a couple of total scumbags. Sadly, they'll get a slap on the wrist and little more. These so-called punishments are not very punishing.
ReplyDeleteI think their names appearing on Larry's blog is far more of a punishment than 50 hours community service and a $400 fine. Any subsequent job searches will reveal this very blog post - one of the upsides of OITROA being so popular. Here's some fuel for that fire (aka Google indexer): Kyle Bisceglia, Matthew Langford Kyle Bisceglia, Matthew Langford Kyle Bisceglia, Matthew Langford
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ReplyDeleteTime for a dry town
No more liquor licenses
Close the package stores and bars permanently
Let them smoke pot
Yes but most people will look at that as college indiscretions and let it go
ReplyDeleteneither appear to be UMass students
ReplyDeleteSafe bet they were visiting a UMass student (or two, or three or 100).
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