Word: manne
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Judge Reuben A. Lurie '21, of the Suffolk County Superior Court, released Mann, Henry A. Olson, and Philip C. Nies from the Charles Street Jail on personal recognizance after hearing an appeal for reduced bond from William P. Homans Jr. '48, counsel for the three. Bond had been set at $7500 for Mann and at $5000 for each of the other...
...Mann, Olson, and Nies are wanted for allegedly committing assault and battery with a dangerous weapon at a disruption of Boston English High School on October 1. Matthew A. King, the detective sergeant at Division 10 of the Boston Police Department who signed the complaint against Mann, is the brother of Patrick King, the Boston English football coach whom each of the three allegedly attacked with a "dangerous weapon" -a stick...
...Mann is wanted on seven counts for the CFIA disruption - three of assault and battery, two of disturbing the peace, one of defacing a school building, and one of disturbing a school assembly. Olson is wanted on two counts of assault and battery and one of disturbing the peace, and Nies on one count of disturbing the peace...
...Cambridge police arrested Mann, Olson, and Nies on the CFIA charges at 11:30 a. m. last Friday after a press conference which Mann had called in the Old Cambridge Baptist Church. The three were arraigned before Judge Edward M. Viola of the Third District Court at 2 p. m., with Viola continuing the case until November...
...Homans said last night that he asked an officer of the Third District Court to hold Mann, Olson, and Nies at the Court-house until bond could be posted for them there...