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Prosecutors reduce charges in robbery of Norton barber
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ATTLEBORO â A suspect charged with robbing a Norton barber last week was deemed a dangerous person after a judge found compelling evidence against him Thursday.
Michael Donovan, 34, of Boston, was ordered held in jail without bail by Judge Edmund Mathers following a dangerousness hearing in Attleboro District Court.
Donovan is accused of participating in the assault and robbery of a 32-year-old barber Dec. 3 in the parking lot of the Boneheads Barbershop in a plaza off Route 123 in Norton.
The barber gave a description to police of his attackers, one of whom wore a knit ski mask and used a glove, and the getaway vehicle.
ATTLEBORO â The lawyer for one of the suspects charged with robbing a Norton barber last week says his client was not involved in the incident and suggested police may not have the whole story.
Attleboro defense lawyer James Caramanica, who represents 33-year-old Joseph Dunkle of Quincy, told an Attleboro District Court judge Wednesday that âthere is more going on here than what the alleged victim would have you believe.â
The comments came during a dangerousness hearing after which Judge Michele Armour rejected the prosecutionâs request to hold Dunkle without bail. She set bail at $2,500, which Dunkle, a personal trainer, was expected to post.