Robert Lucey Larceny and Forgery Guilty Plea (Massachusetts)

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Robert Lucey, former Treasurer of NALC Branch 286, who was reported to have pleaded guilty to larceny and forgery in Pittsfield District Court on August 23, 2024, actually passed away on November 10, 2018. As of September 13, 2024, public reports of his guilty plea and sentencing, including a suspended two-year house of correction sentence, two years of probation, and $7,961 in restitution, are contradicted by an obituary confirming his death in 2018. Further investigation indicates no record of the reported guilty plea was found, suggesting the initial reports were erroneous. The original reports stated Lucey pleaded guilty to one count of larceny over $1,200, eight counts of forgery of a check, and eight counts of uttering a false check.

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September 2024 1 developments

  1. OLMS Boston-Buffalo District Office and Pittsfield Police Department investigation leads to guilty plea and sentencing

    The guilty plea and sentencing were publicly reported, following an investigation by the OLMS Boston-Buffalo District Office and the Pittsfield Police Department.

August 2024 2 developments

  1. Lucey sentenced to two years suspended, probation, and ordered to pay $7,961 restitution

    Lucey was sentenced to two years in a house of correction (suspended), two years of probation, and ordered to pay restitution of $7,961.

  2. Former NALC Branch 286 Treasurer Robert Lucey Pleads Guilty to Larceny and Forgery

    Robert Lucey, former Treasurer of NALC Branch 286, pleaded guilty in Pittsfield District Court to one count of larceny over $1,200, eight counts of forgery of a check, and eight counts of uttering a false check.

November 2018 1 developments