DA: Quincy man facing attempted murder charges in Route 128 apparent road rage shooting
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DA: Quincy man facing attempted murder charges in Route 128 apparent road rage shooting
"Prosecutors allege that the shooting happened around 11:30 p.m. Monday, following a "verbal altercation" between Perkins and another man in the parking lot of the Beverly Service Plaza rest stop. Investigators say the men returned to their vehicles, and Perkins allegedly followed the other car onto the highway and fired shots at it. A second person was inside the targeted vehicle at the time, Tucker's office said."
"Beverly police and Massachusetts State Police responded to the scene. Investigators did not say whether the people in the targeted vehicle were struck or injured. At the arraignment, a judge ordered Perkins to be held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing and prohibited him from having any contact with the two individuals in the other vehicle. Perkins is due back in Salem District Court on Dec. 18 for a dangerousness hearing."
Thomas Drequan Perkins, 26, pleaded not guilty in Salem District Court to multiple firearm-related charges. Charges include armed assault with intent to murder, assault with a dangerous weapon, unlicensed firearm possession, possession of ammunition without a firearm identification card, discharging a firearm near a highway, and defacing property. Prosecutors allege the shooting occurred about 11:30 p.m. Monday after a verbal altercation at the Beverly Service Plaza rest stop. Investigators say Perkins followed another vehicle onto Route 128 North and fired shots at it while a second person was inside. A judge ordered Perkins held without bail, barred him from contacting the two occupants, and set a dangerousness hearing for Dec. 18.
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