"A Mattapan man who was arrested Sunday and charged with murder was also charged earlier this year with possession of a dangerous weapon, but had his case dropped due to the ongoing public defender work stoppage in Massachusetts. Javonte Robinson, 29, was arrested by Boston police just after 3 p.m. Sunday near Neponset Valley Parkway in Hyde Park. The night before, officers responded to a report about a person that had been stabbed close to an address on Fremont Street in Mattapan."
"In late August, Robinson was arraigned on charges of possession of a dangerous weapon and possession of a Class A drug. He was released on personal recognizance, according to the records, but was transported to Attleboro District Court where he was wanted on other outstanding warrants. Last month, Robinson's charges were dismissed without prejudice, meaning that the case could be reopened in the future."
Javonte Robinson, 29, was arrested near Neponset Valley Parkway after police found a man with a stab wound near Fremont Street in Mattapan; the victim was pronounced dead. Robinson was arraigned in Dorchester District Court, pleaded not guilty to murder, and was committed to Suffolk County Jail. In late August he faced charges for possession of a dangerous weapon and a Class A drug, was released on personal recognizance, and was transported to Attleboro on outstanding warrants. Last month those charges were dismissed without prejudice under the Lavalee protocol amid a public defender work stoppage.
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