A Boston man charged with stealing scrap metal from a Pembroke business last March was in court on Monday for a pretrial hearing.
David A. Grimm, 49, of Boston was a passenger in a vehicle Pembroke police pulled over for revoked registration on March 16, 2008. When police checked out the vehicle, they found a large amount of scrap aluminum and copper, according to reports. When questioned, Grimm allegedly told police he had taken the metal from Dorchester Awning Company in Pembroke.
Grimm was arrested and charged with receiving stolen property and larceny over $250. He later was released on personal recognizance but is being held at MCI Norfolk for other cases out of Suffolk Superior Court. He is due back in Plymouth District Court on March 4.
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