UPDATED: Screaming Match Ensues After Dokos Dangerousness Hearing: Report

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LOWELL, MA—A screaming match between the families of Tewksbury wrestler Broc A. Dokos, 18, and Stephen Bonugli, 18, erupted after Dokos' dangerousness hearing at Lowell District Court, reports the Lowell Sun.

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According to the report, relatives from the two families engaged in a screaming match outside the courtroom that had to be broken up by courtroom officers. The Division 2 State Wrestling Champion and TMHS Football player plead not guilty to charges of assault and battery causing serious bodily injury and assault in Lowell District Court Tuesday.

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Dokos, of 120 Colonial Rd. Lawrence, was placed into custody Monday after an alleged attack left the victim temporarily unconscious and with broken bones, according to Tewksbury police.

Lowell District Court Judge Daniel Crane ruled that Dokos was a danger and ordered him held until the next day when he would decide on releasing him on a GPS device with conditions, according to the Lowell Sun's report.

At the time of his arrest, Dokos was held on $25,000 bail pending arraignment, but was ordered held without bail Tuesday. He was later released on $5,000 cash bail Thursday, but must live in Lawrence during his house arrest and cannot set foot in Tewksbury, reports the Lowell Sun.

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