Weymouth Man Arrested Hours Before Court Appearance

BROCKTON, MA — A Weymouth man who was due in court Wednesday had to enter in handcuffs instead of walking through the front door because he was arrested hours earlier.

Lamont Boswell, 32, was arrested in Brockton early Wednesday morning and charged with failing to stop for police, speeding, operating with a suspended license, marked lanes violation and a license place violation, according to the Enterprise.

At about 2:37 a.m., police approached a vehicle being operated by Boswell on North Ash Street. Officers say they allegedly saw the vehicle speed through the city and drive past a stop sign without stopping.

When asked why he was at the home on North Ash Street, Boswell allegedly said that he had court in the morning and wanted to get the car home due to his suspended license.

He was scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday in Brockton District Court.

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