It was alleged that the Defendant, a Captain in the Emergency Services Unit of the NYC Department of Corrections, assaulted the complainant during a fellow corrections officer’s retirement party, causing him serious physical injuries. Attorney Dominic L. Addabbo was convinced that the Defendant acted in self-defense and had his private investigator obtain statements from several eye-witnesses to support this defense. The District Attorney refused to drop the charges as Mr. Addabbo demanded, and the District Attorney proceeded to present the case to the Grand Jury. Mr. Addabbo promptly arranged for the defense witnesses to appear before the Grand Jury. Based upon the sound advice and counsel the Defendant received from Mr. Addabbo, the Defendant himself also testified at the Grand Jury session. That strategy proved to be most effective, and as a result, the Grand Jury voted not to indict the Defendant. All charges against the Captain were dismissed and the records were sealed accordingly. The Captain was completely restored by the Department of Corrections to the position of trust he held before this incident.
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9/28/26 Nassau County Jury: “NOT GUILTY“ DWI
Our client, a 30-year-old businessman, was stopped for speeding. The police officer allegedly smelled alcohol and eventually arrested the client, who blew a .12 on the breath test. Mr. Greenberg argued to the jury that despite the reading, our client’s physical appearance and characteristics were stronger; therefore, the instrument was not accurate. Mr. Greenberg also argued to the Jury that our client's BAC was higher at the time of the test, one hour after he was stopped, than at the time he was driving, because of the absorption of the alcohol into his blood during that one-hour period. The Jury did find the defendant guilty of driving while impaired, which is what we were requesting of the Nassau County District Attorney Office to plead to. The District Attorney wouldn’t give it, but the Jury did!
Electrician arrested for stealing copper wiring
Read the article here: https://www.nydailynews.com/2026/06/25/electrician-arrested-stealing-copper-wiring-brooklyn-hospital/
Gun Charges at JFK Airport Dismissed and Sealed
New York weapons and gun laws are among the strictest in the country as our client, a licensed gun holder in Nassau County, came to find out when he accidentally brought the wrong bag to JFK airport on his way to catch a flight to a meeting. Although licensed in Nassau County, a New York City Special Carry License is needed to carry in New York City. The Queens District Attorney charged our client with Criminal Possession of a Weapon as a Class C Felony, with a mandatory minimum of 3 ½ years! Mr. Greenberg moved swiftly to get the client released from jail, conferenced the case with the Queens District Attorney’s Office, and put together a mitigation package. The case was Dismissed and Sealed within days of the arrest! It is extremely important that your attorney be highly experienced in dealing with similar cases with both the Queens District Attorney’s office and the Queens Courts. Don’t leave your future in the hands of chance after being arrested at an NYC airport, licensed or not. Reach out to Addabbo & Greenberg at 718-268-0400 and speak to attorneys who know what needs to be done!!!
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