I wonder what the Mendolusky's sentences would've been if they'd been armed at the time of the invasion and put these pieces of shit on the coroner's slab where they belonged:
http://www.sentinelandenterprise.com/local/ci_7768646
Five teens plead guilty to charges related to home invasion, assault
By Damien Fisher
Sentinel & Enterprise
Article Launched:12/20/2007 10:00:56 AM EST
LEOMINSTER -- Five Fitchburg teens pleaded guilty Wednesday in Worcester Superior Court to charges related to the assault of a Leominster woman in her home last December.
Brian Fontaine, 19, of 49 Beech St. in Fitchburg, and Joshua Schmuck, 18, of 265 Mount Vernon St. in Fitchburg, were sentenced to a year in jail for allegedly forcing their way into a Leominster woman's house, according to the district attorney's office. Once inside the home, the two also brandished a silver and black BB gun that looked like a semi-automatic pistol, the victim's husband said.
Tim Connolly, spokesman for Worcester County District Attorney Joe Early Jr., said Fontaine and Schmuck received credit for time served since their Dec. 22, 2006, arrest and should be released from jail soon.
Schmuck and Fontaine's alleged accomplices -- Dustin Underhill, 19, of 52 Mount Vernon St. in Fitchburg; James Brisebois, 18, of 13 Sarri Parkway; and Alexandro Valentin, 18, of 33 Salem St. -- all received probationary sentences for their role in the crime, according to Connolly.
"That's pretty cheesy right there," said Jason Mendolusky, the husband of the victim.
Mendolusky said all five of the teens ought to serve jail time.
"It's unfortunate they're not going to be doing any time," he said.
Mendolusky said Fontaine and Schmuck entered their Pleasant Street house on Friday, Dec. 22, last year, after telling his wife they were having car trouble and needed to use her phone.
Schmuck knocked the phone out of her hand and Fontaine knocked her to the ground and brandished the BB gun, Mendolusky said.
His wife did not stay, instead she took off running out of the house to seek help, Mendolusky said.
"She just ran off and that foiled them pretty quick," he said.
Police reported that nothing was taken from the house and the group was arrested a short time later as they drove on Main Street.
Fontaine and Schmuck each received 2 1/2-year sentences by pleading guilty to a breaking and entering charge, Connolly said.
Judge John S. McCann ordered they serve one year and have the remaining year and a half suspended during a three-year probation, Connolly said.
Schmuck and Fontaine each received three years probation on an assault and battery charge and an assault with intent to commit a felony charge. That probation will run concurrently with the probation received for the breaking and entering charge, Connolly said.
McCann dismissed the home invasion charge against both Fontaine and Schmuck as part of the plea agreement and the armed assault in a dwelling charge is placed on file after the guilty plea, Connolly said.
Underhill, Valentin and Brisebois, facing identical charges, received three years probation on the breaking and entering, assault and battery charge and assault with intent to commit a felony charges, while the armed assault with intent to commit a felony was placed on file and the home invasion charge was dismissed, Connolly said.
http://www.sentinelandenterprise.com/local/ci_7768646
Five teens plead guilty to charges related to home invasion, assault
By Damien Fisher
Sentinel & Enterprise
Article Launched:12/20/2007 10:00:56 AM EST
LEOMINSTER -- Five Fitchburg teens pleaded guilty Wednesday in Worcester Superior Court to charges related to the assault of a Leominster woman in her home last December.
Brian Fontaine, 19, of 49 Beech St. in Fitchburg, and Joshua Schmuck, 18, of 265 Mount Vernon St. in Fitchburg, were sentenced to a year in jail for allegedly forcing their way into a Leominster woman's house, according to the district attorney's office. Once inside the home, the two also brandished a silver and black BB gun that looked like a semi-automatic pistol, the victim's husband said.
Tim Connolly, spokesman for Worcester County District Attorney Joe Early Jr., said Fontaine and Schmuck received credit for time served since their Dec. 22, 2006, arrest and should be released from jail soon.
Schmuck and Fontaine's alleged accomplices -- Dustin Underhill, 19, of 52 Mount Vernon St. in Fitchburg; James Brisebois, 18, of 13 Sarri Parkway; and Alexandro Valentin, 18, of 33 Salem St. -- all received probationary sentences for their role in the crime, according to Connolly.
"That's pretty cheesy right there," said Jason Mendolusky, the husband of the victim.
Mendolusky said all five of the teens ought to serve jail time.
"It's unfortunate they're not going to be doing any time," he said.
Mendolusky said Fontaine and Schmuck entered their Pleasant Street house on Friday, Dec. 22, last year, after telling his wife they were having car trouble and needed to use her phone.
Schmuck knocked the phone out of her hand and Fontaine knocked her to the ground and brandished the BB gun, Mendolusky said.
His wife did not stay, instead she took off running out of the house to seek help, Mendolusky said.
"She just ran off and that foiled them pretty quick," he said.
Police reported that nothing was taken from the house and the group was arrested a short time later as they drove on Main Street.
Fontaine and Schmuck each received 2 1/2-year sentences by pleading guilty to a breaking and entering charge, Connolly said.
Judge John S. McCann ordered they serve one year and have the remaining year and a half suspended during a three-year probation, Connolly said.
Schmuck and Fontaine each received three years probation on an assault and battery charge and an assault with intent to commit a felony charge. That probation will run concurrently with the probation received for the breaking and entering charge, Connolly said.
McCann dismissed the home invasion charge against both Fontaine and Schmuck as part of the plea agreement and the armed assault in a dwelling charge is placed on file after the guilty plea, Connolly said.
Underhill, Valentin and Brisebois, facing identical charges, received three years probation on the breaking and entering, assault and battery charge and assault with intent to commit a felony charges, while the armed assault with intent to commit a felony was placed on file and the home invasion charge was dismissed, Connolly said.
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