Christopher Greene, the Montclair man arrested last summer for allegedly planning a highway shooting spree in Vermont, who was turned in by his mother, whom he allegedly also had plans to kill, pleaded not guilty in superior court yesterday. The Ledger's Phil Read reports:
"Christopher Greene is a man of high moral character. He has never harmed anyone in his life," his attorney, Alan Krauss of Montclair, said in a statement. "His mother is shocked at the outrageous charges against him, and she fully supports him."
And...
Just before the 6-foot-2, 130-pound Greene stated his date of birth and other particulars for the record, he turned to his 78-year-old mother, wearing a red beret and tinted tortoise-shell glasses, and gave her a warm smile. His mother had waited more than three hours, at times reading a magazine, as defendants accused of parole violations took their turns before the judge.
As Greene was escorted out of the courtroom, he turned again to his mother.
"Take care, Mom," he said.
"Call me later, call me," she replied.
shouldn't the word "allegedly" appear in this story?