Judge Revokes Bradley Rein's Bail for 90 Days After Alcohol-Test Failure in 2022 Apple Store Crash Case
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Updated · The Boston Globe · Aug 17
Judge Revokes Bradley Rein's Bail for 90 Days After Alcohol-Test Failure in 2022 Apple Store Crash Case
3 articles · Updated · The Boston Globe · Aug 17
Summary
Brockton Superior Court ordered Bradley Rein held without bail for 90 days after prosecutors said he failed a routine alcohol test, violating pretrial release terms.
Rein, 57, had been barred from drinking and was already wearing an alcohol-monitoring bracelet after what prosecutors called repeated violations of less restrictive supervision.
The Hingham man is awaiting a Jan. 19, 2027 trial on charges including second-degree murder and motor vehicle homicide in the Nov. 21, 2022 Apple Store crash that killed Kevin Bradley, 65, and injured 22 others.
Court records show his bail had already been revoked after 2023 GPS-monitoring lapses, and prosecutors sought tighter alcohol controls again in 2025, arguing the core problem was compliance rather than supervision.