Previously, Robinson was employed by the city of Lowell Department of Public Works for almost 15 years.

His release allows Robinson to maintain his employment as a laborer in the town of Tyngsboro.

The court further ordered that Robinson continue to reside with his mother in Lowell, to not leave Massachusetts and to surrender his passport. The court placed restrictions on his personal associations, his place of domicile and travel to include “no abuse, no contact, stay away from alleged vict(im), 100 (yards) from victim’s home/work/school.” A 58A dangerousness hearing was held on the same day as his arraignment in Lowell District Court, and Judge Michael Fabbri found Robinson dangerous and ordered him released on several conditions. The documents also state that the victim, who lives in Dracut, is known to Robinson in a “dating relationship.”Īccording to a statement released by the Dracut Police Department on Saturday, the alleged assault occurred at a Dracut residence on Wednesday. LOWELL - In a case that has rocked the city’s political establishment, newly reelected City Councilor Corey Robinson was arraigned in Lowell District Court Thursday on two charges of assault and battery on a family/household member.Īccording to court documents obtained by The Sun, Robinson is “alleged to have put his hands forcibly around the vict(im’s) neck & pulled her hair.”

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