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    The Massachusetts Parole Board denied parole for Anthony David Galluccio based on public safety concerns from his convictions for OUI, leaving the scene of an accident, and driving history of surchargeable accidents. While Galluccio has engaged in positive programming in institution and made progress addressing substance abuse issues, the board found he had not yet demonstrated readiness for release. The board may reconsider parole within 60 days if Galluccio requests it.

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    The Massachusetts Parole Board denied parole for Anthony David Galluccio based on public safety concerns from his convictions for OUI, leaving the scene of an accident, and driving history of surchargeable accidents. While Galluccio has engaged in positive programming in institution and made progress addressing substance abuse issues, the board found he had not yet demonstrated readiness for release. The board may reconsider parole within 60 days if Galluccio requests it.

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    The Massachusetts Parole Board denied parole for Anthony David Galluccio based on public safety concerns from his convictions for OUI, leaving the scene of an accident, and driving history of surchargeable accidents. While Galluccio has engaged in positive programming in institution and made progress addressing substance abuse issues, the board found he had not yet demonstrated readiness for release. The board may reconsider parole within 60 days if Galluccio requests it.

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    The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

    (Executive Office of(Pu6fic Safety


    (Parole (Board
    12 ^Mercer (Road

    Deval L. Patrick
    Massachusetts 01760
    Mark A. Conrad
    Governor
    Chairman
    Timothy P. Murray Tetepfione # (508) 650-4500 Donald V. Giancioppo
    Lieutenant Governor
    Facsimile # (508) 650-4599 Executive Director
    Mary Elizabeth Heffernan
    Secretary

    RECORD OF DECISION

    In the matter of

    ANTHONY DAVID GALLUCCIO


    BIL116154

    TYPE OF HEARING: Initial Parole Eligibility

    DATE OF HEARING: May 14, 2010

    DATE OF DECISION: May 14, 2010

    PARTICIPATING BOARD MEMBER: Cesar Archiila

    DECISION OF THE BOARD: Deny, Subject has engaged in positive programming, there
    remains a public safety concern due to convictions for OUI [Operating Under the Influence],
    leaving scene, driving history reflects a number of surchargeable accidents. Mr. Galluccio's
    institutional record reflects progress in addressing his S/A [substance abuse] (alcohol) issues,
    admits to alcohol abuse yet distinguishes that from "alcoholism", may request reconsideration
    within 60 days.

    Board Member 1: [Concur].

    / certify that this is the decision and reasons of the Massachusetts Parole Board
    regarding the above referenced hearing.

    11-fjo
    Executive Director Date

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