Overview
- Prosecutors dismissed vandalism, disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace on Nov. 13, leaving a count for illegally discharging a BB gun.
- The agreement imposes roughly six months of pretrial probation through early April 2026 and requires $386.59 in restitution for a broken car window.
- Court records and the district attorney’s office say pretrial probation involves no change of plea and violations could return the case to the trial track.
- Police arrested Carlos P. Gouvêa on Oct. 1 outside Temple Beth Zion during Yom Kippur after two shots prompted a lockdown of hundreds of congregants.
- Gouvêa told police he was hunting rats, synagogue leaders said the incident did not appear motivated by antisemitism, and Harvard placed him on administrative leave.