Clerk Magistrate Hearings in Massachusetts 

According to Massachusetts General Laws c.276 § 100C, when a case is dismissed, and it appears that substantial justice would best be served, the court shall direct the clerk to seal the records of the proceedings. The clerk is then required to notify the Commissioner of Probation and the probation officer of the courts in which the proceedings occurred, who are likewise required to seal the records in their files.

You cannot arraign a person when said persons address was taken from a data breach it is illegal to take someone word over such events that the person who did not share their address publicly because they do not have a MA identification card. address was learned by the man who thought to make up such event, fraudulent charges were filed. hearsay and speculation was involved.