Man accused of deadly Apple store crash in Hingham ordered held without bail

The man accused of driving through an Apple store in Hingham—which ultimately killed a 65-year-old man and injured several others — was ordered to continue to be held without bail after appearing in court on Monday.

A judge revoked Bradley Rein’s bail on Aug. 17 for violating probation.

Rein was accused of failing an alcohol test, which is a condition of his pre-trial release. Other conditions include not driving and giving up his passport…

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